Ignite Speaker Series- October 6, 2020 @ 2 PM
How has the pandemic changed our mental health perceptions and services? Dr. Graveline addresses this and more in this week’s Ignite Speaker Series.
Seminars & Colloquiums
“Exploring Alternate Assessments” Teaching Circle Now Meeting
Join our Circle: Today at 3:00 P.M., join circle facilitator Katie Kavanagh and peers as we continue to meet bi-weekly via Zoom to share discussions around the challenges and ideas with conducting successful assessments in today’s learning environment. Our aim is to uncover successful practices as well as brainstorm for methods that will apply in
Join Us Monday: Exploring Alternate Assessments Teaching Circle Meeting
Join our Circle: Monday, October 5, 2020 at 3:00 P.M., join circle facilitator Katie Kavanagh and peers as we continue to meet bi-weekly via Zoom to share discussions around the challenges and ideas with conducting successful assessments in today’s learning environment. Our aim is to uncover successful practices as well as brainstorm for methods that
Ignite Speaker Series- September 29, 2020 @ 2 PM
Sustainable Infrastructure with Dr. Robert Thomas The United Nations (UN) Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) are blueprints for achieving a better and more sustainable future by addressing the myriad challenges we face as a global society such as failing infrastructure, changing climates, and the dwindling supply of natural resources. Dr. Robert Thomas studies concrete solutions to
Ignite Speaker Series- September 29, 2020 @ 2 PM
Dr. Robert Thomas’ research promotes sustainable and resilient infrastructure through advancements in concrete materials. Join us through Zoom for this talk where he will discuss how the UN SDGs intersect with sustainable infrastructure and materials, identify major challenges faced by the next generation, and show how advances in concrete materials technology can help overcome those challenges.
Ignite Speaker Series- September 22, 2020 @ 2 PM
How much we are really willing to pay for more resilient and sustainable electricity. Can a common energy vision be supported by the public, big energy interests, and governments? Join us on Zoom where Dr. Bird will examine these topics and share a glimpse of the potential future of the energy transition.
“Exploring Alternate Assessments” Teaching Circle now forming.
Join our Circle: Beginning Monday, September 21, 2020 at 3:00 PM, join circle facilitator Katie Kavanagh and peers as we begin to meet bi-weekly via Zoom to share discussions around the challenges and ideas with conducting successful assessments in today’s learning environment. Our aim is to uncover successful practices as well as brainstorm for methods
STEM LEAF Intersectionality Event Friday, October 2nd at 2 pm
STEM LEAF’s third and final event in our Intersectionality & Antiracism Virtual Speaker Series will be Friday October 2nd at 2 pm EST and will feature Tanya Odom leading a discussion entitled What have we learned? What can we do? What will we do differently? Tanya M. Odom, is a Diversity, Inclusion, & Education Coach and Consultant. She
CU-ECS Seminar Series – Prof. Ajit Khosla – Sustainable Advanced Manufacturing
Dear All, Our Clarkson University Electrochemical Society (CU-ECS) student chapter is delighted to announce our next seminar speaker Professor Ajit Khosla, who will be presenting on the topic “Sustainable Advanced Manufacturing: Sensors, Energy Storage Devices, and Soft Robotics” and this talk will take place virtually via zoom on May 15th, Friday 9:00 am EST. Prof. Khosla is a professor
Business Plan Competition Pitching Preparation Workshop
The Shipley Center will be holding individual team sessions to help students planning to participate in the New York State Regional Business Plan Competition. The sessions will focus on how to prepare a business presentation, key talking points, and other pitching tips. These sessions will be held on 3/3 in Snell 102, if you are