Clarkson’s Hearing and Attention Lab (HAL) seeks participants for an EEG study examining brain responses to speech sounds. This project is part of a larger initiative based out of Cincinnati Children’s Hospital, aiming to identify neural markers of abnormal language development in preterm infants. Data collection at Clarkson will characterize the mature adult response to […]
Thomas Robbins ‘24, an honors student at Clarkson University who graduated earlier this month with a Bachelor of Science in Environmental Engineering Degree, was recently awarded top prize in the undergraduate Social Sciences category of student e-poster presentations at the American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS) 2024 Annual Meeting. Robbins’ work is titled
Clarkson University employees and students have several options for meeting University business and/or educational transportation needs. Options include the use of a Clarkson University fleet vehicle, the use of a rental vehicle, or the use of one’s personal vehicle. No matter which option is selected, drivers are required to be approved by the University and
Sign Up for the Fall Move-in Crew! Please apply for the Fall 2023 Move-In Crew! Sign-ups will be accepted until Sunday, July 28th. Fill out the brief form to sign up! https://forms.gle/xYPAbsTYVEiTVvk6A More information is below. Move-In Crew volunteers must have an infinitely friendly attitude, and the ability to smile (and smile, and smile!) even in the face of
Bookstore ADDITIONAL 50% OFF Clearance- Ends Friday! Take an ADDITIONAL 50% off all green tag clearance clothing at the Market St. Bookstore! Example: Original Price = $20, Clearance Price $12, Final Price = $6 at register Last day of offer is Friday 5/31/24 *offer cannot be combined with any other sale, coupon, promotion or discount.
Magic! Balloon Animals! Zentangles! Cookies! CURE 2024 begins June 1! All faculty, staff and graduate students of the Clarkson community are encouraged to join Clarkson’s Unconference Refresh Event (CURE!) for conversation, community, and more! Feedback from CURE participants is that they always learn about something or someone new at Clarkson! This year, we’re focusing on
Message From the Director As we look back on another year, we’re delighted to share the accomplishments of some of our outstanding students. It’s been a busy semester’s end as our students presented at conferences, finished final projects and exams, and our seniors prepared to graduate. I’m proud that two Honors students were the recipients
Applications to Clarkson’s NSF I-Corps summer cohort are now open. The goal of the NSF I-Corps program is to help inventors, researchers, and entrepreneurs connect with potential customers early in the development process to explore the commercial potential of their idea, and ultimately to increase commercialization success. Participants will learn about the process of “customer discovery,” and will
Thank you to those who submitted SafetyNet referrals this year. Through your efforts, the SafetyNet committee was able to respond to approximately 500 referrals to assist students with basic needs, academic difficulties, mental and physical illness, loss of a loved one, and safety concerns, among other challenges. Please consider taking this anonymous survey to provide your feedback to the SafetyNet
Do you know of any freshmen or incoming students with a passion for physical and digital “Making”? The Makerspace is looking to hire new Maker Mentors – students who will work in the space, gain real-world experience with cutting-edge equipment, and develop an item for their resume in the process! Feel free to direct any interested
