The Clarkson Ignite Podcast team discusses with Alex French, Assistant Director of Sustainability, his Climate Stories Program. This awareness campaign focuses on sustainability issues within the campus community, Potsdam community, and the North Country communities. Listen in today to learn more about climate change and how this program is bringing a focus on the issues, […]
The Wallace H. Coulter Foundation is sponsoring the Asian Americans Documentary Series, which begins April 30 with a panel on Facebook Live. Follow the link below to register for the live panel on April 30 and for more information on the series on May 11 and 12 on PBS. https://caamedia.org/blog/2020/04/13/asian-americans-documentary-series-will-broadcast-on-pbs-in-may/ Wallace H. Coulter was a
As the end of the semester approaches, you may be contacted by students seeking an incomplete grade in your course. Here are some important reminders about incompletes: Students who seek an incomplete should submit to you an incomplete grade request form, which (once approved) should be turned in to SAS. The assigning of an incomplete grade
Dear All, We hope everyone is staying safe and healthy. The Clarkson University Electrochemical Society (CU-ECS) will be holding a general body meeting on Friday, May 1 at 12:00 pm to discuss the achievements of the chapter as well as plans for the future. Additionally, the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineering (IEEE) society will
Recent scientific and media reports have highlighted the risk of airborne transmission of the SARS-CoV-2 virus, which causes COVID-19. While it is understood that coughing and sneezing can easily spread the virus over long distances, a multi-disciplinary group of Clarkson professors is framing the problem in a new light. They are examining how air expelled
Federal Work-Study Students As of May 9th, federal work-study funds allotted to the University will be fully expended. If you are working remotely, being paid through federal work-study, and anticipated working past May 9th, contact your supervisor to discuss your employment. If you were unable to work remotely and are being paid through federal work-study
Budget Managers / Student Supervisors – Federal Work-Study Update As of May 9th, federal work-study funds allotted to the University will be fully expended. If you have students working for you remotely, you can continue to pay them federal work-study through the pay period ending May 16th. Any timecards for students after May 16th will need
As we work through a challenging time – each of us focusing on doing all the right things in the face of uncertainty – your extended Clarkson family is thinking of you. Each evening, we hope to share a story of good things, Good Knights, as a way to remind each of us that, despite
A recent New York State-issued directive that says that all people in the state must wear masks or face coverings in public whenever social distancing is not possible led to the need for masks for Clarkson essential workers and the students who remain on campus. Around 30 Clarkson employees, students, and volunteers got out their
Writing Center tutors are still available to work with you! We will be using the Google suite. First, make an appointment through Google Calendar. At your appointment time, the tutor will email you with an invite to use Google Meet or Google Hangout. You will need a microphone. Then share your work through Google Docs.
