Dear All, The Clarkson University Electrochemical Society (CU-ECS) is excited to announce that it was featured in the most recent volume of The Electrochemical Society Interface, which is the Electrochemical Society’s quarterly publication. This is a great accomplishment for our chapter and Clarkson University! Interface Vol. 29 The publication is sent by mail to all […]
Clarkson University honors student Andres Garcia Jiminez ‘20 has been awarded a Graduate Research Fellowship from the National Science Foundation (NSF). Garcia Jiminez, a dual aeronautical engineering and physics major with a minor in mathematics, will be completing his graduate work in track for a PhD in Aeronautics and Astronautics at the Massachusetts Institute of
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The University Libraries will continue our spring workshop series for Grad students with: Staying Up to Date in Engineering Literature! TOMORROW! April 14th at 5pm – Zoom Only! (No in-person session) Add to your Google Calendar This workshop will discuss ways to keep up with current trends in the scholarly literature. Overwhelmed by the amount of engineering
The campus bookstore is currently offering 20% off Champion Brand clothing and accessories as well as Free Shipping through April 13! Visit www.clarksonshop.com now to take advantage of this special offer. Use promo code CHAMPION20 to get the discount. The bookstore also carries a variety of “Shelter at Home” essentials and great Gifts for Grads – all shipping is
MONDAY MOTIVATOR This message is from Chris Martin in Math. Why does anyone go to college, anyway? If you ask a teacher we will say things like “To acquire new knowledge and learn new skills.” Ask a student and they’ll invariably say “So I can get a good job.” The truth is we’re both right. If
MONDAY MOTIVATORThis message is from Chris Martin in Math. Dear Clarkson,I “teach math” here, and the lame joke I would always tell is “…and by teach I mean I shout math in a big room while students play on their phones.” Now I just record math into Zoom and hope that someone’s out there listening.
Clarkson University alumnus Thomas Conroy ‘19 has been awarded a Graduate Research Fellowship from the National Science Foundation (NSF). Conroy, a Rochester, NY native who graduated from Clarkson with an Electrical Engineering degree from the Honors Program, is now pursuing a Ph.D. at Cornell University in Electrical and Computer Engineering. The Graduate Research Fellowship from
Message from President Tony Collins Bigger, Better, Stronger.
