Dear Members of the Clarkson University Community: Now that classes and other academic programs are being provided online by the university, we wanted to take this opportunity to remind members of our community that maintaining learning and working environments free from bullying, harassment and discrimination remains a high priority for the University. Members of the community […]
UNESCO, IBM, and SAP have partnered to present Code the Curve, a virtual hackathon which aims to use data, programming, and entrepreneurial spirit to solve unique challenges posed by COVID-19. The application deadline is this Thursday, 4/9 and consists of a 2 minute video outlining the problem and an overview of the proposed solution. Themes for the challenge include:
Attention Golden Knights! Clarkson Intramurals has extended the registration deadline for the following games:NBA 2k20 – Xbox Madden 20 – PlayStationNHL 20 – Xbox and PlayStation MLB The Show 20 – PlayStationPGA Tour Rory McIlroy – Xbox and PlayStationRocket League Registration ends April 10th at 12 p.m. You can sign up at imleagues.com/clarkson/registration Thanks,Erik WhitcombeIntramurals
The International Center is holding a travel-themed photo contest for students and we would like you to vote for your favorites! Tomorrow, Wednesday, April 8, go to our Facebook page, find the photo album ‘Photo Contest 2020’ and ‘like’ or ‘heart’ your favorites by 4:00 pm Friday, April 10. Please contact the International Center with
Today, April 7, is the last day to submit your entry to the International Center’s photo contest! See below for the rules and how to submit a photo. Voting will begin tomorrow, April 8 through April 10 at 4:00 pm. Vote by going to our Facebook page! Click on the ‘Photo Contest 2020’ photo album
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Join Clarkson Ignite Managing Director Erin Draper, Coulter School of Engineering Dean Bill Jemison, and Dr. Andrew Williams, Associate Medical Director of Canton Potsdam Hospital this evening, Tuesday, April, 7 at 5:00pm for a second COVID-19 open session. We will start with updates from the March 27 meeting, learn about a prioritized list of current
We are all living through unprecedented times, and the Clarkson University Libraries would like to play our part in keeping a record and capturing experiences. Many of you are unknowingly creating primary source documents recording this time in Clarkson’s history, and the Libraries would like to preserve them. Are you keeping a journal? Are you
The University Libraries will continue our spring workshop series for Grad students with: Staying Up to Date in Humanities Literature! TODAY! Tuesday, April 7th 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 as well as how
