Visit our new external North Country Climate Stories website. Last week’s climate story was Mike Pratt, CEO of New York’s Olympic Regional Development Authority. Mike talked to ISE intern Nick LaScala about how ORDA and the larger winter recreation economy is adapting to our changing climate. This week our climate story is Dr. Tom Langen, […]
Student Administrative Services continues to operate, and is here to help during fall enrollment. Students are encouraged to use the virtual tools available to them to plan for enrollment before their enrollment appointment begins. Students should contact their advisor, or academic department if they have questions regarding which courses they should take, or other academic-advising related issues. And don’t
Dear Clarkson Community, With the arrival of spring, many members of our Clarkson family look forward to celebrating important holidays with their loved ones and communities. Already, we have seen wonderful examples of home and virtual celebrations, such as with Persian New Year. While people are working and studying from home, we still need
This message is intended to provide an outline for on‐line summer instruction, guideline to faculty compensation during summer 2020, and related process information. Please download it below for more information.
The Student Success Center would like students to access Virtual Drop In Tutoring by using the links provided at: https://intranet.clarkson.edu/student-life/student-success/. Calculus/Physics/Chemistry and Engineering Drop In sessions begin tonight at 7pm!
The International Center is sponsoring a photo contest with the theme TRAVEL! You can submit any photo you took while traveling in the USA or internationally! #CUEverywhereTogether How to submit a photo and the rules: Please email your photo (.jpeg or .png) AND a photo caption to internationalcenter@clarkson.edu by Tuesday, April 7, 2020. One photo
The University Libraries will continue our spring workshop series for Grad students with: Staying Up to Date in Humanities Literature! TOMORROW! 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
Hello students,Please vote for your paint color preferences by clicking the link or copy and paste the address below.https://forms.gle/a2Qe8N91tpBF7TzN8The Office of Student Life and the Student Center Committee are collaborating with other university stakeholders to update the Student Center. We want your opinion on what color palette to use in repainting the building!
MONDAY MOTIVATORToday’s Message comes from Shane Rogers, Associate Professor of Civil and Environmental Engineering“Life’s challenges are not supposed to paralyze you, they’re supposed to help you discover who you are.” – – Bernice Johnson Reagon – song leader, composer, scholar, social activist, and founding member of the Student Non-violent Coordinating Committee’s (SNCC) Freedom Singers in the Albany Movement in Georgia. It
MONDAY MOTIVATORToday’s Message comes from Shane Rogers, Associate Professor of Civil and Environmental Engineering “You may not control all the events that happen to you, but you can decide not to be reduced by them.” — Maya Angelou, Writer & Civil Rights Activist In these stressful times, while socially distanced, it is heartening to see our university community stand together for
