Dear Students: We understand that everyone is excited about room selection for the next academic year. We are very excited to have our buildings full again, and working with all of you in the residence halls. These are difficult times, and our staff have been working to provide you with the best possible Housing Lottery […]
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Clarkson University’s Society of Women Engineers (SWE) recently hosted an evening of STEM activities for nearly 30 Girl Scouts, primarily fourth and fifth graders, who belong to troops from Upstate New York. The Clarkson University Science Center was abuzz on the evening of March 6, with lots of young girls, laughter, and fun. Although less
The University Libraries will continue our spring workshop series for Grad students with: Building your Online Presence & Demonstrating your Research Impact! TODAY! March 31st at 5pm – Zoom only! (No in-person session) Add to your Google Calendar This workshop will discuss metrics associated with scholarly output as well as ways to increase your scholarly visibility
If students are asking you questions about the Pass/No Credit grading option, please refer them to the COVID-19 Current Student FAQs online. If they are still unable to find answers to the questions they have online, they may email the Registrar’s office at registrar@clarkson.edu. As this is a new process that is still in development, we may not be
Message to Faculty & Staff from President Collins Clarkson’s Strength Comes From You.
The University Libraries will continue our spring workshop series for Grad students with: Building your Online Presence & Demonstrating your Research Impact! TOMORROW! March 31st at 5pm – Zoom only! (No in-person session) Add to your Google Calendar This workshop will discuss metrics associated with scholarly output as well as ways to increase your scholarly visibility
Students entering Clarkson University in the Fall of 2021 have the choice if they want to submit their standardized test scores when they apply for admission to the university. The decision comes as the University seeks to support its future student community who will face other challenges when considering college admissions amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
