For students authorized to stay on campus: You can continue to receive your mail and packages at the Student Mailroom. The window will be open Monday, Wednesday and Friday, 8:00 a.m. until 12:30 p.m. For all other students: Prior to March 23, the Student Mailroom received and held all student mail and packages in anticipation […]
Despite COVID-19 curtailing the 2020 Spring Semester in public schools, all Clarkson University Master of Arts in Teaching Program (MAT) students are on track to graduate this June with their master’s and New York State Certification in large part because Clarkson’s program surpasses New York State requirements. “While the COVID-19 national emergency continues to impact
Hey Clarkson Students! CUSA Elections are upon us! The CUSA Senate will be conducting elections for all Senate and Executive Board positions Monday, April 13th through Thursday, April 16th. These elections will be set up differently than previous elections due to the current situation, so please read this email carefully to ensure you understand how to
Dear faculty, In response to the current pandemic of COVID-19 specifically, and more broadly, to the need to address critical gaps in knowledge and response methods, tools, technologies, and strategies related to viral diseases and disease outbreaks, the Office of Sponsored Research Services is issuing a Special Solicitation – Epidemic & Virus Related, jointly sponsored
Dear Faculty, Please know that all funding agencies are aware and are working on contingencies for the impact of COVID-19. If at any point your sponsored research experiences disruption or delays, please let SRS know as soon as possible as we are reaching out to agencies to notify them and will report back to them on
MONDAY MOTIVATORToday’s Message Comes from Chief Inclusion Officer Jen Ball “Knowledge rooted in experience shapes what we value and as a consequence how we know what we know as well as how we use what we know.” ― bell hooks, Teaching Critical Thinking: Practical Wisdom You will likely not have a semester as deep in learning as
MONDAY MOTIVATORToday’s message comes from Chief Inclusion Officer Jen Ball The enclosed poem reflects one university President’s answer to what is at the heart of an institution. It is real and meaningful connection with one another. Even as we work remotely we can offer this invitation and sense of connection to one another. The Invitationby
MONDAY MOTIVATOR Today’s message comes from Chief Inclusion Officer Jen Ball. What our students will remember most about your class this semester was that you genuinely cared about them and their education. Being partners in this struggle with them will make us a better community. If you haven’t seen Brandon Bayne’s Revised Syllabus it gives
The COVID-19 pandemic has caused thousands of college students across the country to continue their collegiate careers via alternate methods of instruction. While Clarkson University faculty moved quickly to put all courses online and adapt syllabi plans over Spring Break, they understood that students were going through a lot of change in their own lives,
Dear Students & Families, This past week, Clarkson began implementing the ‘New York State on PAUSE’ Executive Order from Governor Cuomo that took strong action to contain the growing spread of COVID-19. We have joined businesses and institutions across the State in complying with the 100% work-on-site reduction, with defined exceptions for essential functions to
