Strong performances by multiple programs have led to Clarkson University once again being featured prominently in the 2023 edition of Best Graduate Schools by U.S. News & World Report. Notably, Clarkson’s graduate engineering program maintained a solid top 150 ranking, and the civil, chemical, mechanical, and materials engineering programs ranked in the top 100. The … Continue reading Clarkson University Again Featured In U.S. News & World Report’s Best Graduate Schools
Clarkson Psychology Professor to Address Students on the Study of Statistical Thinking
Andreas Wilke, associate professor and chair of the Psychology Department at Clarkson University, has been invited to address a group of Psychology students being inducted into the international psychology honor society, Psi Chi, at SUNY Polytechnic Institute in Utica, NY on April 15. Wilke will speak to the group about “the misperception of randomness”. With … Continue reading Clarkson Psychology Professor to Address Students on the Study of Statistical Thinking
Join us Tuesday, April 5th for First Tuesday at SLC Arts’ Creative Spirit Community Arts Center & Cantina!
On Tuesday, April 5, all faculty and staff are invited to stop by The Creative Spirit Community Arts Center at 6 Raymond Street for a tour or to purchase items made by local artists from their gift shop. Then head across the street to Cantina at 11 Raymond Street in downtown Potsdam, for a complimentary … Continue reading Join us Tuesday, April 5th for First Tuesday at SLC Arts’ Creative Spirit Community Arts Center & Cantina!
Parking During Accepted Students Day TOMORROW
Tomorrow (Saturday 4/2) is the “Accepted Students Day” on Campus. Open House Guests will be directed to park in Cheel Arena’s upper and lower lots as their Welcome and morning activities will be in Cheel. Students and Staff are asked to clear vehicles from these lots by 6:00 pm today. Any questions or concerns can … Continue reading Parking During Accepted Students Day TOMORROW
Remote work available – Students callers needed – Join the Knightline Phonathon team!
Clarkson Department – Clarkson Fund Job Title – Student Phonathon Caller – Knightline Job Description – The Clarkson Knightline Phonathon is offering online jobs for excellent pay and the opportunity to gain valuable professional experience. Now you can be a CU Ambassador by joining the Knightline team which contacts more than 20,000 alumni, parents and friends of the university to update personal and business information and to … Continue reading Remote work available – Students callers needed – Join the Knightline Phonathon team!
If God Is So Loving, Why Is There So Much Evil in the World?
If God is so loving, why is there so much evil in the world? On Thursday April 14th at 7pm, the St. Lawrence County Director of Reasonable Faith (reasonablefaith.org), Bob Dale, is joining us in the Student Center Forum. He will be giving a 30 minute presentation on the philosophical question called “The Problem of … Continue reading If God Is So Loving, Why Is There So Much Evil in the World?
Our Experiences Panel: AAPI Voices
Our Experiences is a series of conversations where a panel of Clarkson community members share their voices, stories, and experiences with the wider community. Join us to celebrate the AAPI community at Clarkson!
Effective, Inclusive Teaching Challenge
The Institute for STEM Education and Office of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion are sponsoring a joint Teaching Effectiveness Challenge. We are looking for members of the Clarkson Community to respond to the following prompt: What is effective, inclusive teaching? How do you imagine it playing out in a classroom, a lab, during fieldwork, in a … Continue reading Effective, Inclusive Teaching Challenge
Peace Action Webinar
Learn about having meaningful and insightful conversations with Indigenous communities. As well as learning about the history and culture of the local Akwesasne Mohawk community. Please email darlincr@clarkson.edu for the Zoom link.
Local Produce for Students
Dear students (who have access to a kitchen), If you are looking for a fresh, local, and affordable food option for the fall semester, please consider signing up for a CSA. Birdsfoot Farm: Birdsfoot Farm, located south of Canton, has a student CSA option. This involves receiving a box of fresh produce each week throughout … Continue reading Local Produce for Students