It is with great sadness that we share that Past Clarkson Trustee Robert K. Goldman ’79 passed away yesterday at Francis House in Syracuse, NY after a long illness. He served as a Trustee from May 2012 to October 2017, and was a member of the Coulter School Advisory Council prior to his board service. […]
Students, Now is the time to start collecting your vaccination documentation and/or submit your request for a religious or medical exemption for the fall semester if you have not done so already. All exemption requests are due by July 15 and vaccine documentation is required by August 1 per earlier communications and the COVID-19 vaccine
Anthony G. Collins, president of Clarkson University since 2003, will step down as Clarkson’s 16th president at the conclusion of the 2022 academic year. A Clarkson faculty member since 1982, President Collins has been a booster for economic development in the North Country and throughout New York State, and a national advocate for higher education.
With the great summer weather, the Juneteenth Freedom Day is back on for Ives Park (Not the Clarkson Student Center). Please come out and support the great team of organizers, friends and colleagues and get involved in your community!
Clarkson Community, Governor Cuomo announced this week that with 70% of adult New Yorkers vaccinated, New York State’s COVID-19 Restrictions and New York Forward Industry Guidance had been lifted,with limited exceptions*. Vaccinated employees and students do not need to wear masks but may continue to wear masks in all settings All employees, students and vendors
Clarkson Employee Community, Governor Cuomo announced this week that with 70% of adult New Yorkers vaccinated, New York State’s COVID-19 Restrictions and New York Forward Industry Guidance had been lifted,with limited exceptions*. Vaccinated employees and students do not need to wear masks but may continue to wear masks in all settings All employees, students and
Last night, June 9th, at approximately 9pm a member of the Clarkson Community was walking alone along Maple Street near Stewarts. Someone in a passing vehicle threw a soda out of the window soaking the individual. While it is unclear if this was a random or targeted attack, the individual was wearing a religious headcovering.
Potsdam Campus, We received notification today of a positive COVID-19 test by an employee during routine testing. We wish them good health. Contact tracing was initiated with public health and notifications completed. If you have any questions about this communication, please contact clarksonhr@clarkson.edu (employees), studentaffairs@clarkson.edu (students/parents) and/or me. Kelly Chezum ‘04VP for External RelationsRestart/Rebuild Communications
The University will be following all CDC mask guidance that has been adopted by New York State Public Health and the State’s continuing COVID-19 response orders and updates. See highlights below, including the chart of allowable “green activities” and the links to the full guidance that went into effect in New York on Wednesday, May
University Community, Clarkson University announced its vaccination requirement with limited exceptions on May 11, 2021 and has compiled the responses to frequently asked questions (see below and next link). We will provide updates to Frequently Asked Questions and other information at https://www.clarkson.edu/summerfall-2021 based on questions that come in from our community. As we go into
