Offered Fall 2021, Online, 3 credits, open to all majors! Instructor: Amber Dashnaw Register for LIB202: Digital Citizenship & Information as Power, True Crime today! Course Description: Do you find yourself drawn to the latest true crime documentary, book, or podcast? Are you intrigued by stories of infamous bad acts and their impact on society? … Continue reading New Course, LIB202: True Crime
Graduate Workshop: Scholarly Publishing
The University Libraries will continue our Spring 2021 Graduate Workshop series with: Scholarly Publishing Tuesday April 20th @ 5pm via Zoom This workshop will offer an introduction to scholarly publishing for graduate students or early-career academics. Come learn more about the typical process of submitting, revising, and publishing a scholarly journal article, some tips on … Continue reading Graduate Workshop: Scholarly Publishing
Graduate Workshop: Presentation Skills
The University Libraries will continue our Spring 2021 Graduate Workshop series with: Presentation Skills Tuesday April 13th @ 5pm via Zoom This workshop will contain general information about giving a presentation in a professional environment. Do you have a conference presentation coming up? Giving a presentation as part of a job interview? This workshop will … Continue reading Graduate Workshop: Presentation Skills
Graduate Workshop: Apps to Organize your Research Life
The University Libraries will continue our Spring 2021 Graduate Workshop series with: Apps to Organize your Research Life Tuesday March 23rd @ 5pm via Zoom This workshop will explore a variety of apps that you can use to help you organize your research and data. Are you using your mobile devices to their fullest extent … Continue reading Graduate Workshop: Apps to Organize your Research Life
University Libraries Graduate Workshop Series
The University Libraries will continue hosting a series of workshops for graduate students during Spring 2021. All workshops are at 5pm and will be held remotely via Zoom. 1/26 Maximizing Google – add to Google Calendar2/16 Citation Management Systems- add to Google Calendar 3/23 Apps to Organize your Research Life- add to Google Calendar4/13 Presentation … Continue reading University Libraries Graduate Workshop Series
Fall Semester Potsdam Hill Campus DRAFT Indoor Traffic Pattern Maps out for Review
Clarkson community members, the Facilities/ Infrastructure Task Force of the Clarkson Restart team has been working hard to prepare for the start of the upcoming semester. In order to comply with New York State guidelines and to promote social distancing, the university is establishing distinct limited indoor pedestrian traffic patterns for major corridors of the … Continue reading Fall Semester Potsdam Hill Campus DRAFT Indoor Traffic Pattern Maps out for Review
One Card expense reports due 10/31/19
One Card Transactions:The billing cycle has ended for One Card transactions dated September 21st through October 20th that have loaded to My Wallet by October 21st . Expense reports should be submitted and approved by October 31st. The final Visa load for this cycle occurred on October 21st. Please make sure that you have reconciled all transactions dated October 20th and prior. Also, … Continue reading One Card expense reports due 10/31/19
TAC to ERC First Floor Connection Still Closed
It is necessary for us to keep the walkway between the TAC and the ERC closed to all traffic for another week. The walkway on the 2nd floor is open. We apologize for the inconvenience and thank you for your patience. Please email facilities@clarkson.edu if you have any questions.
Flooring Installation Slated for Next Week Near Concrete Cafe
Later next week it will be necessary for us to shut down the hallway outside the Concrete Café on the 3rd floor of the Science Center in order to replace flooring. Although we know materials are due to arrive on August 8, we have not secured an installation date from our installer. Once begun, the … Continue reading Flooring Installation Slated for Next Week Near Concrete Cafe
CAMP Hallway Blocked Next Week
Beginning on Tuesday, August 7, and for possibly two weeks, we will be removing faulty fireproofing from the ceiling in the corridor on the second floor of CAMP leading to the bridge to the Student Center. The work will be done in three phases. As we work on each area it will be completely blocked off … Continue reading CAMP Hallway Blocked Next Week