Dear Graduate Students,We are excited to announce the call for applications for the next set of Student Councilors for the Clarkson University Graduate Student Association (CUGSA).The Student Councilor position is a one-year commitment designed to represent and support the graduate student body. Councilors are expected to:– Attend and actively participate in weekly council meetings– Contribute […]
Would you like to grow your skills in mediation and conflict resolution? Clarkson and Saint Lawrence are offering a limited number of spaces for faculty and staff to attend a two-day mediation and conflict resolution training on October 17-18 from 9-4:30. The training will take place at Saint Lawrence University and will be led by Duke Fisher, a nationally
The Shipley Center is excited to share the next cohort of Clarkson’s National Science Foundation Innovation-Corps (NSF I-Corps) Program will be starting soon! Applications are due tomorrow! What is NSF I-Corps? NSF I-Corps is a nationally recognized program that helps innovators explore the commercial potential of their ideas. Through hands-on learning, mentorship, and real-world customer discovery, participants
The Clarkson Community–faculty, staff, and students–are in a position to look out for one another and, if necessary, provide assistance. One of the simple and effective mechanisms available to members of the Clarkson Community to offer support to students is by submitting a SafetyNet referral. Submitting information via SafetyNet mobilizes a response to your concerns quickly and
Per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) are toxic, highly stable compounds widely used in the production of consumer goods. Commonly referred to as “forever chemicals” due to their persistence and resistance to biodegradation, these chemicals pose significant environmental challenges. Low-temperature plasmas have shown strong potential for degrading PFAS, particularly long-chain variants; however, the fundamental mechanisms governing their degradation
The Institute for STEM Education is hosting a three-session Teaching Circle focused on the use of AI in teaching. How do you use AI for teaching? How do you use it for prep and in class? Let’s share what we are doing and tips for other users. All sessions are on Zoom and open to
All are welcome! Clarkson’s Construction Engineering Management (CEM) Program invites students, faculty, and staff to Meet the Pro next week, Wednesday, October 1, 2025 at 6:30pm in Cheel Barben Room. Join us as we welcome back three Golden Knights: Hannah Bagshaw (‘17, ‘20), Engineer at Turner Construction, Keith Huynh (‘17), Assistant Engineer at Turner Construction, and Thomas Ritchings (‘18), Supply Chain Specialist at
“Introducing “Five Dollar Friday” – Faculty & Staff can treat themselves to a $5 lunch on the last Friday of every month at all participating dining locations (Ross Brooks, The Servery, Marketplace Deli, Cheel Distefano’s Cafe, Aromas).
Upcoming Events September 25th – Conversation Corner ~ Location: Snell 213 (Time: 6 pm -7 pm) (Flyer below) Como Dice el Dicho… Join us this Thursday for the Conversation Corner for a night of laughter, friendly competition, and a few cultural surprises! We’ll be putting your quick thinking and cultural knowledge to the test with a fun, interactive game. Think saying and phrases with
The Counseling Center will be offering a group for students who have experienced trauma in the past and are looking to learn some new skills in dealing with their emotions. This group is NOT a process group, so students will not be discussing their trauma, rather exploring how they cope with challenging emotions and learning and practicing new skills
