Do you have an active water-related research, monitoring, technology development, or training project, or question you would like to engage and inform a larger group on? The NYS Center of Excellence in Healthy Water Solutions at Clarkson University and SUNY ESF is seeking proposals for conference sessions for our 2nd Annual Meeting. The session formats could include a collection […]
Please see the dates and hours listed below for Business Services during the Holiday Break. Mail/Package delivery & pick up: Wednesday, December 27 Mail ONLY delivery for Departments requesting a drop off. Please note: There will be no pick up on this date: Friday, December 29 Due to the limited dates we will be available,
Please see the day and hours listed below for the Mail/Package services during the December Holiday Break. Mail Delivery/Package Distribution at the Student Mailroom (located in the Student Center): Wednesday, December 27 The Student Mailroom window will be open for package pick up only, from 8am-3pm on the day above. Please note that not all
The Diversity, Equity, & Inclusion Office is excited to share our tentative Spring 2024 calendar of events! Please mark your calendars and save the dates for our upcoming events. Additionally, if your organization or department is interested in collaborating on any events, please reach out via: diversity@clarkson.edu. JANUARY: 1/10 – Spring OrientationBoundaries Training & Building a
To: graduating seniors & non-returning students Thank you for your cooperation. Bobbi Darabonstudentmail@clarkson.edu315-268-6416
To: All Clarkson University StudentsFrom: Office of Information TechnologySubject: Moodle Course Availability Policy Student access to courses in Moodle expires after each term. Starting fourteen days after final grades are posted, courses are scheduled to be turned off. Students should save any desired materials to a personal alternate storage location for accessing items long term such
Clarkson IB&B Ph.D student Austin Marshallwill present “Exploring the scope of nanopore sequencing for environmental microbiome research.” Thursday, December 14, 2023Snell Hall, room 214, 1-3 Microbial communities in the environment are known to have vast implications for public health, agriculture, and ecosystem management but the conventional tools used to assess microbiomes are limited in their abilities. While
The Culture, Family, and Child Development Lab (CFCD) Lab in the psychology department is looking for participants for this study as part of an undergraduate student’s thesis. This is a VOLUNTARY study. Your identity will remain anonymous Criteria: All participants must be 18+, enrolled in a 4-year university, and must have been in a relationship that
The University Bookstore is happy to announce a special holiday discount for all Clarkson Faculty/Staff! IN-STORE ONLY- Market Street Bookstore or Frazer Spirit Store NOT VALID ONLINE From 12/12 – 12/14 the University Bookstore on Market St. will offer an extra 10% off purchases for all Faculty/Staff members, that’s 20% off! Please be sure to show your faculty/staff ID.
The Office of the Dean of Students would like to thank Campus Safety & Security and all who participated in CSS’s ticket forgiveness initiative. Nearly 700 items were donated to the CU Pantry through this opportunity. The Office of the Dean of Students would also like to acknowledge and appreciate the work of Honors students
