The Potsdam Holiday Fund, Inc. provides new toys, warm clothing and food to families and senior citizens in need in Potsdam, Madrid, Hopkinton, Nicholville, Brasher Falls, Chase Mills, Fort Jackson, West Stockholm and Winthrop, N.Y. Many community members have participated by sponsoring a child by picking up a Giving Tree Tag and buying goods for a child within […]
Dear colleagues, The Re-imagining Clarkson Task Force continues to work tirelessly with diligence as we begin to draft some cost-savings recommendations. This message contains an update on our work, and some FAQ below. What has the Task Force been doing this week? In the past week, the Task Force has engaged in deep discussions with
Emmanuel Asante-Asamani, Assistant Professor of Mathematics and Ginger Hunter, Assistant Professor of Biology have been awarded a $589,000 grant from the Joint National Science Foundation (NSF)/ National Institute of General Medical Sciences (NIGMS) Mathematical Biology Program to support their collaborative research efforts over the next three years to understand the formation of complex biological tissue
The Office of the Dean of Students is excited to announce the start of the CU Pantry’s logo competition! Our goal is to have a logo which is easily recognizable by the campus community in all of our marketing materials. Logo designs must meet the following criteria: The selected design will receive a self-selected Amazon
YIANOUKOS’ FITNESS CENTER CLOSING @ 7PM TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 21- SATURDAY NOVEMBER 25 *REOPENING SUNDAY NOVEMBER 26, 6-9PM DENEKA, SCHULER IRC TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 21: CLOSING @ 7PM WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 22: OPEN 7AM-7PM THURSDAY & FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 23 & 24: CLOSED SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 25: OPEN 12-6PM SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 26: OPEN 12-11PM REGULAR HOURS RESUME MONDAY, NOVEMBER 27 FULLER POOL WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 22: 11AM-1PM
Clarkson University Doctor of Physical Therapy students Ariana Kelly ‘24 and Xuan Li ‘24 have been awarded the Samuel B. Feitelberg Physical Therapy Endowed Fellowship for 2023-24. “I am truly honored and unbelievably thankful to be one of this year’s recipients of the Dr. Feitelberg Physical Therapy Fellowship Award,” Kelly said. “In honor of him,
The Office of Information Technology (OIT) wishes everyone a joyous and restful holiday season. Please make note of the following end of 2023 plans and reminders: Classroom Technology AV staff will be working in classrooms to make adjustments and fixes to all known audio, video or computing issues prior to return of class. If you are
Ignite’s Media Production Center and Media Mentors will be holding Learn-To-Fly Drone sessions throughout the fall semester!! The next session will be held on Sunday, November 26th from 3 pm until 5 pm. The Learn-To-Fly DroneProgram’s goal is to educate members of the Clarkson community on the positive applications of drones, as well as the basics of flying these
Clarkson University Fall 2023 David A. Walsh ’67 Arts & Sciences Seminar Series ________________________________ Friday, December 1, 2023, at 12:00 pm pre-register Zoom link: https://clarkson.zoom.us/meeting/register/tJUvcuuorD0qE9Z9nQbMDLBxj7av9sqtBsdg ______________________________________________________________ Decolonizing Justice in Contemporary Literature of the Ummah by Muslim Women by Hasnul Insani Djohar Abstract: Through the framework of feminist, postcolonial, and decolonization studies, this talk examines the aesthetic strategies Muslim women
The St. Lawrence County Public Health Department is notifying local college campuses of a significant increase in the number of sexually transmitted infections (STI) reported across four campuses in St. Lawrence County, specifically an increase in cases of chlamydia and gonorrhea. Both infections are bacterial and can be treated with antibiotics when identified. It is
