Eric, Your fall 2022 class schedules are now available! Schedules were created based on your major, and any advanced placement or transfer credit received to date. To view your schedule, log into myCU (mycu.clarkson.edu) and click on the Schedule link on your Dashboard. Because freshmen schedules are very complex, changes will only be made in […]
Friendly reminder: While on campus with your canine friend, please collect any animal waste in an appropriate bag and place the bag in the nearest trash can.
Job Title: Executive Officer for Presidential PrioritiesRequisition ID: 141Department: Human Resources This position is located in Potsdam, New York Click this quick link to find more about this job: https://clarkson.hrmdirect.com/employment/job-opening.php?req=1890741&#jobTo view open positions, click “Current Positions” on the right navigation bar of the HR Web site at http://www.clarkson.edu/hr For more information, please contact the Human Resources office
Job Title: Talent Acquisition CoordinatorRequisition ID: 144Department: Human Resources This position is located in Potsdam, New York Click this quick link to find more about this job: https://clarkson.hrmdirect.com/employment/job-opening.php?req=1890741&#jobTo view open positions, click “Current Positions” on the right navigation bar of the HR Web site at http://www.clarkson.edu/hr For more information, please contact the Human Resources office at 315-268-6497.
A grant from the Association of Environmental Engineering and Science Professors (AEESP) Foundation for pilot education modules has enabled Clarkson University’s Beacon Institute for Rivers & Estuaries to provide new enrichment opportunities for K-12 students. Through the experience of piloting several education modules in 2021, Beacon will provide new in-class, field trip, and summer programs
Clarkson Development & Alumni Relations recently launched Good Knights Guild, a new donor recognition program that recognizes those who give their time, talent, or treasure to the University. We are looking to partner with the campus community to let us know when an alumnus or University friend volunteers their time on campus or virtually (examples include campus
Fall class schedules for the incoming class of first year and TCS students have been loaded to myCU, and students can view them now. Schedules were created based on each student’s major, and any advanced placement or transfer credit that we’ve received to date. Students may be reaching out to advisors with questions or concerns
In-class or virtual information literacy sessions tailored to your class. Topics include research, citations, media literacy, and more!
The elevator in the ERC will be fixed once a control board arrives on campus and is installed. This may take until the middle of next week. The elevator in the TAC/Science Center has been out-of-order since last week. We are waiting for the technician to arrive on campus to assess and address the issue. We do not
Recently, three Clarkson students were selected to participate in the national American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE) – Construction Institute (CI) Student Days Conference and Competition at the Crowne Plaza Charleston Airport – Convention Center in North Charleston, South Carolina. Those students were Sean Donnelly (CivE ’23), Seth Anderson (CivE ’23), and Kirsten Lehnen (CivE
