Monday, August 22 & Tuesday, August 23rd 1 – 4pm each day! There will be a Mental Health First Aid course being offered on August 22 and August 23 – this is a 2 part course that will be from 1 pm to 4 pm both days. You must attend both sessions in order to […]
The Library has acquired art from an art exchange program formerly run by the Humanities Department. This art is now available for anyone who is interested in it for campus or personal use. The art consists of a variety of original prints, paintings and drawings as well as posters and mass-produced pieces, large and small.
Two high school students from Canton Central School are gaining valuable research experience under the guidance of Kodak CAMP Distinguished Professor and Associate Professor of Chemistry and Biomolecular Science Mario Wriedt. Maya Thomas and Griffin Scafidi-McGuire, both rising juniors at Canton Central, are nearly halfway through their six-week research assistantship, part of a MPS-High supplement
Job Title: Student Achievement Specialist Requisition ID: 142Department: Student Administrative Services 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=2158491&&#job To view open positions, click “Current Positions” on the right navigation bar of the HR Web site at http://www.clarkson.edu/hr
Abul Baki, a professor of civil and environmental engineering and Amir Golpira, a civil and environmental engineering Ph.D. candidate at Clarkson University and their co-authors recently published their research on the effects of boulder placement on hydraulic metrics of instream habitat complexity in the prestigious journal Nature Scientific Reports. Scientific Reports is the 5th most-cited
DIGITAL CONTENT CREATOR RELOCATION After four years in Potsdam, Connor Frasier, digital content creator in the Marketing & External Relations (MER) office, has officially relocated his main office to our Capital Region Campus in Schenectady. Connor’s first day at the CRC office was Monday, August 1, and he will reside with the rest of our MER team on the
As previously announced, the former July 1 – June 30 merit cycle is discontinued and has been replaced to align with the budget cycle, September 1 – August 31. The bi-annual evaluation cycles will now take place in September and March. Staff performance evaluations are an important part of employment at Clarkson University. The process is
Chemistry Graduate Program PhD Defense AnnouncementNovel Colloids from Polymerizations of Thiol-Containing MonomersKyle J. CassidyZOOM Meeting Link Meeting ID: 968 6730 4083Passcode: 942123
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Clarkson Computer Science PhD Student Richard Turner’s research on using video motion vectors for structure from motion 3D reconstruction was awarded Best Paper at the 19th International Conference on Signal Processing and Multimedia Applications (SIGMAP 2022) held in Lisbon, Portugal. Richard is jointly advised by Dr. Sean Banerjee and Dr. Natasha Banerjee, Associate Professors in
