If you are willing, please take a moment to fill out the attached survey for our Physician Assistant Masters Research Project. We would greatly appreciate it. You are being asked to fill out a survey for our Physician Assistant Masters Research project, “Perceived Risk of UV-Related Skin Cancer in Northern New York.” IRB study number 23-12. The goal of … Continue reading Perceived Risk of UV-Related Skin Cancer in Northern NY
Begins Today: Workplace Burnout Focus of November Teaching Circle
Feeling busy, overwhelmed, and stressed is no way to thrive in a job you entered feeling passionate and excited about. Understanding and addressing workplace burnout can help restore your wellbeing and revive your motivation. Tune in Wednesdays this November on Zoom for a lunch-hour virtual meet-up as this Teaching Circle offers participants an opportunity to … Continue reading Begins Today: Workplace Burnout Focus of November Teaching Circle
Paid Summer Research 2023
The Clarkson McNair Scholars Program offers a 10-week summer research program with a stipend, plus a room and board package totaling more than $4,000. Other benefits of the McNair Program include workshops designed to explore the graduate school application process, GRE prep classes, graduate school visits, faculty and peer mentoring and opportunities to present your … Continue reading Paid Summer Research 2023
Perceived Risk of UV-Related Skin Cancer in Northern NY
If you are willing, please take a moment to fill out the attached survey for our Physician Assistant Masters Research Project. We would greatly appreciate it. You are being asked to fill out a survey for our Physician Assistant Masters Research project, “Perceived Risk of UV-Related Skin Cancer in Northern New York.” IRB study number 23-12. The goal of … Continue reading Perceived Risk of UV-Related Skin Cancer in Northern NY
David A. Walsh ’67 Seminar Series – Nov 11th
Virtual Reality Showcase at the North Country Children’s Museum
Digital Artist Alex Lee will bring his virtual reality showcase entitled “Everything from Here to Infinity” to the North Country Children’s Museum on Saturday, November 5th from 1:00pm-2:30pm. Lee is Associate Professor of Digital Arts & Sciences at Clarkson University. For this project, he utilized the data produced by the most comprehensive survey of the … Continue reading Virtual Reality Showcase at the North Country Children’s Museum
How to Spot a Phishing Message
Clarkson University Office of Information Technology has been alerted to a recent increase in suspicious message activity, including reports of individuals receiving a message which appears as a ‘shared item’ from an unknown sender. The shared item has the appearance of a shared Google file with a preview that contains names and contact information of … Continue reading How to Spot a Phishing Message
David A. Walsh ’67 Seminar Series Nov 11th
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Workplace Burnout Focus of November Teaching Circle
Feeling busy, overwhelmed, and stressed is no way to thrive in a job you entered feeling passionate and excited about. Understanding and addressing workplace burnout can help restore your wellbeing and revive your motivation. Tune in Wednesdays this November on Zoom for a lunch-hour virtual meet-up as this Teaching Circle offers participants an opportunity to … Continue reading Workplace Burnout Focus of November Teaching Circle
SAVI Loan Forgiveness Program through TIAA
Erase your debt, advance your dream The path to reducing your monthly student loan payment and working toward loan forgiveness could be getting much easier. That’s because you have access to a robust solution that helps find the best federal repayment and forgiveness programs for your financial situation. And yes, the average student debt savings … Continue reading SAVI Loan Forgiveness Program through TIAA