Appreciating and paying respect to the unique heritage and culture of those whose origins are native to the Americas, Indigenous Peoples’ Day offers the opportunity to honor, learn, celebrate and raise awareness. Indigenous Peoples’ Day was first officially celebrated in the US in 2021 when US President Joe Biden became the first president to formally … Continue reading Happy Indigenous People’s Day!
October is National Physical Therapy Month!
October is National Physical Therapy Month! The 2023 cohort of the Doctor of Physical Therapy Department and the St. Lawrence Office of Aging will be hosting an assistive device assessment and foot screening on October 21st from 12pm -3pm in the Potsdam and Canton area. We would like you to invite any individuals who may … Continue reading October is National Physical Therapy Month!
Clarkson University’s Kelly Chezum Elected First Woman Chair at ANCA
Board of Directors announces slate of officers, welcomes new member Antonio DeSpirito SARANAC LAKE, N.Y. — The Adirondack North Country Association (ANCA) Board of Directors has announced the election of Kelly Chezum, vice president of external relations at Clarkson University, as the regional economic nonprofit’s next chair. The vote makes Chezum the first woman to … Continue reading Clarkson University’s Kelly Chezum Elected First Woman Chair at ANCA
Annual Copyright Policy Notification
What you need to know: Clarkson University is committed to the protection of intellectual property and copyright. Actions that deliberately infringe on copyright and other intellectual property rights are inconsistent with the Clarkson Values and a violation of the Clarkson University Information Systems Acceptable Use Policy. Such actions will not be tolerated. Consequences: Users who … Continue reading Annual Copyright Policy Notification
Lewis School of Health Sciences Speaker Series – Bioethics Lecture on Wednesday, October 12, 2022
The Bioethics Program of Clarkson University and Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai invites you to the Bioethics lecture in the Lewis School of Health Sciences Speaker Series: Prof. Robert Baker on Erasing Blackness from Bioethics: How Histories Minimize, Ignore or Deplore African American Contributions to Bioethics” Date: Wednesday, October 12, 2022 Time: 12:00 … Continue reading Lewis School of Health Sciences Speaker Series – Bioethics Lecture on Wednesday, October 12, 2022
C3S2 Seminar today Friday October 7th
C3S2 The Clarkson Center for Complex Systems Science Professor Chunlei Liang, Clarkson University Will present a talk entitled: An Arbitrarily High-Order Spectral Difference Method with Divergence Cleaning (SDDC) for Compressible Magnetohydrodynamic Simulations on Unstructured Grids Abstract: We report a recent development of the high-order spectral difference method with divergence cleaning (SDDC) for accurate simulations of … Continue reading C3S2 Seminar today Friday October 7th
ECE Seminar today Friday, October 7
Electrical & Computer Engineering Seminar John Meyer, P.E. and Senior Market Solutions Architect, NYISO & Devin Hodoroski, Electrical Engineering Sophomore at Clarkson University Will present a talk entitled: A Testbed for New York’s Electricity System Decarbonization Study: Production Simulation and Capacity Expansion SC160 Friday, October 7, 2022 4pm Abstract: The New York State (NYS) electric … Continue reading ECE Seminar today Friday, October 7
Clarkson Staff Member Interviewed in Podcast
Engineering and Management Advisor Adrienne Boswell was recently interviewed by admissions expert Elizabeth West. In West’s podcast, Adrienne illustrates the value of the support our students receive that many universities do not offer. Their support helps tremendously with student satisfaction and retention. https://www.ncewc.com/podcast Adrienne speaks in episode #21
Clarkson Researchers Develop Innovative Method to Fabricate Eco-Friendly Adsorbents for Heavy Metal Ion Removal by 3D Printing
One of the leading causes of water pollution is heavy metal contamination which has profound adverse effects on human health and the environment. That’s why Clarkson University researchers have developed a cost-effective, 3D printing technology to create sustainable bio-based adsorbents that can effectively remove toxic heavy metal ions from contaminated environments. The 3D printing technique … Continue reading Clarkson Researchers Develop Innovative Method to Fabricate Eco-Friendly Adsorbents for Heavy Metal Ion Removal by 3D Printing
Faculty Mentoring Through Pairs Program
The Institute for STEM Education and the Teaching Mentoring Program Committee are proud to announce the continuation of the Classroom Pairs teaching mentoring program. The Classroom Pairs program provides the opportunity for personalized one-on-one feedback on teaching. Faculty members who would like help with some aspect of their teaching are paired with someone who acts … Continue reading Faculty Mentoring Through Pairs Program