The Potsdam Volunteer Fire Department recently received a couple of large donations to help offset the cost of purchasing a new fire rescue apparatus. Clarkson University and St. Lawrence Health have committed funds toward the cost of a new fire rescue truck. St. Lawrence Health distributed its donation to the fire department earlier this year. … Continue reading Clarkson University and St. Lawrence Health Support Purchase of New Fire Truck for Potsdam
THE’s Global Academic Reputation Survey will open soon
Times Higher Education’s annual Global Academic Reputation Survey will be out very soon, and we ask Clarkson University faculty to spend 10 minutes lending it your expert opinion and getting your voice heard. You will start receiving their invitations from profilerankings@timeshighereducationemail.com within a week. Please check your inboxes (and spam folders) for this invitation. The invitations will be spread across a 3 … Continue reading THE’s Global Academic Reputation Survey will open soon
Peace Action Webinar
Please join Clarkson Peace Action and panelists Dr. Bird, Dr. Cohen, Dr. Robinson, and Dr. Suhas for a webinar on the War in Afghanistan on Thursday November 18th at 7 pm. Email dalyj@clarkson.edu, darlincr@clarkson.edu, or dm @peaceactionclarkson on Instagram for the Zoom link.
Peace Action Webinar
Please join Clarkson Peace Action and panelists Dr. Bird, Dr. Cohen, Dr. Robinson, and Dr. Suhas for a webinar on the War in Afghanistan on Thursday November 18th at 7 pm. Email dalyj@clarkson.edu, darlincr@clarkson.edu, or dm @peaceactionclarkson on Instagram for the Zoom link.
Refurbished Computers Available
Refurbished computers available for on-campus, institutional use. First-come-first-serve basis. The Office of Information Technology has recently completed the replacement of approximately 300 classroom and PC lab computers as part of a planned 5-year replacement cycle. The hardware that was replaced has reached the end of its planned operational life, but may still continue to offer … Continue reading Refurbished Computers Available
CU Live! Webinar: Applying to College
CU Live! Webinar: Applying to Collegewith Carrie LaBarr ’07 Wednesday, November 1712 PM (EDT) With undergraduate college admission deadlines around the corner many of you may be helping loved ones with the college application process for the first time. Whether you are a student, alumnus, or Clarkson community member join us next Wednesday at noon … Continue reading CU Live! Webinar: Applying to College
Panel Discussion: Anti-racism Action in Science
We are delighted to invite you to a panel discussion on “Anti-racism Action in Science,” which is part of a series of university-wide conversations about anti-racism and our collective quest for a more just, inclusive, and equitable university and society. The panel discussion will be held in person on November 17 at 5:00 pm – … Continue reading Panel Discussion: Anti-racism Action in Science
November One Card expense reports
One Card Transactions: The billing cycle will end November 22nd with the fina Visa load of One Card transactions dated October 21st through November 20th. This announcement is being sent early due to the Thanksgiving holiday. Please make sure that you have reconciled all transactions dated November 20th and prior. This includes all credits due to refunds for returned items, cancelled travel, etc. … Continue reading November One Card expense reports
Pre-teaching minor
Clarkson University offers a 16 credit Pre-Teaching Minor for students interested in pursuing an MAT in teaching. Master’s level teacher education programs in New York require specific pre-requisites and high standards from their applicants. Receiving the right guidance as an undergraduate will ensure you meet those standards and pre-requisites, increasing your chances of success. See https://www.clarkson.edu/minor-conc/minor-pre-teaching for more details and contact Dr. Kavanagh at kkavanag@clarkson.edu for more information.
Join our next Circle: “The New Normal? Looking Back and Looking Forward.”
Dear Colleagues, I hope that your semester has gone well. We write to solicit your ideas and involvement in an upcoming Teaching Circle, a collaborative experience wherein faculty and staff share ideas on a theme relevant to teaching. If interested, please read on! Join our Circle: “The New Normal? Looking Back and Looking Forward.” The … Continue reading Join our next Circle: “The New Normal? Looking Back and Looking Forward.”