Think back to before college. What inspired YOU to choose your major and career pathway? Something fascinating you discovered in nature? Something going on in the world? Was it a teacher? An experiment you performed in a science lab? A hobby you are passionate about?” The Institute for STEM Education is once again offering a […]
Announcing a biweekly series of informal gatherings…Supporting Each Other: Navigating Change as a Community It’s difficult to remain focused on teaching during times of sweeping institutional change. But, ultimately, we share a dedication to our students and their success. How can we best achieve that right now? And how can we best help each other?
Message From the Dean Major government support for our research on cleansing the environment of contaminants – like PFAS in soil, phosphate in our watersheds and organohalogens in our waste streams – tops our Coulter School of Engineering Newsletter this month. You’ll also find an interesting article on respiratory emissions by children, as well as accomplishments by
Message From the Director At the top of this month’s Institute for a Sustainable Environment Newsletter is news of our new undergraduate degree program in environmental science and sustainability. It’s a revision of our environmental science & policy degree, with concentrations to allow students to focus within the broad field of environmental science and sustainability. We also
Announcing a biweekly series of informal gatherings…Supporting Each Other: Navigating Change as a Community It’s difficult to remain focused on teaching during times of sweeping institutional change. But, ultimately, we share a dedication to our students and their success. How can we best achieve that right now? And how can we best help each other?
Clarkson University’s Bayard D. Clarkson Distinguished Professor of Mechanical and Aeronautical Engineering Suresh Dhaniyala was published today in The Conversation. His article is titled “How can I get ice off my car? An engineer who studies airborne particles shares some quick and easy techniques” Click here to read the story. e
Message From the Provost As we celebrate the beginning of a new year, we are in the middle of winter here in New York state’s North Country, where temperatures outside are not as cold as usual and minds are definitely warming up the inside of our laboratories and classrooms. In any weather, research and discoveries
Message From the Dean Snow has come to the North Country (of course!) as we highlight some major media attention, a winning student team and more in this month’s issue of the Reh School of Business Newsletter. All of our faculty and students do incredible work every day, but I’m always proud to see our faculty
2023 W2’s have been printed and uploaded for all employees. Please follow the link to the payroll website to assist anyone with finding your W2’s and Printing them. https://intranet.clarkson.edu/administrative/hr/payroll/ these can be located in Forms & Guides for employees If you have any questions please contact the Payroll Department at payroll@clarkson.com
Financial Aid Coordinator (Potsdam, NY) Position Summary: The Financial Aid Coordinator provides financial aid support for undergraduate students by providing information, advice and counsel to students, parents and staff regarding financial aid regulations and programs, including how aid impacts invoices. The position oversees the financial aid packaging for continuing students, awards special groups, administers restricted scholarships,
