Tuesday, September 28 at Noon – Online via Zoom – Add to your Google Calendar Tuesday, September 28 at 5pm – Online via Zoom – Add to your Google Calendar This workshop will contain everything you need to get started with Zotero or Mendeley. Are you writing your citations by hand? You don’t have to! Zotero & Mendeley are citation management software programs that allow you save and organize bibliographic information about the resources you are … Continue reading Graduate Workshop: Citation Management Systems
David D. Reh School of Business Newsletter: September 2021
Message From the Dean These are exciting times for the Reh School of Business. Our graduate and undergraduate programs continue to be ranked among the top in the nation, which is a tribute to the exceptional educational experience we offer and the outstanding talent we attract. This year, we welcome to the Reh School four assistant … Continue reading David D. Reh School of Business Newsletter: September 2021
Clarkson’s Presidential Speaker Series Continues Oct. 13 with Tia Brown McNair
Dr. Tia Brown McNair will present her lecture titled “Equity-Mindedness: Racial Equity and Justice in Higher Education” on October 13 at 1 pm as part of the newly launched Presidential Speaker Series at Clarkson University. The series is designed to bring eminent scholars and thought leaders from across the country and around the world to … Continue reading Clarkson’s Presidential Speaker Series Continues Oct. 13 with Tia Brown McNair
CU Tech News You Can Use: Grading & Feedback on Student Submissions Made Easy with Moodle PDF Annotator
Just as grading season heats up, this vodcast demonstrates a quick, easy tool instructors can use in Moodle for providing comments and hand written feedback on student submissions. Take 10 minutes to watch so you can save time and give more timely, customized feedback to your students. Closed captions available. Tune in each Friday this … Continue reading CU Tech News You Can Use: Grading & Feedback on Student Submissions Made Easy with Moodle PDF Annotator
New Teaching Circle to Launch Oct 4: Student-owned laptops, smart phones and clickers, friend or foe in the classroom
Hello Colleagues! We hope this posting finds you at a pleasant point in the term. Before thoughts turn to midterms and breaks, we invite you to join the next Teaching Circle themed “Student-owned laptops, smart phones, and clickers, friend or foe in the classroom” which will kick off Monday, October 4, 2021. Meet-ups will be … Continue reading New Teaching Circle to Launch Oct 4: Student-owned laptops, smart phones and clickers, friend or foe in the classroom
10 Banned Books you can check out from the Clarkson Libraries
Banned Books Week (Sept. 26th – Oct. 2nd) is an annual event celebrating the freedom to read. The Absolutely True Diaries of a Part-Time Indian The Hate U Give The Kite Runner The Bluest Eye Persepolis Nickel and Dimed The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time Year of Wonders Looking for Alaska Fun Home … Continue reading 10 Banned Books you can check out from the Clarkson Libraries
Valuing Startups Badge – Registration Now Open!
Pre-registration is now open for the Valuing Startups Badge! Interested in how investors value startups and want to learn more about the tools they use? Join Professor Allan Zebedee and David Heacock ’83, member and investor at Band of Angels in Palo Alto, CA in this hybrid style badge. Enrolled students will complete approximately three hours of … Continue reading Valuing Startups Badge – Registration Now Open!
Record Number of Student Presenters from Clarkson’s Biochemistry & Proteomics Lab Attend Mass Spectrometry Conference
This year, the Biochemistry & Proteomics Lab from Clarkson University will have a record number of student presenters at the American Society for Mass Spectrometry (ASMS) Conference, to be held in in October in Philadelphia, PA. The ASMS is an international conference that brings together about 7,000 scientists, whose focus is the use of mass … Continue reading Record Number of Student Presenters from Clarkson’s Biochemistry & Proteomics Lab Attend Mass Spectrometry Conference
Clarkson’s Dr. Dana Barry Promotes the North Country and Research for Women in Japan
Clarkson Research Professor Dana Barry, of Canton, was an invited Lecturer in late September for the National Institute of Technology, Suzuka College, Japan. Her presentation promoted the North Country and Research for Women in Japan. Dr. Barry started her talk by informing students, faculty, and administrators, about important attractions in Northern New York such as … Continue reading Clarkson’s Dr. Dana Barry Promotes the North Country and Research for Women in Japan
In person Listening Sessions for Presidential Search on 9/30 at CRC and 10/13 in Potsdam
Message Sent on Behalf of Presidential Search Committee University Community, In addition to the constituent-based, virtual listening sessions that begin on Friday, the Presidential Search Committee has also identified two dates and times for in person listening sessions for University community members to attend at the Capital Region Campus (CRC) and the Main Campus in … Continue reading In person Listening Sessions for Presidential Search on 9/30 at CRC and 10/13 in Potsdam