Sponsored Research Services (SRS) and Clarkson Ignite will collaboratively host the summer Research and Projects Showcase (RAPS) on Wednesday July 24, 2024. RAPS is a forum for student presentations on research, independent projects, and other educational activities, including internships, co-ops, and study abroad experiences. Creative projects, designs, business plans, and other activities are also welcome. Registration is NOW open. … Continue reading REGISTER AND SAVE THE DATE – Summer Research and Project Showcase (RAPS)
Graham Hall Closure Tuesday, June 11th through Friday, June 14th— Accounts Payable
Graham Hall will be closed for maintenance Tuesday, June 11th through Friday, June 14th
Clarkson University Department of Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering Ph.D. Dissertation Defense – Osakpolo Faith Isowamwen
“The Destruction Of Poly- And Perfluoroalkyl Substances (PFAS) At ThePlasma-Liquid Interface: Mechanisms, Reactor Design, And Process Optimization” Ph.D. Dissertation DefenseOsakpolo Faith Isowamwen AbstractPerfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) constitute a broad category of synthetic chemicals, comprising long-chain (LC), short-chain (SC), and ultra-short-chain (USC) compounds, recognized for their extensive environmental prevalence and potential health implications. These substances have diverse … Continue reading Clarkson University Department of Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering Ph.D. Dissertation Defense – Osakpolo Faith Isowamwen
2024 Fiscal Year End Timeline
From the Offices of Controller, Budget, Purchasing and Payroll We request your assistance in meeting the following deadlines as outlined in the attached document for the financial closing of Fiscal Year 2023-2024 (FY24) on June 30, 2024. Please distribute this information to all concerned individuals. Date Summary for FY24 Transactions Accounts Payable Invoice and disbursement … Continue reading 2024 Fiscal Year End Timeline
Moodle Course Availability Policy
To: All Clarkson University StudentsFrom: Office of Information TechnologySubject: Moodle Course Availability Policy Student access to courses in Moodle expires after each term. Starting fourteen days after final grades are posted, courses are scheduled to be turned off. Students should save any desired materials to a personal alternate storage location for accessing items long term such … Continue reading Moodle Course Availability Policy
Clarkson Student Wins American Association for the Advancement of Science E-Poster Competition
Thomas Robbins ‘24, an honors student at Clarkson University who graduated earlier this month with a Bachelor of Science in Environmental Engineering Degree, was recently awarded top prize in the undergraduate Social Sciences category of student e-poster presentations at the American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS) 2024 Annual Meeting. Robbins’ work is titled … Continue reading Clarkson Student Wins American Association for the Advancement of Science E-Poster Competition
Clarkson University Driver Policy
Clarkson University employees and students have several options for meeting University business and/or educational transportation needs. Options include the use of a Clarkson University fleet vehicle, the use of a rental vehicle, or the use of one’s personal vehicle. No matter which option is selected, drivers are required to be approved by the University and … Continue reading Clarkson University Driver Policy
Honors Program Newsletter: February 2024
Message From the Director As we look back on another year, we’re delighted to share the accomplishments of some of our outstanding students. It’s been a busy semester’s end as our students presented at conferences, finished final projects and exams, and our seniors prepared to graduate. I’m proud that two Honors students were the recipients … Continue reading Honors Program Newsletter: February 2024
Interested in exploring the commercial potential of your idea? Applications to Clarkson’s NSF I-Corps program are now open!
Applications to Clarkson’s NSF I-Corps summer cohort are now open. The goal of the NSF I-Corps program is to help inventors, researchers, and entrepreneurs connect with potential customers early in the development process to explore the commercial potential of their idea, and ultimately to increase commercialization success. Participants will learn about the process of “customer discovery,” and will … Continue reading Interested in exploring the commercial potential of your idea? Applications to Clarkson’s NSF I-Corps program are now open!
Jobs at Clarkson
Assistant Director of Donor Experience (Potsdam, NY) Position Summary: To engage and cultivate donors, ensure donors experience high-quality interactions with the University that foster long-term engagement and investment, and ultimately retain donors with sustained if not increased giving all while enhancing donors’ relationship with Clarkson. Minimum qualifications: Bachelor’s Degree. Three years of experience in donor relations, … Continue reading Jobs at Clarkson