The conferral of honorary degrees is a long-standing academic tradition that recognizes those who have made profound and long-lasting contributions to a specific field, to their community, and improved quality of life in society at large. Achievements of this kind are significant and so recipients are persons of great integrity, as the selections we make […]
In our social interactions, we constantly form judgments about others across various contexts. These judgments, from identities to personality traits, are the basis of our emotional and behavioral responses toward others. In this talk, the dominant paradigms in the study of person perception will be discussed, as well as an exciting new complementary approach that
Dr. Hector Siller University of North Texas Will present a talk titled: How additive and hybrid manufacturing will revolutionize the industry of the future Abstract: The objective of this talk is to discuss recent advances in digital manufacturing and how the appearance of additive manufacturing revolutionized the way parts are fabricated, with practical examples and research
In light of Cancer Awareness Month, The Nigerian Student Association (NSA) is raising funds throughout this October to support cancer care and awareness outreach. All funds will be donated to the Canton-Potsdam Hospital Cancer Care Center. Participation can be done in the form of donations or by purchasing $2 raffle draw ticket. Visit Our table
FALL 2024 DIVERSITY, EQUITY, AND INCLUSION EVENT SCHEDULE: SEPTEMBER: 6th – Welcome Back BBQ (12:00 pm – 4:00 pm/ ERC Picnic Tent) 12th – New Knights Expo (10:30 am – 2:30 pm/ ERC Atrium) 18th – DEI Career Fair Mixer (9:00 am – 10:30 am/ Cheel Club 99) 30th – Orange Shirt Day (9:00 am
Energy Storage and Offshore Wind: present and future in the NYS Bulk Electric System John Meyer, Shubo Zhang, Ph.D., and Matthew Musto The New York Independent System Operator (NYISO) Abstract: NYS public policies like the Climate Leadership and Community Protection Act (CLCPA) and federal regulations such as FERC order 841 and 2222 are driving rapid change
In a dynamic discussion with Clarkson students enrolled in a course focused on the history of medicine last week, Clarkson Honors Program alum R.E. Fulton ‘14 delved into the intricate and resonant themes of their latest book The Abortionist of Howard Street (Cornell University Press 2024), which blends the genres of medical history, true crime, and women’s
Join us as we raise awareness and offer support for veterans and active service members struggling with mental health challenges, including the risk of suicide. Help is available, text or call 988 – the Suicide and Crisis Lifeline. Free T-shirts will be provided. THIS EVENT IS FIRST-YEAR CUP-ELIGIBLE Date: Monday, Nov. 11th, 2024 Time: 9:00 am – 2:00
Join us as we celebrate Black Solidarity Day and learn more about the Black experience in the USA! Black Solidarity Day was invented by Dr. Carlos E. Russell in 1969 to emphasize the contributions of the Black community in America. Join us for a panel about Black political engagement and what it personally means for
Clarkson University PhD Candidate Zander Blasingame and Professor of Electrical and Computer Engineering Chen Liu just had their recent paper accepted at the Thirty-Eighth Annual Conference on Neural Information Processing Systems (NeurIPS 2024). The paper is titled “AdjointDEIS: Efficient Gradients for Diffusion Models.” “AdjointDEIS is a novel strategy for efficiently calculating the gradients of diffusion
