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Clarkson’s Anti-racism Speaker Series Continues Nov. 30 with Dr. Marcus Witcher
Dr. Marcus Witcher, an Assistant Professor of History at Huntingdon College in Montgomery, Alabama will be visiting Clarkson University on November 30 to give a talk on “Black Entrepreneurship: Building the Foundation for Freedom.” This talk is part of ongoing conversations about building an anti-racist university and creating a more just, inclusive and equitable society. His
Help Desk Shares Holiday Reminders
Clarkson’s Office of Information Technology wishes everyone a joyous and restful holiday season. Please make note of the following end of 2022 plans and reminders: Help Desk is closed weekends and holidays, including: Help Desk Regular Hours Questions/Comments: Office of Information Technology HelpDesk 315-268-HELP (x4357) or helpdesk@clarkson.edu
Indigenous Peoples Heritage Month
Happy Indigenous Peoples Heritage Month! Continue to join us this month for events throughout Indigenous Peoples Heritage Month highlighting and celebrating the Indigenous folks in our Clarkson family and community! Please keep an eye on campus announcements for more information as events come up!
Working with Akwesasne (Indigenous Communities)
Kentenhkó:wa/November 22nd, 2022 Indigenous Peoples Heritage Event Working with Akwesasne (Indigenous Communities) Speaker: Phillip White-Cree Tuesday, November 22nd – 1:00 pm to 3:00 pm Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Lounge, Student Center Phillip White-Cree, Coordinator of Indigenous Community Support and Outreach, will be hosting a discussion on working with the local community of Akwesasne and its
Help Desk Shares Holiday Reminders
Clarkson’s Office of Information Technology wishes everyone a joyous and restful holiday season. Please make note of the following end of 2022 plans and reminders: Help Desk is closed weekends and holidays, including: Help Desk Regular Hours Questions/Comments: Office of Information Technology HelpDesk 315-268-HELP (x4357) or helpdesk@clarkson.edu
Marc Compeau Appointed Reh Family Professor of Entrepreneurship Practice at Clarkson University
Marc Compeau, Professor of Practice of Consumer & Organizational Studies and Co-Director of the Reh Center Entrepreneurship in the David D. Reh School of Business at Clarkson University was recently appointed Reh Family Professor of Entrepreneurship Practice. Reh School Dean Diego Nocetti says, “This appointment recognizes Marc’s accomplishments as a teacher and entrepreneur. The appointment
Working with Akwesasne (Indigenous Communities)
Kentenhkó:wa/November 22nd, 2022 Indigenous Peoples Heritage Event Working with Akwesasne (Indigenous Communities) Speaker: Phillip White-Cree Tuesday, November 22nd – 1:00 pm to 3:00 pm Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Lounge, Student Center Phillip White-Cree, Coordinator of Indigenous Community Support and Outreach, will be hosting a discussion on working with the local community of Akwesasne and its
Clarkson University Chemistry Graduate Student Wins Awards for Research on Nanosensors for PFAS at the Sustainable Nanotechnology Conference in Austin, TX
Reem Khan, a chemistry PhD candidate working on the development of nanosensors for emerging contaminants in the laboratory of Clarkson Professor Silvana Andreescu, the Egon Matijevic Chair in Chemistry has received three awards at the 11th Sustainable Nanotechnology Conference in Austin, Texas. In addition to a travel award to attend the conference, Reem received awards
Clarkson University Student Presents Research at NATO Panel
Clarkson University graduate student Todd Mull recently presented his research on ultrasonic non-destructive evaluation (NDE) methods at the NATO AVT-361 Research Workshop on Certification of Bonded Repair on Composite Aircraft Structures in Amsterdam, The Netherlands in late October. Mull attended the conference with his professor, Mechanical & Aerospace Engineering Professor Marcias Martinez. Mull spoke as