The early months of the COVID-19 pandemic saw stay at home orders issued across the United States. Millions of people’s lives and routines were completely changed. For many, that meant their lifestyle changed too. A new study by researchers at several universities, including Clarkson, found that during COVID-19 people across the country are sitting longer–but … Continue reading New Clarkson University COVID-19 Study Finds Surprising Results About Sitting and Exercise
Clarkson Professors Publish a New Book About Biosensors
Biosensors are analytical devices that are able to convert a biological response into an electrical signal. The “golden” biosensor must be highly specific, independent of physical parameters (e.g., pH, temperature, etc.), and should be reusable. The research within the biosensing field requires a multidisciplinary approach that involves different branches of science such as chemistry, biology, … Continue reading Clarkson Professors Publish a New Book About Biosensors
Clarkson University Researchers Seek Participants for Study on Community Engagement During COVID-19 Pandemic
Researchers at Clarkson University are recruiting participants for a study on experiences of community engagement during the COVID-19 pandemic. Participants will be asked to write about their experiences in an online questionnaire, and some participants may be asked to participate in an online interview. All participants will be asked to complete the online questionnaire about … Continue reading Clarkson University Researchers Seek Participants for Study on Community Engagement During COVID-19 Pandemic
Clarkson University’s Statistical Methods for Reliability and Life Data Analysis course Receives Quality Matters Certification for Course Design Quality
Daniel R. Eno, an Adjunct Assistant Professor of Statistics in the Coulter School of Engineering’s CRC Engineering Program, has earned the Quality Matters (QM) Certification Mark for his newly developed online course, EE603/ME578/BOE620, Statistical Methods for Reliability and Life Data Analysis. The QM Certification Mark is the internationally recognized symbol of online and blended course … Continue reading Clarkson University’s Statistical Methods for Reliability and Life Data Analysis course Receives Quality Matters Certification for Course Design Quality
Controller’s Office Holiday Break Processing Schedule
With the announcement dated October 27, 2020 regarding the closure of the University from December 14 – January 1, 2021, Accounts Payable would like to remind you to be planning ahead for any calendar year end processing of invoices. We are requesting ALL invoices to be submitted to Accounts Payable no later than Wednesday, December … Continue reading Controller’s Office Holiday Break Processing Schedule
Course Prep Work Sessions Continue for Instructors
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BLOG: Two Things I Learned About Myself at Clarkson
Elyse Scott is an explorer and loves to be outdoors. In her blog, Elyse talks about what she has learned about herself and the environment in her time at Clarkson. Read her blog here.
BLOG: Why I Love Communication at Clarkson
In one of our newest blogs, Abby Bashaw ’21 talks about her experiences in Clarkson’s communication program. Read about her experience here.
School of Arts & Sciences Newsletter: December 2020
Message From the Dean Welcome to the winter issue of the Clarkson University School of Arts & Sciences e-newsletter. In this issue, I have chosen to highlight faculty members, staff and students who are applying their knowledge to addressing concerns in our local community and our nation. Clarkson, and its School of Arts & Sciences, … Continue reading School of Arts & Sciences Newsletter: December 2020
Reminder: IMPORTANT Notice for Zoom Users: Cloud Recordings to Auto Delete after 30 days.
Starting December 15, 2020, Zoom recordings stored to the Zoom Cloud will auto delete 30 days after recording is generated. Take action: For instructors and others whose Zoom cloud recordings are currently copying to your Echo360 account, this notice should have no impact. Recordings will remain in Echo360 as before. If you are not sure, … Continue reading Reminder: IMPORTANT Notice for Zoom Users: Cloud Recordings to Auto Delete after 30 days.