Electrical & Computer Engineering&Mechanical & Aerospace Engineering Joint Seminar_______________________________________________________________ Scott Bane Steve Ellis and Lynne Knight, Los Alamos National Laboratory Will present a talk entitled: Technical Challenges and Internship Opportunities at Los Alamos National Laboratory CAMP 176 Wednesday, March 1st, 2023 4pm Also on Zoom: https://clarkson.zoom.us/j/97883816982?pwd=SkFaQlUraW40QVByM2orS05FRU9RQT09 *Co-Sponsored by IEEE student branch and HKN
What the Duck is Clarkson Pre-Health? — March 3
Clarkson University Science Cafés Continue on March 1
Developing behavioral self-regulation–the ability to understand and manage your behavior and your reactions to feelings and things happening around you–is important in children’s first years. But what happens when babies are exposed to violence? In this talk titled Family Violence and Self-Regulation in Children, Clarkson Assistant Psychology Professor Ying Zhang will present her study on … Continue reading Clarkson University Science Cafés Continue on March 1
Call for Water Related Posters and Meeting Attendees
Clarkson faculty, staff and students working on water related research or who have an interest in water issues are invited to the 1st annual meeting of the NYS Center of Excellence in Healthy Water Solutions at Clarkson University and SUNY ESF. Travel scholarships available to student poster presenters. A Conversation on Advances in Water Science … Continue reading Call for Water Related Posters and Meeting Attendees
STARTScience@Clarkson Showcases Careers in Science to Northern New York Regional High School Students, Teachers and Counselors
The United Nations celebrated International Day of Women and Girls in Science on February 11. Building on this theme, Clarkson University’s Department of Chemistry and Biomolecular Science, in collaboration with the Institute for STEM Education and the Undergraduate Admissions Office, held a science event for students, teachers and counselors from Northern New York high schools last … Continue reading STARTScience@Clarkson Showcases Careers in Science to Northern New York Regional High School Students, Teachers and Counselors
Helium Update and Special Charge Adjustment Effective 3/8/2023
This is an update regarding the helium market. Demand for helium continues to steadily grow in different applications worldwide, but product availability remains extremely tight. As part of the global Air Liquide organization, Airgas continues to work to diversify its supply sources to strengthen the helium supply chain and support our customers’ helium needs. Global … Continue reading Helium Update and Special Charge Adjustment Effective 3/8/2023
Seeking Donations for the CU Pantry
The CU Pantry is a safe and confidential area for students to access food and other necessities. Generous donations from members of the Clarkson community are what keep the CU Pantry operational and able to support our students in need. We strive to keep items such as what is listed below available. The CU Pantry is … Continue reading Seeking Donations for the CU Pantry
Jobs at Clarkson
Financial Aid Counselor (Potsdam, NY) Position Summary Guidelines: Within the framework of a team-oriented Student Achievement Services center and reporting to the Director of Financial Aid, this position is both a generalist and specialist. As a generalist, the position has student caseload management responsibilities. As a specialist, this position is responsible for the overall administration of … Continue reading Jobs at Clarkson
Lewis School of Health Sciences Newsletter: February 2023
Message From the Founding Dean 2023 is off to an exciting start for the Earl R. and Barbara D. Lewis School of Health Sciences. We have received considerable funding for new projects, as well as state recognition for our program excellence. Our faculty continue to strive for academic excellence, ensuring that our students receive the … Continue reading Lewis School of Health Sciences Newsletter: February 2023
Graduate Writing Group
The Graduate Writing Center would like to offer the Graduate Writing Group again this semester. If you are interested please fill out the google form at this link https://forms.gle/ZXUpVmU3t9WDSUvR7 Writing Groups are not workshops. They are an opportunity for you to set aside a protected time, free from distractions to write. Having it on the calendar … Continue reading Graduate Writing Group