Clarkson University will host its annual OktoBAJAfest, a one-of-a-kind exhibition race featuring student-built all-terrain vehicles, Friday, Oct. 3 through Sunday, Oct. 5, at Clarkson’s Seven Springs property, 144 Crowley Rd. in Colton. The event is free and open to the public. OktoBAJAfest brings together student Baja teams from across the United States and Canada to […]
Dear Graduate Students,We are excited to announce the call for applications for the next set of Student Councilors for the Clarkson University Graduate Student Association (CUGSA).The Student Councilor position is a one-year commitment designed to represent and support the graduate student body. Councilors are expected to:– Attend and actively participate in weekly council meetings– Contribute
The Shipley Center is excited to share the next cohort of Clarkson’s National Science Foundation Innovation-Corps (NSF I-Corps) Program will be starting soon! Applications are due tomorrow! What is NSF I-Corps? NSF I-Corps is a nationally recognized program that helps innovators explore the commercial potential of their ideas. Through hands-on learning, mentorship, and real-world customer discovery, participants
The New Horizons in Engineering Distinguished Lectureship Series at Clarkson University is proud to announce that Dr. Alton (Al) D. Romig Jr. Executive Officer of the National Academy of Engineering and member of the National Academy of Engineering, will deliver his Distinguished Lecture in the Student Center Multipurpose Rooms (MPRs) on October 15 at 2:30
Clarkson University students and researchers are advancing the future of transportation through projects on self-driving cars, electric vehicles, and cybersecurity. Their work was recently showcased at the IEEE International Conference on Mobility: Operations, Services, and Technologies (MOST 2025) and at the National Science Foundation’s (NSF) eCAT center spring meeting. At MOST 2025, the Clarkson team
Starting Tuesday, Sept 30, I’ll be holding weekly advising sessions for Clarkson students interested in applying for prestigious fellowships and scholarships. These sessions are open to all undergraduates and graduate students—whether you’re just starting to explore or already working on an application. Schedule Fall 2025 Session Topics Each week will focus on a theme—ranging from early exploration
Professor John Harlim, Pennsylvania State University Will present a talk entitled: Reduced Order Modeling with Neural Networks Abstract: The recent success of machine learning has drawn tremendous interest in applied mathematics and scientific computations. I will discuss how to leverage neural networks to approximate model error induced by missing dynamics or reduced-order modeling. The proposed
Students, staff, and faculty wishing to attend this Zoom conversation should send a brief note to Stephen Casper (scasper@clarkson.edu) The Zoom Link for the event with Ken Belson: https://clarkson.zoom.us/j/98934022275?pwd=v6heZuq1v3OlvDxDQe2CUamya1fX9T.1
Dr. Kathleen Schmeler ‘91, Professor of Gynecologic Oncology at The University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center, was named to the Clarkson University Board of Trustees on May 10. As a trustee, Dr. Schmeler will also serve on the Academic Mission Committee. In her role, Dr. Schmeler provides care to patients with gynecologic cancers, including
We are so excited to bring a brand new event to campus: A Night Market featuring various organizations such as SASE, SWE, SHPE, FIA, ISO, etc… Taking place at Cheel Lawn near the Firepit on Friday, September 26th, 2025, from 6:00 PM to 9:00 PM! Join us for a culture-filled night where organizations share their traditions through street food, drinks, activities,
