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Campus Parking and How You Can Help
Winter weather parking: To allow for more effective snow removal overnight, parking in employee and commuter lots is no longer allowed from 2:00 a.m. until 6:00 a.m. Signs have been installed at all applicable lots. Additionally, we remind all faculty, staff, and students to park only in your assigned parking lots. All vehicles need to … Continue reading Campus Parking and How You Can Help
SHAC Offering Student Grief Support Group
The death of someone you care about can take a long time to heal from. It can feel like other people don’t understand what you are going through and how complicated it can be. Please know you are not alone! Students who have been impacted by the death of someone they care about (family, friend, … Continue reading SHAC Offering Student Grief Support Group
COVID Relief Funds for Students
The COVID-19 pandemic continues to create challenges for Clarkson students. Similar to last year, Clarkson has been granted funding to support our students through these hard times. If you are aware of a student struggling financially due to covid, please guide them to reach out for help. To apply for emergency relief funds, students should … Continue reading COVID Relief Funds for Students
Clarkson’s Strategic Planning Embodies United Nation Sustainable Development Goals
Sustainability has long been a pillar within Clarkson University, woven into the curriculum and extracurricular activities in an effort to better the perspectives and expertise within its faculty and student body. For the past ten years, the university has taken a crosswalk approach under the leadership of President Anthony G. Collins, meeting sustainability goals through … Continue reading Clarkson’s Strategic Planning Embodies United Nation Sustainable Development Goals
Golden Knights Rise Strategic Planning Framework and the Solinsky Engineering Leadership Challenge
Date: February 1, 2022 Time: 2:00-3:30 pm ZOOM: https://clarkson.zoom.us/j/96064386677?pwd=ODRIbk1wVjRFUW85amo2cGF6Z2FXUT09 Provost Hannigan has asked each unit to hold open forums for each of the major strategic initiatives. The Coulter School of Engineering is hosting its session on the Solinksy Leadership Challenge and how it is tied to the Golden Knights Rise Strategic Planning Framework.
Recruiting and Retaining Diverse Talent
A collaboration between the Diversity, Equity, & Inclusion Office, the Career Center, BLAC (Black Leaders Advocating for Change), and NSBE (National Society of Black Engineers) to provide employers with access to diverse talent and to support BIPOC students in their networking with our recruiters. Cyntonia Miller (CEO of Black on The Job) will provide a … Continue reading Recruiting and Retaining Diverse Talent
Join the STEM QuESTS Challenge: $5,000 in Prizes
Think back to before college. What inspired YOU to choose your major and career pathway? Something fascinating you discovered in nature? Something going on in the world? Was it a teacher? An experiment you performed in a science lab? A hobby you are passionate about?” The Institute for STEM Education is introducing a collaborative challenge … Continue reading Join the STEM QuESTS Challenge: $5,000 in Prizes
U.S. News & World Report ranks Clarkson University Online MBA Program in Nation’s Top-100
As online learning continues to grow and expand, U.S. News & World Report has ranked Clarkson University’s online MBA program as one of the top-100 in the nation. This year, the program has also been ranked in the top 60 Best Online MBA Programs for Veterans. Clarkson’s David D. Reh School of Business offers several … Continue reading U.S. News & World Report ranks Clarkson University Online MBA Program in Nation’s Top-100
Teaching Mentor/Mentee Connections Available
The Institute for STEM Education and the Teaching Mentoring Program Committee are currently soliciting faculty willing to serve as peer teaching mentees for the 2021-2022 year. This is open to all faculty. For mentees, this represents an excellent opportunity to connect with a skilled teacher and reflect on your own practices. For mentors, this is a great opportunity … Continue reading Teaching Mentor/Mentee Connections Available