Message From the Chair Meeting the real needs of the American people — that is where our faculty excel. With initiative and drive, they identify a need, whether it be related to the environment or infrastructure, and then devote themselves to fulfilling that need with innovation and ingenuity. We are highlighting some of their efforts … Continue reading Civil & Environmental Engineering Newsletter: March 2022
Clarkson University Coalition of Occupational Therapy Advocates for Diversity Planning Living Library Event
Clarkson University’s Coalition of Occupational Therapy Advocates for Diversity (COTAD) is planning to host its first Living Library event in the fall of 2022. According to COTAD Chair Lynn Nguyen, the Living Library is an event the group hopes to host annually, which will create a brave space for tough dialogues to occur that are … Continue reading Clarkson University Coalition of Occupational Therapy Advocates for Diversity Planning Living Library Event
Holistic Admissions: Recruiting and Admitting Diverse Students at Clarkson University
Holistic Admissions: Recruiting and Admitting Diverse Students at Clarkson University April 1, 2022 from 12:00 PM to 1:30 pm EST Please register in advance for this meeting at: https://ets.zoom.us/meeting/register/tJAqc-GorD0tHdNMAGPX-zBoEJqAQfRtUKwt Upon registration, you will be sent a link and passcode that will enable you to join the webinar on April 1st. Please register in advance of the scheduled … Continue reading Holistic Admissions: Recruiting and Admitting Diverse Students at Clarkson University
Biology Seminar Series
Biology Seminar SeriesSpeaker: Dr. Louisa Wood Research Fellow, Center for Blue GovernanceUniversity of PortsmouthUnited Kingdom Will present a talk titled:Managing aquatic invasions: priorities for policy Abstract Aquatic ecosystems can be severely threatened by invasive non-native species, which contribute to extinctions of individual species, substantially change the structure of native communities, and alter ecosystem functioning. On … Continue reading Biology Seminar Series
Clarkson Graduate Student Gives Presentation at Her Former High School in Colchester, VT.
Danielle Whitham, a Clarkson graduate student, went to her former high school in Colchester, VT, to give a presentation about her lab, department, and university. Whitham graduated from Clarkson in 2020 with a BS in Chemistry and then started her graduate studies in the Biochemistry & Proteomics Lab, led by Associate Professor of Chemistry Costel … Continue reading Clarkson Graduate Student Gives Presentation at Her Former High School in Colchester, VT.
David A. Walsh ’67 Seminar Series – Dr. Michael Campbell
Seminar Announcement: Registration link: https://clarkson.zoom.us/meeting/register/tJMod-qqrj8pHdEN9X7QVHNJxSwK9X4Xz8Y-
Clarkson Alumnae Bria Cole Presents Research at 2022 NASPA Conference
Recently, Clarkson University Training and Development Coordinator Bria Cole ’16 along with Dr. Paryn Wallance, the Undergraduate Student and Diversity Outreach Administrator at Princeton University, presented “This Is How We Do It: African American Women’s Retention at HBCUs and PWIs” at the 2022 National Association of Student Personnel Administrators (NASPA) – Student Affairs Administrators in … Continue reading Clarkson Alumnae Bria Cole Presents Research at 2022 NASPA Conference
Presentation of Strategic Initiatives Operating Principle DEIB March
Clarkson Community,Please join the Chief Inclusion Officer, Jen Ball as she presents the Operating Principle of DEIB and the supporting concepts of student ready, partner ready, and equity-minded assessment. The presentation will be Thursday March 31, 12:30-1:15. ERC 102 & Zoom. The presentation will be recorded. Hi there, You are invited to a Zoom meeting.When: … Continue reading Presentation of Strategic Initiatives Operating Principle DEIB March
CAMP Catalyst Discussions
CAMP will be hosting a series of “CAMP Catalyst Discussions,” this semester, during which we would like to highlight the research activities of junior/pre-tenure faculty who have an interest in materials (broadly defined). The CAMP Catalyst Discussions build on the “Brown Bag” discussions that have been held in the past, and are aimed to increasing … Continue reading CAMP Catalyst Discussions
Bookstore CLOSED Thursday 3/31/22
Bookstore CLOSED Thursday 3/31/22The Clarkson University Bookstore and Cheel Spirit Store will be CLOSED on Thursday 3/31/22 for our annual inventory. Both stores will resume normal hours on Friday 4/1/22.