The musical A Christmas Carol is the classic story of Ebenezer Scrooge, a miserly businessman who believes that wealth is much more valuable than friendship and happiness. This particular Christmas, Scrooge is forced to come face to face with his selfish ways when he is confronted by three ghosts on Christmas Eve: the Ghost of … Continue reading The Arts Program of NNY Presents: A Christmas Carol
Refurbished Computers Available
Refurbished computers available for on-campus, institutional use. First-come-first-serve basis. The Office of Information Technology has recently completed the replacement of approximately 300 classroom and PC lab computers as part of a planned 5-year replacement cycle. The hardware that was replaced has reached the end of its planned operational life, but may still continue to offer … Continue reading Refurbished Computers Available
Semester of Reflection: Metacognition Information & Enrollment
Throughout the Spring semester of 2022, The Institute of STEM Education and its Faculty Development Task Force is pleased to present “A Semester of Self-Reflection” – a continuous and asynchronous online workshop to help faculty sharpen their metacognitive skills to improve teaching, design better courses, and support an inclusive classroom. This experience should be useful … Continue reading Semester of Reflection: Metacognition Information & Enrollment
Controller’s Office – December Holiday Closure
As part of the University-wide holiday closure in December, the last Accounts Payable check run in December will be processed on December 16th. The Controller’s Office requests that all invoices and payment requests that must be processed before January 4th, be submitted by noon on December 15th. Please mark these requests as urgent when submitting. Additionally, all … Continue reading Controller’s Office – December Holiday Closure
Participants needed for Facebook Biometrics Research Study
Dr. Daqing Hou, Clarkson University, performs research in the area of biometrics and is looking for subjects willing to participate in his research efforts. You must be >18 years of age and hold a valid Clarkson ID to participate. The project involves the study of continuous human computing activity, specifically widget interaction, keystroke and mouse … Continue reading Participants needed for Facebook Biometrics Research Study
RSVP by Friday, 12/10/21 for the 2020 & 2021 Employee Years of Service & Holiday Luncheon Invitation
NOTE: For those employees unable to attend but want to bring in nonperishable food items for the local food pantries you still can. Food items can be dropped off in the HR office located in Graham Hall up until Friday, December 17, 2021.
Join Us TODAY, Tuesday, December 7 for First Tuesday at McDuff’s!
TODAY, Tuesday, December 7, all faculty and staff are invited to stop by McDuff’s on 59 Market Street in downtown Potsdam, for a complimentary beverage anytime between 3:30 p.m. and 5 p.m. Enjoy a beverage with your colleagues and then have a bite to eat downtown at one of Potsdam’s many restaurants. As we tell … Continue reading Join Us TODAY, Tuesday, December 7 for First Tuesday at McDuff’s!
David D. Reh School of Business Newsletter: December 2021
Message From the Dean Hello again! Another semester is underway with our unique approach to business education and leadership development. Our first-year students taking Entrepreneurship and Business Innovation are preparing business plans to present to potential investors at the end of the semester and to launch their business ventures next semester. Their innovative proposals include … Continue reading David D. Reh School of Business Newsletter: December 2021
Holiday Luncheon Raffle Basket Donations
As mentioned in previous announcements, the annual holiday luncheon will be held on Friday, December 17. The Support Staff Council is currently accepting donations for baskets that will be raffled off at the luncheon. We are accepting fully made baskets as well as individual basket items. We are also collecting lottery tickets and cash to … Continue reading Holiday Luncheon Raffle Basket Donations
Clarkson Professor Awarded Industrial Grant from Estée Lauder to Develop Advanced Sunscreen Materials
Kodak CAMP Distinguished Professor of Chemistry & Biomolecular Science Mario Wriedt recently secured an industrial grant from Estée Lauder to develop advanced sunscreen materials. The goal of Wriedt’s work will be to develop a sunscreen that users need not reapply multiple times a day, but instead is effective all day long on a single application. … Continue reading Clarkson Professor Awarded Industrial Grant from Estée Lauder to Develop Advanced Sunscreen Materials