The ‘premier’ documentary about Palo Alto Entrepreneur Lee Felsenstein was shown at Clarkson University entrepreneurship class: “Designing and Leading New Ventures” led by Professor Christian Felzensztein who holds the Reh Family Chair in Entrepreneurial Leadership. Students got the opportunity to interact with social media and technology entreprepreneurs about the implications of AI and technology for new ventures, […]
The International Education Week kicks off with the Global Opportunities Fair on September 30th at 4:30 – 6 pm at ERC – 2nd Floor. Following the next days, cultural tables, music, storytelling & more. New this year: For questions, please reach out to internationalcenter@clarkson.edu
For September, Donate New School Supplies or Monetary donations to the Diversity Equity and Inclusion (DEI) Office for the Akwesasne Freedom School and receive an Orange Shirt while supplies last. The Akwesasne Freedom School is an independent Mohawk Language immersion school that uses fundraisers and donations to be a parent-driven school that teaches the Mohawk
Do you like watching hockey? Are you looking for a job on campus?Cheel Arena is looking for student workers. If you are interested, please email Logan Norris, Director of Cheel Arena at lnorris@ckarkson.edu stating your interest. Federal Work Study eligibility is preferred, but not required. Job Include: Net Crew, Box Office, Ticketing, Ushers, Parking, Event Setup and
Haunted Infirmary, Clarkson Hall 59 Main Street Potsdam, October 25-26 630-11pm, doors open at 6pm, tickets are $15/person.
Aurabinda SwainPostdoctoral Researcher – Clarkson University Will present a talk titled: Numerical Model for Simulating Melt pool Dynamics, Phase Change and Microstructure Evolution for laser powder bed fusion process. Abstract: Laser-based additive manufacturing is rapidly evolving, but achieving optimal mechanical properties and defect-free products remains a significant challenge due to the high-energy density of lasers and
Please take a moment to read through this brief overview on Childhood Cancer Awareness Month, and to continue to raise awareness and educate yourself and others! September is Childhood Cancer Awareness Month (CCAM)Fall 2024 What does CCAM Honor?CCAM honors children and survivors who have been affected by pediatric cancer. The color gold is used to
Announcement from Institute for a Sustainable Environment Help us reduce the amount of waste we produce on campus by asking for a plate at the Servery and Cheel dining locations. Save the to-go containers for when you are actually taking your food to go, and please ask for a plate when you will be eating
After the successful conclusion of our Summer NSF I-Corps cohort, The Shipley Center is now opening applications for our Fall session, kicking off on October 30th. The goal of the NSF I-Corps program is to help inventors, researchers, and entrepreneurs connect with potential customers early in the development process to explore the commercial potential of their idea, and ultimately
The Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Office will host a Mohawk Social with singing and dancing. Join Akwesasne Community members who have made it their life’s work to ensure the Kanien’kéha Language and Culture continue to thrive. Please join us! 27th September 2024 at 4 pm in 206 Cheel Barben Room This is part of the Every Child
