Bring Your Family–Come by the Kids’ Co-op Exhibit for healthy eating games and smoothie making!! Clarkson University Department of Physical Therapy students, Xuan Li and Ariana Kelly, will be running a health activity station at the Children’s Museum this coming weekend April 1st (1pm-4pm) & 2nd (10am-1pm).
Join the Ignite Maker Mentors for this week’s Dorf Makerspace workshop. The workshop will focus on features of the Shaper Origin, a handheld computer controlled CNC machine. Students will learn how to cut, engrave, drill, and ‘pocket’ to create custom shapes and inlay them into a design of a rose compass to be displayed in
Dr. Appiahs Vestibular and Balance Research Lab in room 3102 Clarkson Hall at the Downtown Campus is looking to get more participants for his Vestibular and Balance Study that uses virtual reality training! Participants would be needed for 10 sessions ranging from as little as 30 minutes to around a little over an hour for
Bake sale! Stop by the Student Center from 11am-1pm on 3/27 and 3/28 for some delicious treats!
OAS provides the guidance below for students with extended time exam accommodations and other disabilities impacted by exams. Questions or concerns regarding how to address these situations should be directed to oas@clarkson.edu. Students who would like to request accommodations for final exams must begin the request process no later than April 15 at 4pm ET.
Join us this Saturday to bid the winter farewell, the Potsdam way! March 25, 2023, 10 AM Location: Postwood Beach (Postwood Park Rd, Hannawa Falls) Participation Cost: $10 minimum (pledges welcome) Proceeds will be donated to The Arc New York Considerations for Plungers: -All participants must sign a waiver and check in with the event coordinator prior to plunging. -All participants must have weather-appropriate clothes that can be easily put on after exiting the water. -Wear warm baggy clothes until you are within seconds, not minutes, of entering the water. -No alcohol or marijuana is allowed in the park area. -Email questions to Meagan Geis, geisme@clarkson.edu Click here to sign up:
Electrical & Computer Engineering Seminar Srivatsa Aithal, Ph.D. Will present a talk entitled: Multiplexed commercial point-of-care graphene sensors Friday, March 24th, 2023 CAMP 176 Friday 4pm Over zoom: https://clarkson.zoom.us/j/97883816982?pwd=SkFaQlUraW40QVByM2orS05FRU9RQT09 Abstract: The promise of biosensors as a low-cost, widely available, and precise analyte detection tool has not yet been fulfilled. When faced with complicated matrices, manufacturing limitations, lengthy development
March 31st – 5pm ERC Ignite Classroom 1501 The panel seeks to emphasize the importance and value of Indigenous Science through the experiences of Haudenosaunee Peoples that were educated, worked, or are working within the field of “Science.” Their Experiences will expose the challenges and opportunities within this field. The panel will be composed of:
Join our Circle. Artificial intelligence has already begun to change the world. In the coming months and years, it will transform culture, employment opportunities, human thought, and communication. AI-generated text, in particular, poses both threats and opportunities to the landscape of higher education. We invite you to join faculty and staff throughout Clarkson University in
This weekend, our campus will be welcoming close to 300 accepted students and their families for our first of two Accepted Students Days. Below is some important information regarding parking for both 3/24 and 3/25. Tomorrow, Friday, March 24, we will also be hosting our annual GE Leadership Day. For this event, Campus Safety &
