There will be another plant swap / adopt a plant event on Thursday. Come help us pot some plants and then adopt one. Several dozen plants have been donated to this event so you do not need to bring a plant in order to take one. The counseling center and the dean of students are […]
One Card Transactions:The billing cycle has ended for One Card transactions dated February 21st through March 20th . Expense reports should be submitted and approved by March 29th. The final Visa load for this cycle occurred on March 21st. Please make sure that you have reconciled all transactions dated March 20th and prior. Also, if you have already
Dear students, Please participate in Microgrid research study and earn $20. Participants must have completed or be currently enrolled in any power systems course (Energy Conversion, Power transmission and distribution, Power System Engineering, High-Voltage Techniques and Measurements), and must not be color blind. The purpose of this study is to determine/choose a better operator interface. The
Faculty & Staff, Seminar Announcement: David A. Walsh ‘67 Seminar Series Friday, March 29th @ noon in Snell 212
For those who won’t be able to join us in cheering on the Golden Knights either at Qunnipiac for the NCAA Women’s Frozen Four or at Lake Placid for the ECAC Men’s Final Four, there is a way to enjoy the action from home! Visit clarkson.edu/playoffs and follow the links to the live feeds. Let’s Go
After conducting a national search, Clarkson University has hired a new provost. Dr. Robyn Hannigan, the Founding Dean of the School for the Environment at the University of Massachusetts Boston will take over as provost at Clarkson later this summer. Clarkson President Anthony G. Collins said he is looking forward to Hannigan’s contributions to shaping
As part of Clarkson University’s ongoing commitment to Service Excellence, the Service Excellence Team is pleased to conduct the Employee of the Month Program, designed to honor the outstanding colleagues we work with each day. The purpose of the Employee of the Month Program is to recognize employees who are serving Clarkson University in an
April 3 at 6:30 PM in the MPRs. The success series brings Clarkson’s most impressive alumni back to campus to highlight the formative impact that Clarkson had on their lives. In addition, alumni share valuable stories and lessons with the students who are keen to learn about their experiences.
Advising week is a perfect time to start thinking about what students want to do after Clarkson! Through the Institute for STEM Education, we are excited to announce a minor for students interested in eventually pursuing a Master of Arts in Teaching. The Pre-Teaching Minor will provide guidance to undergraduates and ensure they meet standards
Susan Bailey, assistant professor of biology at Clarkson University, recently returned from delivering a plenary lecture at a workshop in Lyon, France. The workshop was called “Evolution of infectious diseases: an ecological, molecular and computational approach”. The meeting brought together international specialists in the fields of infectious diseases and experimental evolution, and was organized by
