A Clarkson University graduate business leadership course has earned a Quality Matters (QM) Certification. Following a rigorous review process, Leading and Managing Organizations (EM640) course, taught by Adjunct Instructor Mr. Jon Brink in David D. Reh School of Business, earned the certification, an internationally recognized symbol of quality in online and blended course design. The […]
Clarkson’s Office of Information Technology shares that Clarkson’s VPN client has changed from CISCO to FortiClient. This means students, faculty and staff using the CISCO client must switch to FortiClient. To switch, you will complete a one-time install to set up FortiClient on each device. The CISCO client will no longer function after January 1,
Clarkson’s subscription to VoiceThread will end January 1, 2025. This means all access to Voicethread services and any Voicethread files through a clarkson.edu account will no longer be available starting January 1, 2025; including for administrators, teachers and students. No exemptions. The decision to not renew is driven by low adoption of the Voicethread service
Calling all faculty, staff, and commuter students! The Institute for a Sustainable Environment is collecting data for the Greenhouse Gas Inventory we complete for Clarkson each year. Part of this inventory includes emissions from faculty, staff, and students commuting to campus for work and class. If you are a commuter, please take a moment to fill
An ECE student group including Jack Flaherty, Md Jahangir Khondkar, and Sigmond Kukla, supervised by Prof. Masudul Imtiaz and his Center for Advanced PCB Design and Manufacture (CAPDM) at Clarkson University, participated in Sierra Circuits’ inaugural PCB Design for Innovation competition, Sierrathon. The final round was held at the University of San Jose, California. The team successfully designed a wearable
The conferral of honorary degrees is a long-standing academic tradition that recognizes those who have made profound and long-lasting contributions to a specific field, to their community, and improved quality of life in society at large. Achievements of this kind are significant and so recipients are persons of great integrity, as the selections we make
We know the holiday season is a popular time to purchase or receive a new mobile device. TAKE NOTE: Before you switch to a new phone, there are steps you must take to avoid account lockout. Get help to prevent getting locked out of your Clarkson accounts especially during this important time of year. Also
Clarkson University’s Melissa A. Walsh ’03 ’05 Memorial Endowed Scholarship has been awarded to Doctor of Physical Therapy student Alayna Taraska ‘26 of Massena, NY. The scholarship was established in memory of Walsh by her family and friends to assist a Clarkson University physical therapy student with qualities and goals similar to Walshes. Taraska was
Clarkson University Doctor of Physical Therapy student Annmarie Altilio ‘25 of North Bergen, NJ has been awarded the Samuel B. Feitelberg Physical Therapy Endowed Fellowship for 2024. “I am honored and beyond grateful to be this year’s recipient of the Dr. Samuel B. Feitelberg Physical Therapy Fellowship Award,” Altilio said. “The awarded funds will improve
CAMP is announcing the date for its yearly instrumental showcase, Dec 17th, 2024. This year the topic of focus is on particle sizing methods. Students will be invited to attend a series of practical sessions where they will learn how particle sizing is done via Dynamic Light Scattering (DLS), Laser Diffraction, and microscopy methods. Discussions
