We are extending Friday hours and offering more appointments on Thursdays and Fridays so that students working on Bio Lab Reports, Calc Papers and Aero Memos will be able to find an appointment. The QR code will take you to our appointment page (as long as you are already logged in to Google). The Writing Center […]
Electrical & Computer Engineering Seminar Catherine Sajna, Director of the Writing Center at Clarkson University Will present a talk entitled: Conference Presentation: “Do’s and Don’ts” CAMP 176 Wednesday, November 1st, 2023 4pm-5pm Abstract: Presentations are stressful, so speakers respond by narrowing their focus to getting the information right, rather than making the information interesting. During this
The Student Success Center and the Writing Center are sponsoring a 30 day writing challenge in November in honor of National Novel Writing Month (NaNoWriMo). Students, faculty, and staff are encouraged to write each day for as long as they are able. (Whether that’s two minutes or two hours!) Prompts will be sent daily, but
Take a moment to vote for your favorite Spirit Week 2023 window painting, done by talented individuals from our Clarkson clubs and organizations. Voting will be open until Friday, 11/3 at midnight. Direct Link: https://forms.gle/qAGoSMF2xU5bDLZR7
This announcement comes from the Equestrian Club student organization. The Clarkson Equestrian Club will be selling Halloween themed brownies and cupcakes on Tuesday, October 31st from 12-5pm in the Student Center. Come by for some spooky snacks!
We will be hosting an Admissions Open House on Saturday, November 4th. This means that the Indoor Recreation Center (Field House) will be closed until 5 p.m. on Saturday, November 4th. The Fuller Pool is closed on Saturday November 4th because of a Varsity Swim Meet.
The Office of the Dean of Students is looking to make changes to increase the CU Pantry’s campus awareness, accessibility, and overall effectiveness. We need your input to be successful. Please complete this anonymous CU Pantry Awareness Survey by October 31. While you will need to log in to your Clarkson email to access the survey for verification
This fall, the Bioethics Department of the Lewis School of Health Science launched its new undergraduate bioethics minor at Clarkson. A National Endowment for the Humanities Connections grant supported the development of the minor and is sponsoring a speaker series to celebrate. The first speaker in the fall series, Mildred Z. Solomon EdD will present a talk entitled, “Scientists, Engineers and
The Ignite Media Production Center (MPC) will be holding training sessions this semester for access to the MPC resource areas. Access to the MPC’s resources include professional grade software which includes the complete Adobe Creative Cloud Suite (Illustrator, Photoshop, Premiere, and more), Studio One, and Ableton software for audio editing. Create stunning digital media, edit photos, edit videos, and design media for personal or school projects, or
Clarkson University undergraduate Jochanaan Fair-Schultz, of Potsdam, is a 2023 recipient of a competitive William G. Pomeroy Foundation fellowship that supported the history major’s summer internship with the Potsdam Public Museum. Pomeroy Foundation fellowships support Clarkson history majors through stipends and advising opportunities that lead to internships with North Country history and heritage organizations. In
