Sign Up for the Fall Move-in Crew! Please apply for the Fall 2023 Move-In Crew! Sign-ups will be accepted until Sunday, July 28th. Fill out the brief form to sign up! https://forms.gle/xYPAbsTYVEiTVvk6A More information is below. Move-In Crew volunteers must have an infinitely friendly attitude, and the ability to smile (and smile, and smile!) even in the face of […]
Lisa Legault has been promoted from associate professor to full professor of psychology and chair of psychology at Clarkson University. Legault received her PhD in social psychology and statistics from the University of Ottawa in 2009. Her Ph.D. thesis won the Governor General’s Gold Medal. She then received a postdoctoral fellowship award from the Social
To: All Clarkson University StudentsFrom: Office of Information TechnologySubject: Moodle Course Availability Policy Student access to courses in Moodle expires after each term. Starting fourteen days after final grades are posted, courses are scheduled to be turned off. Students should save any desired materials to a personal alternate storage location for accessing items long term such
Clarkson Construction Engineering Management Consulting Group (C3G) and Hammond Central School District have launched a Pop-up Traffic Garden, an innovative project designed to provide a safe and interactive environment for children and adults to learn traffic safety. This initiative aims to introduce young bike riders to different road scenarios, fostering essential traffic skills in a
Applications to become a Maker Mentor at the Makerspace are open for current and incoming students! Don’t miss out on this fantastic opportunity to gain real-world skills and embrace all things “Making” in a unique Clarkson way. To apply or learn more about being a Maker Mentor, visit bit.ly/MakerMentor2024
Clarkson University’s Earl R. and Barbara D. Lewis School of Health Sciences will host an open house for its Paramedic Program on June 14 at Clarkson Hall, 59 Main St. in Potsdam. Those who attend the open house, which begins at 9:30 a.m., will have the opportunity to meet with the program staff and tour
Clarkson University Assistant Professor of Chemistry and Biomolecular Science Xiaocun Lu was recently awarded an Engineering Research Initiation (ERI) grant from the National Science Foundation (NSF), which will support his pioneering research aimed at developing advanced biophotonic technology for deep tissue imaging. Lu’s research investigates technology that could overcome the limitations of traditional imaging methods
The 2024 CAMP Annual Technical Meeting, hosted by the Center for Advanced Materials Processing (CAMP) at Clarkson University, was held recently in Clayton. This year’s event hosted more than 120 scientists, industry leaders, state economic development representatives and students. CAMP is a New York State-funded Center of Advanced Technology (CAT), one of 15 CATs which
Three Clarkson University students, Nabiha Madre, Danielle Lindsay, and Siva Korakutty presented their research at this year’s APS Annual Convention in San Francisco, held from May 23-26. The convention, a gathering point for notable figures in psychology, provided a solid platform for these students to showcase their studies. Under the guidance of Assistant Professor of
Ph.D. Thesis DefensePhysics Graduate SeminarRobert Stanton will speak on Computational Investigations of 2D Perovskites and Metal-Organic Frameworks for Efficient Solar Energy Harvesting. Photovoltaic solar cells serve as the primary platform for the realization of high efficiency solar energyharvesting. Given the large gains in energy production that are obtained through even modestimprovements in solar cell efficiency,
