In this communication: Positive Case and Quarantine Updates Please Keep Wearing Your Mask in All Public Spaces On & Off Do the Right Thing Golden Knights, Positive Case and Quarantine Updates: We have had five positive tests results reported to us today. This includes people who have been completing mandatory quarantines off campus and reporting […]
Potsdam Ceremonies for the Class of 2021 and the Class of 2020 As announced previously and posted on our Academic Calendar and commencement web pages, Clarkson University is holding the dates below for the Class of 2021 commencement ceremonies and the Class of 2020 ceremony postponed last year due to the pandemic. Class of 2021
Rogue fire pits in the Clarkson forest are illegal. Clarkson University is within the limits of the Village of Potsdam. Fire pits in the village require a permit or variance from the Village of Potsdam Code Enforcement Office. The firepit in this photo was recently found unattended and smouldering. Fires like these have led to
There has been some confusion regarding the rules of mask-wearing and eating, drinking, and gathering in the academic buildings. When we reopened in the Fall, we posted our reopening plan, which has been updated for the spring. Before classes started last fall, you all signed the Clarkson Commitment which says in part that students commit
NCC Systems will be in all campus buildings next week, March 1-3, for battery load testing of our fire alarm systems. There will be no bells or whistles for this test, however, there may be a beep at the fire panels. NCC Systems staff will be following all COVID protocols while on campus. Please email Joe
“Hypermobility 101” is a free virtual Zoom lecture series intended to explain Hypermobility Spectrum Disorder (HSD) and Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome (EDS) to patients newly diagnosed or struggling to manage this condition and common comorbidities. The sessions will discuss common symptoms, how to minimize pain and injury, as well as how to manage symptoms associated with Postural
Dr. Stephen D. Antolovich Professor Emeritus of Materials Science and Engineering and Mechanical Engineering, Georgia Tech. and Washington State University Will present a talk titled: Settling of the COVID-19 Virus in Air and Some Observations on Face Masks Abstract: The goals of this presentation are: (a) to examine how the SARS-CoV-2 virus, commonly referred to as COVID-19,
A. George Davis Retired in 1993 after serving Clarkson for 40 years. Former Clarkson University Professor A. George Davis passed away Tuesday. As shared in his locally published obituary, a memorial service will be held once pandemic concerns diminish, on a date to be determined. In lieu of flowers, donations are requested – George particularly
In this communication: Positive Case Update Please Wear Your Mask on Campus in All Public Spaces Thank you Golden Knight Community Golden Knights, Positive Case Update: We have had thirteen positive tests results reported to us today. This includes people who have been completing mandatory quarantines and now testing positive to return to their routines
Robert Stanton, a second-year graduate student in physics has received the 2020 Graduate Student Award from the Division of Environmental Chemistry (ENVR) of the American Chemical Society (ACS). The award recognizes graduate students who are working in areas related to environmental chemistry and engineering. The award is based on student transcripts and their record of
