As you may already know, Clarkson Career Center has transitioned to utilizing Handshake in place KnightLink. Over the past few weeks, our office has been working diligently to update and finalize the professional experience process in the Handshake system. At this time, the process is complete and should work in a very similar manner to […]
Clarkson University Associate Professor of Communication & Media, Jason Schimitt, has been named chair of the Communication & Media Department in the School of Arts & Sciences. Schmitt concentrates his research on online education impacting a global audience, open access relating to academic publications, and media industry future trends. He has written more than 60
DiMarco Consulting, who has been holding leadership trainings for almost a decade, is excited to pair up with Maine-based coworking space Anchorspace to provide affordable leadership training to small business owners. The training will take place at Clarkson University on Friday, August 17th, at 3 p.m. “I often work with large agencies, the government, and
Friday, July 27, 2018 Snell Hall & Cheel Campus Center We cordially invite the Clarkson Community to attend the Summer Research and Project Showcase (RAPS). RAPS provides a forum for Clarkson University undergraduate and graduate students to present their diverse summer projects to a broad audience. The conference will begin with opening remarks at 8:15
Jane Oppenlander, an Assistant Professor of Operations & Information Systems in the Reh School of Business, has received the Quality Matters certification for her online course, HC602, Advanced Statistics and Data Visualization. The course was certified last month through the rigorous peer review process. Oppenlander says, “I’m pleased that the course passed muster and I’m
Jane Oppenlander, an Assistant Professor of Operations & Information Systems in the Reh School of Business, has received the Quality Matters certification for her online course, HC602, Advanced Statistics and Data Visualization. The course was certified last month through the rigorous peer review process. Oppenlander says, “I’m pleased that the course passed muster and I’m
Beginning this afternoon at 1:00 p.m. furniture from the Student Center dining hall will be moved out onto the concourse in preparation for refinishing. The floor will be refinished tomorrow. The dining hall should be available again by 6:00 a.m. Thursday morning. There will be plenty of customer seating along the concourse. Please email facilities@clarkson.edu if you have any questions.
Nearly 30 years after it opened as “Clarkson’s front door” to the world, the Cheel Campus Center and Arena is undergoing a major overhaul that will modernize the building’s infrastructure and expand its footprint to add more state-of-the-art features to enhance programmatic offerings, hockey facilities and student life at Clarkson while also providing further economic
