Clarkson Community, Governor Cuomo announced this week that with 70% of adult New Yorkers vaccinated, New York State’s COVID-19 Restrictions and New York Forward Industry Guidance had been lifted,with limited exceptions*. Vaccinated employees and students do not need to wear masks but may continue to wear masks in all settings All employees, students and vendors […]
The University will be following all CDC mask guidance that has been adopted by New York State Public Health and the State’s continuing COVID-19 response orders and updates. See highlights below, including the chart of allowable “green activities” and the links to the full guidance that went into effect in New York on Wednesday, May
University Community, Clarkson University announced its vaccination requirement with limited exceptions on May 11, 2021 and has compiled the responses to frequently asked questions (see below and next link). We will provide updates to Frequently Asked Questions and other information at https://www.clarkson.edu/summerfall-2021 based on questions that come in from our community. As we go into
University Community, As part of moving forward with plans to fully resume all regular campus operations in the fall semester, Clarkson University will require the COVID-19 vaccine for all students age 16+, faculty, and staff who will be on our campuses. Medical and religious exemptions will be accommodated, but the expectation is that Clarkson will
Black Lives Matter. You matter. The anguish of the last year can not be overstated. Through exhaustion and anticipation we’ve received the guilty verdicts in the Derek Chauvin trial for the murder of George Floyd. While the verdicts are a step towards overall accountability, we know this trial brought many emotions to the surface. The
Former Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin has been convicted of the murder of George Floyd by a jury in Minnesota. Among the members of the Associated Colleges, we have witnessed our friends, colleagues and students experience, once again, throughout this trial not only the trauma of George Floyd’s murder, but also the murder and mistreatment
The University Libraries will continue our Spring 2021 Graduate Workshop series with: Scholarly Publishing Tuesday April 20th @ 5pm via Zoom This workshop will offer an introduction to scholarly publishing for graduate students or early-career academics. Come learn more about the typical process of submitting, revising, and publishing a scholarly journal article, some tips on
President Collins sent this message to the University Community on 4/18 University Community, This past Thursday, the defense for Derek Chauvin rested in the George Floyd murder trial in Minnesota and closing arguments begin this week. For so many, this has been hard and re-traumatizing. As we face this moment, please keep the needs of
The University Libraries will continue our Spring 2021 Graduate Workshop series with: Presentation Skills Tuesday April 13th @ 5pm via Zoom This workshop will contain general information about giving a presentation in a professional environment. Do you have a conference presentation coming up? Giving a presentation as part of a job interview? This workshop will
On Tuesday, March 30, 2021 at 4pm we are pleased to host a “A Conversation on What are Your Rights When Approached by Law Enforcement.” Please join a conversation with Attorney Rosemary Phillips JD about your rights when approached by law enforcement. Ms. Philips has spent most of her 30+ year legal career in St.
