Paint and Sip Benefit for PT service trip to Peru RESCHEDULED!
Hi everyone!The Paint & Sip has been rescheduled for May 17, 2019. Proceeds go to Clarkson’s PT Service trip to Peru in September 2019. Hope to see you there!
CU Recreation Facility Hours Starting May 7th
*** Lockers must be emptied for cleaning by May 10th. Locks & items may be returned May 20thDeneka Family Fitness Center Hours Tuesday, May 7 Closing at 7 pm Wednesday-Friday, May 8-10 Open 7 am-7 pm Saturday, May 11 Open 7 am – 2 pm Closed for Maintenance/Fitness Center/IRC/Pool May 12-19 Closed May 27 Closed
Graduate Students from the Clarkson Biochemistry & Proteomics Lab Win Travel Awards to Attend Mass Spectrometry Conference
Emmalyn Dupree, Madhuri Jayathirtha and Devika Channaveerappa, three graduate students from the Biochemistry and Proteomics Lab, led by Costel C. Darie, Associate Professor in the Department of Chemistry & Biomolecular Science at Clarkson University attended a three-day intensive course on mass spectrometry-based protein identification and quantitation at Northeastern University. About 150 students from 16 countries
Donate during move out – Take It Or Leave It Program
Please consider donating materials as you move out this Spring. Look for 10’x10’ pop up tents located near all residences. Donations can be dropped off on pallets under these tents. This program diverts tons of material from the landfill each year. Friday, May 3rd through Graduation Leave It: Donate usable materials under pop-up tents Take
Faculty and Staff can participate in Take It Or Leave It Program
Each year, the Clarkson Take It of Leave It program diverts tons of valuable material from the landfill by diverting usable goods and materials to members of our community through local nonprofits. Please consider donating and/or volunteering this Spring during the student move-out season! Faculty and Staff participation is highly encouraged! The large TILI tent
Recent Clarkson Graduate Launches Company to Sell Family Fun Game
A Clarkson University alumnus has launched a new business with the help of Clarkson’s Shipley Center for Innovation. David Hollingshead ’18, who studied Mechanical Engineering at Clarkson, has invented a game called Skipball and is now introducing it to the public at www.skipballshop.com. Skipball is an indoor/outdoor family friendly competitive game that can be played
Clarkson Professor Honored For Excellence in Research and Scholarship at University Recognition Day
Byron Erath, an Associate Professor of Mechanical & Aeronautical Engineering in Clarkson’s Wallace H. Coulter School of Engineering has been honored with the Clarkson Excellence in Research in Scholarship Award. Professor Erath was chosen for this award for his work in the area of voiced speech production. His research on voiced speech production provides unique
Invest in Student Success through Payroll Deduction
As we look ahead to FY20, now is the time to consider further investing in student success. As a valued member of Clarkson, you can go above and beyond by adding Clarkson to your philanthropic plans and giving through payroll deduction. Payroll deduction contributions quickly add up and allow you to give more over a
Clarkson Assistant Professor Honored with Three Awards on University Recognition Day
Clarkson Assistant Professor of Law Joseph Andriano has been awarded the Faculty Teaching Excellence Endowed Fund in Honor of Dr. Robert John McGill and Dr. Nye Smith Award, the Phalanx Commendable Service Award, and the Phalanx Commendable Leadership Award. In addition, Andriano was also inducted into the Phalanx Society, Clarkson’s highest honorary society. “As a
“The State of American Higher Education” presented 5/10 by Brian Mitchell, SC 360 and Streamed
On Friday, May 10, 2019 at 11:00 a.m. in Lecture Hall 360 in the Cora & Bayard D. Clarkson Science Center, all faculty and staff are welcome to attend “The State of American Higher Education” presented by Brian C. Mitchell. The presentation will be streamed live for Capital Region Campus and Beacon Campus members. Mitchell