The Office of Student Life is excited to announce the arrival of our new Associate Director of Student Life, Kristen Avery! Kristen will co-advise CUSA Senate (student government), manage student organization budgets, direct student voter registration programs, and oversee student organization registration, recognition and conduct, including Greek organizations. Kristen will be the primary campus administrator […]
(Originally posted on 12/23/19) Network access from all university-owned computers running Windows 7 will be blocked beginning January 14, 2020. As previously announced, Microsoft has scheduled the “End of Life” for Windows 7 on that date and leaving these machines on our network creates a significant security risk to the entire university community. If you
Earning a tournament title in the desert southwest to close out 2018 and skating to a thrilling overtime road victory against a non-league rival to open the New Year has given Clarkson University a big boost of momentum as it resumes ECAC Hockey action after a five-week hiatus from conference play. The Golden Knights will
Major William W. Coleman Memorial Award: Established through a gift by the late Mrs. Virginia Kent Cummins in memory of the heroism of her grandniece’s husband, this award consists of a sum of money for the best poem or essay on ethics: Individual Self-interest Versus the Common Good. The prize winner will be announced at
As an integral part of filling critical roles within the Office of the Provost, the President and Academic Leadership Cabinet members are pleased to announce the promotion of Catherine Avadikian to Director of Undergraduate Academic Advising Operations and Resources.With over 35 years of experience and service to Clarkson, Cathy will provide University-level undergraduate academic advising
A message from President Tony Collins Clarkson Students – Welcome back! Please join me on Friday, January 11 at 2:30 on the second floor of the Schuler Educational Resources Center (ERC) as we officially cut the ribbon on the first phase of the newly renovated Innovation Hub. The space will be available to tour until
Constellation, an Exelon Company and a leading competitive retail supplier of power, natural gas and energy products for homes and businesses across the U.S., has awarded Clarkson a $35,000 grant as a part of their E² Energy to Educate grant program. Constellation awarded $450,000 in grants to 20 hands-on STEM projects. These projects will reach
Clarkson’s Teaching & Learning Corner (TLC) kindly reminds all instructors to take steps to ready their course for a successful semester. Here’s How: Check out this Checklist for a handy guide, complete with dates, links to How To articles and information for additional support. Remember: The Teaching & Learning Corner is available to faculty seeking support in course
Faculty and Staff –On Tuesday, over 180 faculty and staff gathered to be the first to tour the second floor of the newly renovated Innovation Hub. If you missed it or would like a second look, you are welcome to join President Collins for a brief student focused ribbon cutting on the second floor of
The staff at the Student Health and Counseling Center want to wish you a Happy New Year and New Semester! We have some exciting changes in our office. As you know, confidentiality is one of our top priorities here at SHAC. Over the break we went through some renovations to try to help keep your
