For many years Clarkson has pursued the Take It or Leave It program on campus. Every year we do so, we divert tons of reusable items such as furniture, clothes, school supplies, etc. from the landfills. This program encourages students to put their items in these tents in effort to give their old items a […]
STEM LEAF Presents Gender Equity & Inclusion Workshops Open to all male-identified staff and faculty. Advocates and Allies are men committed to personal action in support of women and gender equity at Clarkson University. Advocates design and present workshops devoted to providing male-identifying men on our campuses with the knowledge, skills and strategies to effect
Benefits Open Enrollment FY24 Please plan to attend one of the following virtual zoom or in-person benefit sessions using the provided link below or to add to your google calendar RIGHT CLICK on the time for the day you will be attending. Benefit Virtual Zoom Sessions Monday, April 24 Friday, April 28
The 2023 RAPS Committee, Sponsored Research Services, and Ignite would like to thank everyone who participated in this spring’s Research & Project Showcase. For a complete list of session high scorers, Sustainability Prize, and Commercialization Prize winners please visit the RAPS website or by clicking the link below. 2023 Spring RAPS Session High Scorers 2023 RAPS Planning
The final Science Café of the spring semester will be held on Wednesday, April 19, with Food Banks in the Fight Against Hunger. Food banks are not-for-profit organizations that aid in surplus food recovery/food rescue and redistribution. They collect donations from individuals, farmers, corporations, retail chains, food industries, and restaurants and distribute them either to
Dr. Xitong Liu from George Washington University to present during the Department of Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering’s seminar series on Monday 04/24/23 at 2:30p via Zoom (please see the attached PDF for zoom information). Dr. Liu will present on “Electrochemical deionization for water desalination and selective ion separation”. Please see the presentation abstract and speaker bio
Join us Monday the 17th from 5pm – 6pm in the student center forum for the Earth Week Kick Off Event. During this event we will hear student voices about the importance of sustainability and hear a presentation about our climate action plan from Dr. Susan Powers. Finally, President Christensen will sign Second Nature’s University Climate Commitment!
One Card Transactions: The billing cycle will end April 21st with the final download of One Card transactions dated March 21st through April 20th. Submit expense reports by April 28th. Please make sure that you have reconciled all transactions dated April 20th and prior. This includes all credits due to refunds for returned items, canceled travel, etc. Also, if you have already
Department of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering (MAE) Seminar Michael W. PlesniakMechanical and Aerospace Engineering George Washington University Will present a talk titled: Investigation of Pulsatile Flow over a Surface Protuberance Inspired by Human Speech Pathologies Abstract: Our research is motivated by human speech production, or phonation. Speech production involves unsteady pulsatile flow and turbulent structures that affect
There is still time to register!NYSEDC Webinar – Women in Economic DevelopmentTuesday, April 18, 11:00 AM Clarkson University is a member of NYSEDC – please use your clarkson.edu when registered for tomorrow’s webinar. If you have any questions, please contact Kelly Chezum, VP for External Relations, kchezum@clarkson.edu and a member of the NYSEDC Education Committee.
