Clarkson University offers a 16 credit Pre-Teaching Minor for students interested in pursuing an MAT in teaching. Master’s level teacher education programs in New York require specific pre-requisites and high standards from their applicants. Receiving the right guidance as an undergraduate will ensure you meet those standards and pre-requisites, increasing your chances of success. See https://www.clarkson.edu/minor-conc/minor-pre-teaching for more details and contact Dr. Kavanagh at kkavanag@clarkson.edu for more information. And … Continue reading Interested in Teaching?
Scholarships for Juniors (Rising Seniors)
The Clarkson STEM Up NY Noyce Scholarship program provides $20,000 for the undergraduate senior year, $20,000 for the year it takes to complete the Master of Arts in Teaching and extensive support in preparing for and securing their first teaching positions. https://www.clarkson.edu/department-education/stem-ny-noyce-scholarship Contact Dr. Seema Rivera riveras@clarkson.edu for more information
Local Produce for Students
Dear students (who have access to a kitchen), If you are looking for a fresh, local, and affordable food option for the fall semester, please consider signing up for a CSA. Birdsfoot Farm: Birdsfoot Farm, located south of Canton, has a student CSA option. This involves receiving a box of fresh produce each week throughout … Continue reading Local Produce for Students
Proposal Writing Retreat June 6-10
All Clarkson faculty are invited to participate in the fourth annual week-long Proposal Writing Retreat June 6-10, 2022 hosted by the Institute for a Sustainable Environment (ISE) and Sponsored Research Services (SRS). If you are interested in the retreat, please register and answer a few brief questions here: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1b-L7aTPNVUqhul86odzmjAFvbhjE3oT0wVY85Kz8SFU/edit?usp=sharing. Who is it for? The retreat … Continue reading Proposal Writing Retreat June 6-10
April One Card expense reports
One Card Transactions: The billing cycle will end with the April 21st Visa load of One Card transactions dated March 21st through April 20th. Submit expense reports by April 29th for approval. 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 … Continue reading April One Card expense reports
Meadow Restoration Open House
Stop by the Fire Pit outside the Student Center on Thursday, April 28th between 4 and 6pm to learn more about and give feedback on the campus meadow restoration project. What is the vision? What are your concerns? What are you looking forward to seeing? We’d love to hear everything you have to say!
Free “Kiss the Ground” Screening in Student Center Forum
We will be playing the documentary “Kiss the Ground” in the Student Center forum on May 2nd beginning at 6pm. “Kiss the Ground … explores how this crisis can be reversed, explaining that when we regenerate the world’s soils we can stabilize the Earth’s climate, restore local ecosystems, and create abundant food supplies.” [Documentary Review, … Continue reading Free “Kiss the Ground” Screening in Student Center Forum
Please join us for Clarkson’s Celebration and Recognition of Excellence Weekend (CREW) this weekend, Friday & Saturday, April 22-23, 2022!
Each Spring, Clarkson University has a tradition of holding recognition and awards events that honor the outstanding achievements of our faculty, staff, and students in research, scholarship, leadership, athletics, innovation, community engagement, and more. An enhancement to our in person option is live-streaming, and there will be some Zoom capability as well. A complete schedule … Continue reading Please join us for Clarkson’s Celebration and Recognition of Excellence Weekend (CREW) this weekend, Friday & Saturday, April 22-23, 2022!
LAST LECTURE–Shulman Professor Charles J. Robinson, D.Sc., P.E.-Clarkson University
The Imposter Syndrome — How a West Virginia Coal Miner Became a Noted Biomedical Engineer Who Traveled to 38 Different Countries and 44 States via OPM (Other People’s Money) and Made Many Lasting Friendships Along the Way — While Thinking That the “I Coulda Been a Contenda” Quote from On the Waterfront Fits Him Best! … Continue reading LAST LECTURE–Shulman Professor Charles J. Robinson, D.Sc., P.E.-Clarkson University
Reusable Cup Survey
Fill out the survey below about reusable cups for a chance to win a reusable yeti mug. The survey will close on Friday, April 22nd at midnight. https://forms.gle/ZgjZe9w7qqkHXk5D7