Dear Clarkson Community, Please note that parking in the middle section of the Moore House/ERC parking lot will be reserved through Sunday. Please find alternate parking if you normally park in this area. Thank you, Campus Safety and Security
Clarkson University’s Horizons Program is a six-day overnight camp that aims to create a supportive community of peers that leads campers toward exploring a wide variety of STEAM fields (science, technology, engineering, arts, and mathematics). Horizons Program Assistants (PAs) will work closely with Clarkson University faculty and staff to help equip school-age participants with the necessary tools to begin
Thank you to those who submitted SafetyNet referrals this year. Through your efforts, the SafetyNet committee was able to respond to over 450 referrals related to personal, academic, social, and other challenges. Please consider taking this anonymous survey to provide your feedback to the SafetyNet committee Our ability to connect with these students as early as possible maximizes their potential for
Task: • Walk for 6 minutes on a treadmill and overground • Vital signs, including blood pressure and heart rate, will be taken • Walking pattern will be video-recorded • Two days of sessions, each lasting 60 minutes Who is Eligible? • Healthy individuals aged 60–90 years • No recent impairments that would hinder walking
Dear Faculty and Staff, We are absolutely thrilled to have you as an integral part of our upcoming Commencement celebrations! Your support and presence mean the world to our graduates, and we can’t wait to celebrate their incredible achievements together! Graduate Commencement will be taking place on May 8th, and Undergraduate Commencement will be taking
Sign Up for the Fall Move-in Crew! Please apply for the Fall 2023 Move-In Crew! Sign-ups will be accepted until Sunday, July 27th. Fill out the brief form to sign up! https://forms.gle/GhmiLqncReFn1xmAA More information is below. Move-In Crew volunteers must have an infinitely friendly attitude, and the ability to smile (and smile, and smile!) even in the face of potential like
Burnout continues to pose serious challenges across science, technology, engineering, math, and medicine (STEMM) professions—but its impact is not equally distributed. In newly published proceedings from a National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine (NASEM), research co-authored by Clarkson University’s Dr. Amber Stephenson reveals that women and early-career professionals are among those most at risk.
Student: Staskevich GennadyAdvisor: Dr. Joseph SkufcaPhD Committee members: Dr. Christopher Lynch, Dr. Faraz Hussain, Dr. Chen Liu, Dr. Bryant WysockiDate: Friday May 9, 2025, 10 am Location: Zoom, ID: 7127480834 https://clarkson.zoom.us/j/7127480834 Abstract: This research focuses on developing an innovative, generalized process to address edge cases of Maximum On Ground (MOG) congestion at remote locations using
Dr. Stephanie Schuckers and Dr. Masudul Imtiaz are conducting important research on how biometric data (fingerprint, face, iris, footprint, voice, etc.) changes as children grow older. Your child’s participation can help develop biometric technologies for children, contributing to improved child healthcare, tracking vaccinations, protecting against child trafficking, identifying missing children, and other social benefits globally.
