June 19
Top-Ranked Universities That Grant the Most STEM Degrees
Clarkson is in the top 10! The U.S. News & World Report has released a ranking of universities that grant the highest proportion of science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) degrees. Read the link below for more!
Study science, technology, engineering or math at one of these highly ranked National Universities.
June 18
Tonight's #clarksonsunset is of the Raquette River and Fall Island from the university's Munter Trails. Be sure to take your own #clarksonsunset photo and submit it to Facebook, Twitter or Instagram through Sunday for a chance to have it displayed in the Student Center! (More details are in our post from earlier today)
June 18
Congratulations to the management and staff of The Clarkson Inn, which has received the TripAdvisor Certificate of Excellence award! The accolade, which honors hospitality excellence, is given only to establishments that consistently achieve outstanding traveler reviews on TripAdvisor. Read more here: http://bit.ly/14IvIof
June 18
#ClarksonSunset CONTEST
Students, alumni, faculty and staff: tonight through Sunday evening, take a sunset photo of campus, or if you’re away, a view from wherever you are at dusk. Upload it to Facebook, Twitter or Instagram with the hashtag #ClarksonSunset; voting will begin next Tuesday June 25, and last through Friday June 28 on a web page we will set up with your photos. The top ten vote-getters will receive a pair of snazzy Clarkson “Defy Convention” sunglasses, and the most popular photo will be displayed in the Student Center! Be sure to include your name, location and (if applicable) class year in the caption. (Very early risers are welcome to submit sunrise photos too!) Pictured: Cheel Campus Center at sunset on Monday.
June 14
Professor Andrea Ferro's #research on indoor air pollutants is receiving national attention. The National Science Foundation has highlighted Ferro's research, which concluded that indoor pollutants are usually 1,000 times more likely to be inhaled than outdoor emissions, on its website. Ferro is an associate professor of civil and environmental engineering at Clarkson. Congratulations, Andrea! Read more here: http://www.nsf.gov/discoveries/disc_summ.jsp?cntn_id=128265&WT.mc_id=USNSF_51&WT.mc_ev=click.
June 13
Clarkson University: Quadcopter Episode 2
Over the course of the year, we periodically visited with a team of students, faculty and staff who were assembling an unmanned aerial vehicle, or Quadcopter, that will take aerial photos of campus. View their progress during this second of three videos below! (To view the first installment in the series, click http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ow-v-5Vz3KU)
The Quadcopter is coming together! In this video, the team begins to assemble their design and now the programmers are ready take the reigns. They received t...
June 12
There are only three laboratories in the United States doing the type of wind turbine research seen below, and we are the only university. Read more about Clarkson's lab, a massive space in the Center for Advanced Materials Processing where researchers are working on the next generation of wind turbines: http://bit.ly/14WOMvt
June 11
Discover Day With The Cup | Colin Patterson
The NHL highlighted a former Clarkson hockey player's role in Stanley Cup history during last weekend's playoff games! Colin Patterson was a Golden Knights forward from 1980 to 1983 (Clarkson was first in the league in 80-81 and 81-82); by the end of the decade, he and the Calgary Flames had won the Stanley Cup. After winning, Patterson requested the Stanley Cup stop in his hometown, and ever since, those hometown visits have become an NHL tradition. Watch the video below! Hockey fans: Have you had a close-up encounter with the Stanley Cup? Share your stories below!
Watch the video of former Clarkson forward Colin Patterson's role in Stanley Cup history!
June 10
Physician Assistant Studies White Coat Ceremony at Clarkson University
Graduate students in Clarkson's Physician Assistant Studies program took the next step in their academic careers on Friday. The class of 2015 students received their white coats, marking the start of the clinical phase of the program, in which they will begin working with actual patients in local hospitals. Congratulations and best wishes for continued success to all! For more on the program, visit http://bit.ly/11rouPP
Clarkson University Master of Science in Physician Assistant Studies students recently took part in the program's second annual White Coat Ceremony, which ma...
June 7
President Tony Collins recently announced that Suresh Dhaniyala, Silvana Andreescu and Brian Helenbrook have been promoted from associate to full professor, considered to be virtually the highest honor that a university can bestow upon its faculty. To read more about Dhaniyala, a professor of mechanical & aeronautical engineering, click here: http://bit.ly/11xfX25. Find out more about Andreescu, a chemistry & biomolecular science professor, here: http://bit.ly/ZVCyaa. And read more about Helenbrook, a professor of mechanical & aeronautical engineering, here: http://bit.ly/14lCVKK. Congratulations to all; feel free to leave well-wishes below!
June 6
Pediatric Physical Therapy Practice Day
During the Orthopedics course in the Doctor of Physical Therapy program, our students learn about working with children. As part of this learning experience, we hosted a Pediatric Practice Day on Wednesday when we had children from ages three to five come in to "work’" with our students. Feel free to tag if you see someone you know! For more on Clarkson's DPT program, visit http://bit.ly/123jTcD .
June 6
ALUMNI SPOTLIGHT: Much has changed since Donna Ringle graduated from Clarkson in 1974; when she was a student here, computers were the size of a room! But Donna's appreciation of Clarkson "for opening its doors to female as well as male students" and inspiring her to make the world a better place has remained the same. Read the story of her and Lynn Sohacki '84 here: http://bit.ly/122CRQN .
June 5
(YOU)KNIGHT with Jason Cocca!
Jason Cocca '14 noticed one night while studying on campus that the lights in many empty classrooms were still on. The observation prompted him to write a proposal for motion-sensor room lights that have since been installed throughout campus, an investment that will pay itself off over the next several years and was made possible in part through the generosity of alumni. Watch Jason's story below and find more stories and ways to get involved at our page for recent alumni, (YOU)KNIGHT! http://bit.ly/10R23Iu
After hitting the books in a Clarkson classroom one evening, Jason Cocca turned off the lights and headed down the hallway. Noticing that lights were still b...
June 4
There's still time to enroll your child in Clarkson's Robotics Summer Day Camp! Join Jim Carroll, professor of electrical and computer engineering at Clarkson University and director of the Northern New York Robotics Academy, for an action-packed week of robotics July 8-12. Sessions are available in the morning for fifth through eighth graders and afternoon for ninth through 12th graders. Visit http://bit.ly/11pUvfc for more information!
June 4
Did you ever wonder how Clarkson's Golden Knight spends his summers? He takes his show on the road. The Golden Knight, who bears a striking resemblance to Matthew Flynn II '14, recently traveled to St. Marguerite D’Youville Academy in Ogdensburg for the annual Grand Hall Banquet, a medieval-themed dinner for the school's sixth graders and their families. The knight is pictured with (left to right) Samantha Flynn, Michelena Price, Brianna Breen and Kaleigh Schofell.
June 3
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June 3
Clarkson University: The Adirondack Initiative for Wired Work
We're at The Wild Center in Tupper Lake this morning for "Flip The Switch," a celebration of the arrival of broadband internet in the Adirondack Park. Clarkson has been a partner and advocate for expanding broadband access to increase the Adirondacks' economic viability and provide its graduates with more opportunities to thrive right in Northern New York. Click the link below to find out more about our efforts and follow along on Twitter at #fliptheswitch!
The Adirondack Initiative for Wired Work hosted by Clarkson University represents a group of energized regional leaders and working professionals committed to responsible and sustainable economic growth in the Adirondack North Country Region of New York State.Our vision is to advance creative work a...
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