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Evolution to Excellence - A Letter from the President

"When you receive this magazine, the University will have officially dedicated the Wallace H. Coulter School of Engineering, following a gift of $30 million from the Coulter Foundation. Thanks to this generous expression of confidence in Clarkson, we have already begun initiatives in research and teaching guided by the School's theme: 'Technology Serving Humanity.'..."

Reunion 2003
During the Alumni Awards Brunch on July 12, President Tony Collins expressed his appreciation for the opportunity to lead Clarkson and praised the University's alumni for their positive contributions in the world.

Alumni Awards - Golden Knights and Woodstock Winners
Clarkson presents the Golden Knight Award, its most prestigious alumni honor, to graduates in Reunion-year classes who have distinguished themselves through service to the University or outstanding career achievement. On Saturday, July 12, 2003, five winners were honored.

The Clarkson School Celebrates a Quarter Century
During Clarkson's July Reunion Weekend, The Clarkson School celebrated its 25 years of operation with a reunion of its alumni. When The School welcomed its first students in the fall of 1978, a unique venture in American higher education was inaugurated.

Alumni and Admission: A Strategic Alliance
A new Office for University Relations oversees both Alumni and Admission activities to increase alumni engagement and involve them more fully and systematically in student recruitment.

Denny Brown and Anne Williams Bid Farewell
He says the entire University community is responsible for major accomplishments of past eight years.

Campus Transformations 2003
Dramatic improvements to campus facilities continued this summer, highlighted by renovation of Hamlin-Powers dining facilities and completion of research and student project facilities in the 11,000 sq. ft. CAMP-Rowley complex.

Nanotechnology Makes Smaller Better
Meyya Meyyappan '84. Director of NASA's Center for Nanotechnology, has emerged as an international authority while helping to guide the leading edge of the miniaturization revolution.

Striving to Rebuild Iraq — Alumni Play Positive Roles
During the Iraq war last spring and in the months of rebuilding since then, more than 300 Clarkson alumni have been serving in the region. Among them: a civilian power engineer and Air Force civil engineer.

Good Shepherd Partnership
Clarkson and Good Shepherd rehabilitation center in Allentown, Pennsylvania, have announced a partnership to develop innovative programs and technologies to help people with disabilities reach their greatest potential.

Clarkson e-Business Partnerhsip Applauded by Senator Hillary Clinton
When U.S. Senator Hillary Clinton visited St. Lawrence County in August to launch an e-commerce initiative, she applauded teams of Clarkson faculty and students who have been helping local businesses sell products in the global Internet marketplace.


Center for Air Resources Engineering and Science (CARES)
One year after its creation, CARES has established itself as a major center for air quality research, attracting significant financial support, acquiring state-of-the-art instruments and assembling an international team of top-notch scientists and researchers.


Commencement 2003
More than 700 graduates received bachelor's, master's and doctoral degrees at Commencement on May 11, joining another 169 recognized at the end of the fall semester last December. Close to 4,500 parents, relatives and friends attended the May ceremony. The weekend was also marked by the commissioning of United States Army and Air Force ROTC officers.


"A New Knight Is Upon Us"
During Reunion Weekend in July, the Clarkson Athletics Department unveiled six new logo marks, including a new Golden Knight, to help unify and revitalize the image of the University's athletic teams.

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