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 | Kevin Lake ’10What is Kevin’s special talent? Where is his favorite spot on campus? Who is his hero?We caught up with Kevin to find the answers to these questions and more! Check it out! |
| Clarkson University Grad Student Honored for Paper on Biodiesel from Vegetable Oil Sriraam Ramanathan Chandrasekaran, a graduate student at Clarkson University, was recently presented with the VIKAL Award from the Indian Institute of Chemical Engineers (IIChE) for a research paper on the use of vegetable oil in producing biodiesel. » Read More | |
| Alcohol Holds Less Appeal for Incoming Clarkson University Students As Clarkson University students arrived on campus for the first time this fall, they faced a number of pressing transitional issues, including the decision of whether or not to drink. However, emerging data indicates that an increasing number of students are choosing to refrain from alcohol use and are seeking activities where alcohol is not the central focus. » Read More | |
 | Richards Receives Clarkson University Scholarship in Memory of PT Grad Walsh Clarkson University’s 2009 Melissa A. Walsh ’03 ’05 Memorial Endowed Scholarship has been awarded to second year doctor of physical therapy student Michael J. Richards of St. Regis Falls. » Read More |
| Three Clarkson University Offices Combine to Assure Student Success Three Clarkson University offices that are key to the success of students have combined into one new Student Success Center.First Year Advising/University Studies, Accommodative Services and Trio-Student Support Services now share a newly remodeled space in Clarkson’s Educational Resources Center (ERC). » Read More | |
| Clarkson University Launches Knight Card Account Off-Campus Clarkson University, New York State�s highest ranked small research institution, today announced the launch of the university�s off-campus payment program. The program, Knight Card Account, is a community-wide project for Potsdam, supported by the local merchant base and the student body. To expand the Knight Card Account off-campus, Clarkson is working with the CBORD Group Off-Campus Commerce Division, and UGRYD, the CBORD proprietary central server transaction solution. » Read More | |
 | Clarkson University Grad Student Receives ASTM Scholarship Jarrod D. Persun, a graduate student in the Wallace H. Coulter School of Engineering at Clarkson University, has received the 2009 Katharine and Bryant Mather Scholarship from American Society of Testing and Materials (ASTM) International. » Read More |
 | Clarkson University Army ROTC Students Commissioned for 2009 Clarkson University Army ROTC battalion cadets were commissioned into the U.S. Army at the annual spring commissioning on May 9. This year 10 Clarkson students were commissioned into the Army, and six students who will commission in the near future were recognized. » Read More |
 | Clarkson University Students Win Awards at State Conference Two Clarkson University students recently received awards at the 17th annual statewide College Science and Technology Entry Program (CSTEP) Student Conference: Journeys Beyond Excellence. » Read More |
 | Clarkson University Senior Sayuri Yapa of Hannawa Falls Receives Frederica Clarkson Award Graduating senior Sayuri D. Yapa of Hannawa Falls, N.Y., received the Frederica Clarkson Award during Clarkson University’s 116th commencement ceremony today. She was selected for the $1,000 award by a vote of the full University faculty based on her scholarship and promise of outstanding achievement. » Read More |
 | Over 600 Students Receive Degrees at Clarkson University’s 116th Commencement Ceremony More than 600 Clarkson University students from 24 states, 25 countries and 59 New York state counties were granted bachelor’s, master’s and doctoral degrees at Clarkson University’s commencement today, Sunday, May 10. (Nearly 200 additional students received degrees at an earlier ceremony in December.) » Read More |
 | Clarkson University Senior Matthew Parno of Greenfield, N.Y., Receives Levinus Clarkson Award Graduating senior Matthew D. Parno of Greenfield, N.Y., was awarded the Levinus Clarkson Award during Clarkson University’s 116th commencement ceremony today. He was selected for the $1,000 award by a vote of the full University faculty based on his scholarship and promise of outstanding achievement. » Read More |
 | Clarkson University Students Win Awards at Chemistry Research Symposium Jessica L. Terrell of Rochester, N.Y., a Clarkson University senior honors student majoring in biomolecular science, and Guinevere M. Strack of Parishville, N.Y., a graduate student in the Department of Chemistry and Biomolecular Science, both won awards for their research presentations at a symposium organized by the Northern New York local section of the American Chemical Society (ACS). » Read More |
 | Huesne Daglioglu ’10 An International Perspective My blog is all about my adventures at Clarkson and in the U.S. As an international student, there’s so much that is new and interesting to me and I don’t want you to miss it either! » Read Blog |
 | Jennifer Hinrichs ’11 Jen’s Journey Follow me as I spend the semseter at Brighton University in the U.K., traveling throughout Europe, taking classes, and learning more about the world and myself! » Read Blog |
 | John Exley ’11 Next Voice 247 As part of my internship with Next Voice 247, I am blogging about entrepreneurship, networking, and much more. I interview real entrepreneurs via video and discuss important topics that everyone can relate to. » Read Blog |
 | Matt Delaney ’09 Clarkson Nordic Ski Team This blog follows the training and competing of the Clarkson University Nordic Ski Team, along with other random musings that we see fit to write about. » Read Blog |
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Nduka Anyanwu '11
Interdisciplinary Engineering and Management with a concentration in Mechanical Engineering Right now I am working on my business plan for a company that I wish to launch before my graduation from Clarkson University. »Learn more about Nduka |
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Jennifer Hinirichs '11
Double Major in Global Supply Chain Management & Psychology I am currently working in the Marketing & External Relations Department at Clarkson for the summer. In the fall I will be studying abroad in England at Brighton University. »Learn more about Jennifer |
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Dan Mandle '10
Communication & Media I like to: Drive, anywhere, for any reason. Play with servers. Learn new technologies. Try new things. Console gaming. »Learn more about Dan |
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Carlos Mesquita '11
Financial Information & Analysis There were two important factors that influenced my college choice, the business program and the distance away from home. I wanted to attend a top business school where I could still get the full experience of going to college. I chose Clarkson because I felt at home when I first visited. »Learn more about Carlos |
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Nick Skowyra '11
Dual degree in Innovation and Entrepreneurship/Mech Engineering I was drawn to the east coast for engineering, and Clarkson has a strong alpine ski team, so it was a great fit. »Learn more about Nick |
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Suzanne Van Arsdale '10
Double Major in Biology and Psychology; Dual Degree in Biomolecular Science I like playing piano, solving Rubik's cubes, romance languages, travel, console gaming and the n64, Dungeons and Dragons, and a cappella. »Learn more about Suzanne |
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Kimron Wilson '11
Interdisciplinary Engineering and Management I was looking for a University that had a good engineering program and was a different setting from the City. »Learn more about Kimron |
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Rama Yakubu '11
Biomolecular Science & Chemistry I am part of the speed team engineers without borders and at the moment we are working on a water treatment plant in order to provide a village in Ecuador with clean drinking water. »Learn more about Rama |