NIH Research Award

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Assistant Professor of Biology Ginger Hunter has been awarded a nearly $1.8 million Maximizing Investigators’ Research Award for Early Stage Investigators from the National Institute of General Medical Sciences, part of the National Institutes of Health. Her research will study how defects in cell-cell communication during development can lead to human disorders and disease.
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Profs Publish New Diagnostic Test Research

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Two professors recently published a paper in the journal Nature Nanotechnology on research that fosters rapid and reliable development of new diagnostic tests. They've developed a new approach for designing molecular on/off switches based on artificial allosteric proteins.
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Glowing Opportunity

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Clarkson has a strong history of welcoming socio-demographically diverse students to our campus. A National Institutes of Health grant will launch the BOREALIS Scholars program, which will prepare a diverse cadre of students for careers in biomedical research by creating a pathway to bioengineering graduate study.

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New Business Analytics MBA

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A new Reh School program aims to meet the growing demand for professionals capable of exploring, analyzing and interpreting large volumes of data to drive informed decision-making. The new MBA in Business Analytics combines the latest methods of statistical analysis, data management and decision analysis with a solid foundation in business administration.

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Removing PFAS

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A group of professors has been awarded $650K by the Department of Defense’s Strategic Environmental Research and Development Program to find and design new advanced adsorbent materials to remove toxic per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) from groundwater. 
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The Construction Management Track is available to Engineering & Management majors in the David D. Reh School of Business. Students interested in construction management careers —whether as project managers, field engineers, or initially as estimators, schedulers, expediters, auditors–can hone their skills and gain a competitive career edge through this track with courses taught in both the Reh School of Business and the Wallace H. Coulter School of Engineering and Applied Sciences. 

Curriculum

To complete a track in Construction Management, Engineering & Management students must complete 5 three-credit courses.  Review the full curriculum and requirements below.

Two Required Classes:
EM 380 Project Management (Corequisite: STAT 383)
ES 222* Strength of Materials

One of the following:
EHS 309 Introduction to Environmental and Occupational Health
EHS 330+ Occupational Safety and Ergonomics

Two of the following:
CE 304* Introduction to Scheduling and Estimating
CE 305* Construction Planning and Management
CE 404* Applications in Scheduling and Estimating
CE 406* Infrastructure Construction
CE 408* BIM and IPD (Building Info. Mgmt. and Integrated Project Mgmt.)
CE 409* Fundamentals of Building Systems (Offered Every Spring)
CE 410* Sustainable Infrastructure and Building (Offered Every Fall)
CE 411* Construction Materials Engineering

* Professional Elective
+ Recommended Course

Contact Us

Engineering & Management Program
Email: em@clarkson.edu
Phone: 315-268-6579

Interested in learning more about the Bachelor of Science in Engineering & Management? Contact us today with your questions.

Plasma Pathways

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Prof. Selma Mededovic and her co-researchers have received an NSF grant to further research into the development of multiphase gas-liquid plasma reactors. The nearly $800K in funding could generate new insights and novel means of analyzing plasmas in contact with liquids.

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Vocal Hyperfunction

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Mechanical & Aerospace Engineering students will perform cross-disciplinary biomedical research along with more than 25 researchers from more than 13 universities and institutions around the world. Associate Professor Byron Erath is a co-investigator in the National Institutes of Health grant, which is making this possible. 

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Solar Cell Advancement

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Prof. Brian Helenbrook's work to develop new models of solidification kinetics has been awarded a nearly $555K grant from the NSF. He'll use the models to optimize the horizontal ribbon growth process – a technique for producing thin wafers of single-crystal silicon for use in solar cells, which could lower production costs by 75 percent.

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NSF Curriculum Grant

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Four professors have received a $398K grant from the NSF to create and integrate an identity and access management-themed, project-based learning curriculum into existing computer science- and software engineering-related curricula.

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Solar Dynamo

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Prof. Chunlei Liang has been awarded an Air Force Office of Scientific Research grant to model the global solar dynamo and simulate the magnetic field of the sun. All space weather has its roots in the solar magnetic field, but the global dynamo producing this magnetism remains difficult to predict numerically.

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Removing PFAS

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A group of professors has been awarded $650K by the Department of Defense Strategic Environmental Research and Development Program to find and design new advanced adsorbent materials to remove toxic per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) from groundwater.

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NSF Curriculum Grant

Four professors have received a $398K grant from the National Science Foundation to create and integrate an identity and access management-themed project-based learning curriculum into existing computer science- and software engineering-related curricula.

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Profs Publish New Diagnostic Test Research

Two professors recently published a paper in the journal Nature Nanotechnology on research that fosters rapid and reliable development of new diagnostic tests. They've developed a new approach for designing molecular on/off switches based on artificial allosteric proteins.

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Professor Delivers Self-Determination Keynote

Associate Professor of Psychology Lisa Legault delivered a keynote address at the International Self-Determination Theory Conference. Legault, a leading scholar in the field, presented her research examining the effects of motivational messages across a range of domains and behaviors.

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New Business Analytics MBA

A new Reh School program aims to meet the growing demand for professionals capable of exploring, analyzing and interpreting large volumes of data to drive informed decision-making. The new MBA in Business Analytics combines the latest methods of statistical analysis, data management and decision analysis with a solid foundation in business administration.

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Upstate Start-ups Scale Up

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Professor Christian Felzensztein, the Reh Family Endowed Chair in Entrepreneurial Leadership, is studying strategies that lead to the success of start-ups as they scale up in upstate New York. His study focuses on science- and engineering-based start-ups, as these firms have the potential for growth and strategic importance upstate.

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Scholarship & Faculty Achievements

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Reh School faculty continue to produce cutting-edge scholarship that unearths critical findings in the business world. Our faculty are recognized as thought leaders – publishing and reviewing articles for the best journals, participating and presenting at academic conferences and enhancing the learning experiences of our students.

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Felzensztein Edits Journal

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Professor Christian Felzensztein has been appointed editor-in-chief of the Journal of Sustainable Business and Economics. Felzensztein plans to foster diverse topics and perspectives on entrepreneurial sustainability.

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