Diwali, also known as the Festival of Lights, is a significant and widely celebrated Hindu festival.
During Diwali, people illuminate their homes with oil lamps (diyas), candles, and decorative lights to symbolize the victory of light over darkness and good over evil. The festival spans over several days and is filled with various rituals, traditions, and festivities.
Here are some key elements and activities associated with Diwali:
Join the members of CUOC before for some hot chocolate and socializing before our general body meeting. The hot chocolate is being provided by the Executive Board.
Get-together for all CRAG members and their families during parent weekend
Come join the American Chemical Society to study for the third general chemistry exam for the year! Experienced upperclassmen will answer questions and lead practice problems to help you get the best grade.
Goals of this meeting:
1) Clear up misinformation regarding Clarkson's proposed restructuring
2) Discuss long term effects of these changes and how to mitigate negative effects to the entire student body
3) Formulate a plan for collective action
Get together and view October Sky
From to at Snell 213.
Come hangout and make bracelets as we go over upcoming events, talk about how the 50th Anniversary went and answer any questions. The GBM will be held on 10/19/23 in Science Center 160, from 6-7pm. Sign up here!
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.
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
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.
Where in the world has you most concerned? Where in your world are you most concerned?
Stop by our table and pray with us.
Practicing professional skills and mock interviews!
