Come enjoy the fall scenery with SWE by apple picking at Goodwin’s Orchard. We will be going from Tuesday 10/3/23 from 4:30-6:00. Sign up is even more important for this event because of transportation planning! Sign up in the newsletter or contact me at marcilc@clarkson.edu
On Tuesday 10/3 from 9:30am-5:30pm, L.L.Bean is hosting a pop-up shop on Cheel Lawn! The products to be sold include L.L.Bean Boots, t-shirts, jackets, flannels, fleece, backpacks and accessories including hats, socks, boot laces, etc. Come take advantage of the college student discount!
Join OSL for our Spirit Week 2023 window painting competition! Sign up at https://forms.gle/JbnFbf8gMjhK9urj7 for the chance to be one of our featured window paintings!
Come and play bingo with CUB! The category is Grocery and join the the CUB youtube channel.
We will be cleaning up the TCS Highway.
From to at Chapel Hill Cemetery.
Are you interested in auditioning for CTC's production of Sweeney Todd: On the Razor's Edge? If so, now is your chance! Auditions will be held 9/15 from 5pm-9pm (in the Student Center MPRs) and 9/16 from 12pm-4pm (in the Student Center Virtual Game Room)!
Bi-weekly general meetings for any members or someone interested in joining the club to stop by at any time!!
As the leaves begin to change in New York's beautiful North Country, it's the perfect time for us to embark upon new endeavors and take stock of our accomplishments. This issue of the Lewis School newsletter celebrates the accomplishments of our outstanding students and faculty, announces a brand new program, and introduces you to our new faculty members. We are all incredibly proud of our latest achievements, and I hope you enjoy reading these stories.
— Lennart Johns, Founding Dean of Health & Life Sciences
The first-ever paramedic program in the North Country under the direction of a four-year university will kick off in November. A collaborative effort between the Lewis School of Health & Life Sciences and St. Lawrence Health, the full-time program will tackle the significant EMS staffing shortages in rural northern New York and provide equal opportunities for aspiring paramedics, regardless of financial need.
Eleven Physician Assistant Studies students and local medical professionals completed a successful mission trip to Diriomo in Nicaragua. The team constructed pop-up clinics in schools and urban areas, hosted a children’s fair, visited community clinics, and conducted home visits to underserved rural communities. "This trip was a life-changing experience, which I will never forget," said one student.
Assistant Professor of Physical Therapy Kwadwo Appiah-Kubi received an award at Dubai's 2023 World Physiotherapy Congress. He received the honor for his poster “Concurrent Vestibular-Postural Training Promotes Postural Reflexes and Stability.”
Doctor of Physical Therapy student Xuan Li '24 has been awarded the annual Melissa A. Walsh ’03 ’05 Memorial Endowed Scholarship. The scholarship was established to celebrate the life of Walsh MPT'05, who died in a 2007 motor vehicle accident. Li was chosen for her passion for PT, commitment to excellence and desire to be a lifelong learner.
