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Clarkson Regulations

These are the University regulations and official policy statements for students at Clarkson University.

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Students, for their own benefit, should be familiar with this material and also with the academic standards and curriculum information given in the Clarkson catalog. Certain portions of the Clarkson Regulations are applicable to faculty, administration and staff, as well as visitors to the University.

Undergraduate Regulations

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Undergraduate Regulations:
James Pittman, Dean of Students
Educational Resources Center
Suite 1100, Room 1102
Telephone: 315-268-6620 • E-mail: jpittman@clarkson.edu or deanofstudents@clarkson.edu 

Graduate Regulations:
Jeffrey D. Taylor, Associate Vice President of Student Affairs
Educational Resources Center
Suite 1100, Room 1105
Telephone: 315-268-5978 • E-mail: jdtaylor@clarkson.edu.

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