OT Student Authors Children’s Book (Video)

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Occupational Therapy Student Shelbi Dufrane has authored a children’s book that talks about anxiety and depression in a way that is understandable and relatable to children. Communications, media and design major Michela Farella illustrated the book, titled Finding My Rainbow.
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PA Students in Nicaragua

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A group of 19 second- and third-year Physician Assistant Studies students, along with a group of local medical professionals, recently completed a medical mission trip to Nicaragua. The students provided essential care to approximately 500 patients, addressing a wide range of medical needs and fostering improved health outcomes within the community.
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Aquatic Invasive Species Research

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New York State’s Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC) has awarded Clarkson a three-year $69,904 grant to work on the “Milfoil Monitoring and Control Project.” Its main goal is to monitor two invasive aquatic watermilfoil species in upstate New York. The research team will study Eurasian Watermilfoil in Goose Bay and Broadleaf Watermilfoil on Norwood Lake.
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Researchers Hunt for Living Fossil (Video)

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Biology Department researchers are partnering with U.S. Fish and Wildlife and the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation to find and track a rare fish on the Oswegatchie River. The mooneye fish is a very rare fish that seems to still be prevalent in parts of the Oswegatchie River.
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Frederica Clarkson Award

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Graduating Honors Student Celia Darling received the Frederica Clarkson Award during the spring 2024 commencement ceremony. 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. She earned her bachelor of science degree in political science with minors in anthropology, environmental science, and environmental policy.
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Levinus Clarkson Award

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Graduating Honors Student Miles Compai received the Levinus Clarkson Award during the spring commencement ceremony. He also was selected for the $1,000 award by a vote of the full University faculty, based on his scholarship and promise of outstanding achievement.  He earned his bachelor of science degree in engineering & management (E&M) in December.
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Honors Students Recognized

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Numerous Clarkson Honors students were recognized at the Celebration and Recognition of Excellence Weekend. The Clarkson Honors Steering Board received a Distinguished Service Award for their impact at Clarkson. Benjamin Ellis, Mahnoor Ali, Ella Weldy, and Miranda Wolf were inducted into Phalanx. Many others received recognition for their leadership, service, and research at RAPS. We applaud them all!
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ASCE Student Chapter Leaders Workshop

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Clarkson American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE) Student Chapter Vice President and Honors Student Kylie Nowicki ‘25 attended the 2024 ASCE Workshop for Student Leaders. Students from four ASCE regions as well as young members and ASCE professionals gathered together to network and attend workshops to better their leadership skills.
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Strategic Project Management Microcredentials go well beyond the basics of Project Management. They are designed for working professionals aspiring to advance in their careers. The content not only includes how and why organizational “best practices'' shape and support overall business value creation, but also the more strategic objectives associated with continually creating and growing business value over time.  There is no “one-size-fits-all” for the innumerable organizations/markets/industries. Thus, these microcredentials focus on the various options, tools and techniques, and considerations to evaluate for maximizing business success.  The continuum of Strategic Project Management methodologies, from the simple-yet-effective to advanced tools and techniques, is explored – as well as the fundamentals behind determining the right best practices to use over time.

Learners are encouraged to complete the Strategic Project Management microcredentials in the following order:

1. Project Portfolio Management
2. Managing Project Risks
3. Strategic Project Management Methodologies
4. General Project Management Topics for Leaders
5. Advanced Project Management Tools and Techniques.