Inside Clemson

Gen Ed curriculum changes: Three areas to consider

By Jillian Gaskins, Class of 2018 Clemson University Relations ClemsonForward’s education workshops are ongoing and ready for faculty input. These collaborative discussions are constructing a new foundation for 21st century education and driving changes in the university’s general education curriculum. One of the many faculty members passionate about a curriculum change is Joseph Mazer, Ph.D. […]

Jason Andrew Lizotte, staff – Jan. 19, 2018

Jason Andrew Lizotte, 43, of Anderson, died Jan. 19, 2018. He was an administrative assistant with Regulatory Services, who joined Clemson in June 2017. Survivors include his parents and his brother. Services will be held at 10:30 a.m. Tuesday, Jan. 23 at St. Mary of the Angels Catholic Church. Burial will follow in Forest Lawn […]

CUPD: Report indoor bats, seek treatment immediately if contacted

A bat was found inside the Hendrix Student Center on campus this week. Bats and other wild animals can carry rabies and transfer the disease to humans and pets through their bites. If you see a bat indoors, do not try to remove it yourself. If you are in a residence hall or student housing, […]

Alvon Creighton Elrod Sr., retiree – Jan. 9, 2018

Alvon Creighton Elrod Sr., 89, of Clemson died Jan. 9, 2018. He was a professor of mechanical engineering in the engineering department. He retired in 1988 with 37 years of service. Elrod is survived by his wife, children, family and friends. Funeral services were held Jan. 13, 2018 In lieu of flowers, contributions may be […]

Influenza: Redfern treating widespread cases

The state of South Carolina and Clemson University are experiencing widespread cases of seasonal influenza. Redfern Health Center staff has seen a dramatic increase in the number of students with flu-like symptoms that include muscle aches, fever and chills, headaches, dry cough and weakness. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention expects the current wave […]

WEATHER: Clemson University closed Jan 17

Operations and classes on Clemson’s main campus are closed Jan. 17 due to inclement weather. All classes are canceled. Clemson University employees and students in university facilities and classes outside of the counties listed above should pay attention to local media reports and follow weather closing/delay schedules for county government offices in their county. Residential […]

George M. Polk Jr. – professor emeritus – Jan. 7, 2018

George M. Polk Jr., 92, of Seneca, died  Jan. 7, 2018. He was an associate professor and emeritus faculty of Architecture, who retired in 1989 with 13 years of service. He is survived by his wife, children, family and friends. A service in celebration of his life will be at 11:30 a.m. Jan. 26, at […]

Seeking nominations for Outstanding Women awards

The President’s Commission on the Status of Women annually honors individuals who have made outstanding contributions to improve the status of women. These awards include: Outstanding woman academic faculty member Outstanding woman staff member Outstanding woman graduate student Outstanding woman undergraduate student Distinguished contributor Thea McCrary Student Award for Outstanding Service, named in honor of […]

A host of benefits, including free preparation of your will

January’s EAP newsletter highlights a number of benefits offered to Clemson’s employees, including free will preparation. Click here to learn more about Deer Oaks EAP, an outside resource for addressing work/life issues and living a happier, healthier, more balanced life.

Chemical inventories for labs and non-labs are due

It’s that time again. Submit your chemical inventories for labs and non-labs. Unless you are notified stating otherwise from Environmental Safety, the submittals are due no later that Feb. 15. Access the forms for submittal on the Environmental Safety web page. -Laboratories should complete the “Chemical Inventory worksheet” form. -Non-Laboratories are to complete the “Non-Laboratory […]