By Cloe Michaud, Class of 2020 “Empowering all” is this year’s theme for National Disability Employment Awareness Month (NDEAM) and that’s what Priscilla Harrison, the director of ADA services and compliance/ADA coordinator, plans to do at Clemson. Harrison helped plan this year’s events for NDEAM to celebrate the contributions of persons with disabilities, promote accessibility […]
By Cloe Michaud, Class of 2020 Despite Florence, Carolinas on track for ‘fantastic’ fall color season As some sections of the Blue Ridge Parkway reopened for the first time after being cleared from Hurricane Florence, there was little to suggest the storm would put a damper on a vibrant fall color season in the southern […]
by Cloe Michaud, Class of 2020 Multiple faculty members of the College of Engineering, Computing and Applied Sciences win awards Faculty members in the College of Engineering, Computing and Applied Sciences, received awards at a gala held for tenure, promotions and other achievements. The seven award winners included Kyle Brinkman, Ashley Childers, Brian Powell, Kevin […]
By Bridget G. Trogden, Ph.D. Associate Dean; Division of Undergraduate Studies Associate Professor; Dept of Engineering & Science Education Consisting of approximately a quarter of a student’s undergraduate coursework and affecting all of Clemson’s 19,402 (and growing) undergraduate students, the Clemson University general education core can and should impact the development of our students. Re-envisioning […]
Blythe Steelman, Public Information Director Are you teaching a course during the Spring 2018 semester? Join the Watt Family Innovation Center and the Center of Excellence for Sparking Creativity – a workshop designed to teach you how to integrate Adobe Spark’s easy-to-use digital creativity tools with your classwork. This workshop was initially held in August […]
The Tigers ADVANCE Distinguished Speaker Series is now accepting applications for Spring 2018. The deadline is Nov. 1, 2017. Tigers (Transforming the Institution through Gender Equity, Retention and Support) is funded through a $3.4 million National Science Foundation’s ADVANCE grant awarded to Clemson in 2016. The distinguished speaker series offers the opportunity to showcase the […]
Join your colleagues and friends as they learn to implement creative strategies in all aspects of their jobs. Watt Family Innovation Center and University Relations will host the next popular CoCreate event 10 a.m. Oct. 26 at the Watt Family Innovation Center auditorium. It’s free, but register here so that we can roll out the […]
By Jim Melvin, communications director for the College of Science On Aug. 21, the day of the total solar eclipse, the College of Science and its sponsors hope faculty, staff and students will be able to attend the free “Eclipse Over Clemson” mega-viewing event. The eclipse will begin at 1:07 p.m. and end at 4:02 p.m. But […]
By Cora Allard-Keese, Associate Director – Creative Inquiry Before attending college, Randi Sims, senior environmental and natural resources major, wanted nothing more than to study marine biology. She was not sure if attending Clemson, the school of her dreams, was the best place to do that until she found out about the Creative Inquiry (CI) […]
By Jackie Todd, Office of Media Relations Want to directly impact Clemson’s future? Here’s your chance. Clemson University will host its second Give Day on April 6. Last year’s inaugural event garnered nearly $1 million and organizers hope to exceed that figure this year. What’s in it for faculty and staff Faculty and staff benefited […]
