The desk has a new home! Thanks!
Jenn
On May 6, 2019, at 11:19 AM, Jennifer Cootware <jcootwar(a)clarkson.edu>
wrote:
Greetings,
The Career and International Center has a credenza desk available. It is
located in the hallway of ERC 2300 if you would like to take a look. We
would like it to be removed by Wednesday at the latest. Thank you!
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Regards,
Jenn
*Jennifer Cootware*
*Assistant to the AVP for International Relations & Incoming Student
Coordinator *
INTERNATIONAL CENTER
Box 5651
8 Clarkson Avenue
Potsdam, NY 13699
1-315-268-4384
jcootwar(a)clarkson.edu
*Incoming Exchange Students:* If it is after normal business hours and you
are in need of contacting someone on campus, you may call Campus Safety at
1-315-268-6666.
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*Jennifer Cootware*
*Assistant to the AVP for International Relations & Incoming Student
Coordinator *
INTERNATIONAL CENTER
Box 5651
8 Clarkson Avenue
Potsdam, NY 13699
1-315-268-4384
jcootwar(a)clarkson.edu
*Incoming Exchange Students:* If it is after normal business hours and you
are in need of contacting someone on campus, you may call Campus Safety at
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Greetings,
The Career and International Center has a credenza desk available. It is
located in the hallway of ERC 2300 if you would like to take a look. We
would like it to be removed by Wednesday at the latest. Thank you!
[image: Desk.PNG]
--
Regards,
Jenn
*Jennifer Cootware*
*Assistant to the AVP for International Relations & Incoming Student
Coordinator *
INTERNATIONAL CENTER
Box 5651
8 Clarkson Avenue
Potsdam, NY 13699
1-315-268-4384
jcootwar(a)clarkson.edu
*Incoming Exchange Students:* If it is after normal business hours and you
are in need of contacting someone on campus, you may call Campus Safety at
1-315-268-6666.
Hello,
During the spring move-out we have a good system for diverting a
significant amount of material from the landfill called "Take it or leave
it." There is a big tent for this program that just went up south of the
ERC. We'll be setting up small donation stations for students tomorrow and
we should begin to get materials over the weekend. Please feel free to
participate by:
- dropping off office materials next week
- making personal donations
- coming and taking stuff
- volunteering - we could really use some help moving and sorting
materials
- contacting local nonprofits or community members that could benefit
from this reuse program and encouraging them to come take materials
(helping hands and the humane society are already informed)
Here's a website with info:
https://intranet.clarkson.edu/take-it-or-leave-it/
Here's a volunteer sign-up link: https://signup.com/go/gMHBeas
Thanks
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*Alex French*
*Sustainability Coordinator*
INSTITUTE FOR A SUSTAINABLE ENVIRONMENT
Box 5715
8 Clarkson Avenue
Potsdam, NY 13699
315-268-4307
afrench(a)clarkson.edu
A professor in our department is selling his Microsoft Surface Book 2
Bundle (see attached).
It must be sold to a Clarkson University Faculty/Staff member as the item
was purchased with University funds.
You can pay cash, check, or account number.
*If you’re interested please send email to lharper(a)clarkson.edu
<lharper(a)clarkson.edu>*
Lorraine
*Lorraine Harper*
*Administrative Assistant*
COMMUNICATION, MEDIA & DESIGN
DIGITAL ARTS & SCIENCES
8 Clarkson Avenue
Potsdam, NY 13699-5760
315-268-6484
lharper(a)clarkson.edu
"On Tuesday April 23 the MAE Department's ME-445 and ME-446 students will
host a Poster Session in the CAMP Atrium from 10:30am until mid-afternoon.
More than 30 student teams will present their Capstone design projects
ranging from an archery bow stabilizer to an exoskeleton for warfighters; a
device to collect trash from rivers; a dental matrix band and wedge system
and a conceptual design for a re-fueling assembly for a space satellite and
more. Refreshments will be available. All students, faculty, staff and
visitors are cordially invited.
Three metal desks, a metal cabinet and a wooden table are available for
University use.
Please reply to this email (do not reply to all) if you are interested in
any of these for your University space.
The recipient will be responsible for any delivery charges (starting at
$40).
You may view the items in the new Library space on the first floor of the
ERC.
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Gina
Facilities & Services
*Locks and Keys*
*Fleet Vehicle Rental*
*Building & Equipment Maintenance*
*Custodial Services*
*Grounds Maintenance*
*Plant Operations & Maintenance*
Mailing address: 8 Clarkson Ave Box 5550, Potsdam, NY 13699
Physical address: 41 Elm Street, Potsdam, NY 13676
PH 315.268.4000
FAX 315.268.4438
In order to make room for activities students will enjoy more, we are
getting rid of the bubble hockey and shuffleboard tables currently located
in the Student Center Bar 9 area.
Please feel free to stop by and check them out. If you're interested in
taking them, just let me know at trizk(a)clarkson.edu.
If the games are not taken by the end of April, we'll relocate them to the
"Take It or Leave It" tent in May.
Thanks!
*Tamera Rizk*
*Assistant Dean, Office of Student Life*
OFFICE OF STUDENT LIFE
Box 8735
8 Clarkson Avenue
Potsdam, NY 13699
315-268-6680
trizk(a)clarkson.edu
The department of Chemistry & Biomolecular Science is looking for a white
board and bulletin board, for use in graduate student/post-doc office
space. If you have one of the large size dry-erase boards that can be hung
on a concrete block wall with the metal frame pieces, and it is no longer
in use, please let us know.
Thanks for your help.
*Elizabeth McCarran*
*Administrative Assistant*
DEPARTMENT OF CHEMISTRY & BIOMOLECULAR SCIENCE
Box 5810
8 Clarkson Avenue
Potsdam, NY 13699
315-268-6658
emccarra(a)clarkson.edu
*24th SHIPLEY DISTINGUISHED LECTURES*
*PLEASE JOIN US FOR LECTURES & REFRESHMENTS:*
*LECTURE #1:* Thursday, April 4th, 4:00 PM, Science Center 360
(Refreshments at 3:30 pm)
*From Silicon to Plastic: it’s all about surfaces, interfaces and materials
chemistry*
Nanostructured materials play important roles in a wide range of advanced
technology applications, stimulating interest in the ‘Internet of Things’.
In response to that interest, printed, flexible and even stretchable
electronics have potential as low cost alternatives for devices in
application ranging from energy to health care to security. However, their
successful commercialization relies on the design and development of
sustainable, robust and reliable materials chemistries and processes.
While molecular design plays a significant role in determining materials
electronic performance, molecular structure is not the only consideration.
Device performance also depends critically on surfaces, interfaces and
active material assembly/alignment at many length scales. This presentation
will explore how surface chemistry considerations, coupled with interfaces
and physical interactions can impact the design and development of advanced
new materials chemistries for applications ranging from devices to energy
storage and conversion.
*LECTURE #2*: Friday, April 5th, 9:30 AM, BH Snell Hall 213
(Refreshments at 9:00 AM)
*Polymer Fibrils, Transport Pathways and Stretchable Electronics*
Simultaneous enhancement of the electrical performance, mechanical
stretchability, and optical transparency of conjugated polymers may
significantly broaden the spectrum of realizable applications for these
materials in future intelligent optoelectronics, i.e., wearable devices,
electronic skin, stretchable displays, and a vast array of biomedical
sensors. The successful introduction of these devices however, relies on
the design and development of sustainable, robust and reliable materials
chemistries and processes. Studies have shown that not only does device
performance depend critically on semiconductor alignment at many length
scales, materials’ mesostructure can be manipulated in solution prior to
device fabrication. Observations surrounding the behavior of these
materials suggest that requisite macroscopic long-range order required for
high performance devices may be achieved through process chemistry coupled
with quantitative analysis of processed semiconducting thin film images.
This approach allows development of robust materials
structure-process-property relationships that can then be used to guide
subsequent materials design and process approaches.
To view CU Event Announcement go to:
https://www.clarkson.edu/news/noted-microlithography-researcher-and-georgia…
*Elizabeth McCarran*
*Administrative Assistant*
DEPARTMENT OF CHEMISTRY & BIOMOLECULAR SCIENCE
Box 5810
8 Clarkson Avenue
Potsdam, NY 13699
315-268-6658
emccarra(a)clarkson.edu
Good Afternoon,
I’m looking for a small metal cabinet / locker / box / container that can
be used in one of our labs, approximately 20” high x 20” deep, or a little
less. Width can be anywhere between 20” - 48”.
Thank you!
Joe
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*Joseph R. McGill*
*Fire & Life Safety Specialist*
ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH & SAFETY
Box 5551
8 Clarkson Avenue
Potsdam, NY 13699
117 Quad Core
Office:315-268-2362
Cell: 315-742-2638
jmcgill(a)clarkson.edu <earnold(a)clarkson.edu>