Effective April 22, Tyler Saas will assume the position of associate vice president of technology modernization reporting to Vice President and Chief Information Officer, Clemson Computing and Information Technology Brian Voss. An enterprise-level strategic need matched by Saas’ specific work […]
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Renowned researcher, National Academy of Engineering member Kevin Tomsovic named executive director of Clemson University Restoration Institute
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Clemson’s new cloud-based ERP supported by IT workstream, service teams
In preparation for a new, cloud-based enterprise resource planning (ERP) solution that will streamline critical HR and Finance processes across all of Clemson, the University has created specialized workstreams to help plan, develop and implement this far-reaching modernization initiative. These […]
Clemson University remembers former dean Tom Keinath as an exemplar scholar and great mentor
As dean from 1992-2006, Keinath shepherded the College of Engineering and Science, as it was then known, through a time of rapid transformation, laying the groundwork for future generations.
Accelerating research in health care
Nine researchers have joined Clemson University and Prisma Health’s National Institutes of Health (NIH) Accelerator Program this year.
How Marty Duckenfield created an enduring community within the Clemson family
A Clemson alumna worked with the University’s Honors College to create a scholarship program that has sent more than 30 Honors students to travel to, study at and experience Oxford University in England since 2005.
Mechanical engineering alumnus Mike Connor earns his Six-Star Medal at Tokyo Marathon
Mike Connor completed his final marathon in the series on March 3 in Tokyo in 3:36:35. His best finish was 3:17:54 last year in Berlin.
Casey Hancock’s ‘journey through life:’ an Honors alumnus story
Clemson University alumnus Casey Hancock followed a unique path to becoming the Mayor of Hartsville, S.C.
Research Computing and Data announces updates, Virtual Town Hall on March 15
Research Computing and Data Virtual Town HallFriday, March 15, 2024 from 3-4 p.m.Register for the Town Hall CCIT’s Research Computing and Data (RCD) will host an interactive Town Hall on Friday, March 15, to continue sharing information and offering updates. […]
Joint Army-Clemson University VIPR-GS Research Center annual review sharpens focus on digital engineering and industry partnerships for the nation
The event was part of an annual review of the VIPR-GS Research Center, a partnership between Clemson and the DEVCOM Ground Vehicle Systems Center that is now in its fifth year.
STEM Exploration Continues with Another Year of Duke Energy Science Nights
Duke Energy Science Nights return to South Carolina schools for a third year after a highly successful debut in 2022.
Nathan McNeese appointed to National Academies of Sciences, Engineering and Medicine’s Board on Human-Systems Integration
Nathan McNeese began a three-year term this month as a member of the Board on Human-Systems Integration, which is part of the National Academies of Sciences, Engineering and Medicine, one of the most prestigious academic organizations in the world.
Sawadogo made history and impact in 2023 WINS program
The IT Technician II in the Network Operations Center becomes the first woman from South Carolina and Clemson University to participate in the Women in IT Networking at Supercomputing Conference Program.
National Academy of Engineering member H. Eric Tseng to speak as Provost Distinguished Lecturer
Clemson University’s Office of the Provost and the College of Engineering, Computing, and Applied Sciences (CECAS) will host H. Eric Tseng as a Provost Distinguished Lecturer on Friday, March 1, to deliver his talk and research efforts on “Safe and […]
Space plasma physicist Paul Cassak to give Provost Distinguished Lecture at Clemson
Clemson University’s Office of the Provost and the College of Science are proud to host Paul Cassak as a Provost Distinguished Lecturer on Thursday, Feb. 22. Cassak is a professor at West Virginia University in the Department of Physics and […]
Trustees approve new Clemson University Center for Human-AI Interaction, Collaboration, and Teaming and additional funding for College of Veterinary Medicine
The 2024 Winter Quarterly Meeting of the Clemson Board of Trustees was held February 1-2 in Charleston, South Carolina, and board approvals were granted for the formation of a new Clemson University Center for Human-AI Interaction, Collaboration, and Teaming, two program modifications and key facility project authorizations, leases and improvements.
Ed and Kelly Rose are inspiring and impacting CECAS students with a gift of $1 million in scholarship support
Inspired by the Champions 4 Access to Education scholarship challenge created by Mark and Kathryn Richardson, they made a gift that was then doubled. Their scholarship impact is $2 million for the College of Engineering, Computing and Applied Sciences.
Transforming campus connections with an innovative student-developed app – The Overlap Success Story
Successfully coordinating events and meetings demands a blend of patience and exceptional communication skills. Enter Overlap – a potential game-changer in the realm of organizing and communicating meeting times and events. This innovative solution is the result of the efforts […]
Atul Kelkar accepts position as dean at Binghamton University
Atul Kelkar said he plans to remain at Clemson through the spring semester and into the summer and help to assure a smooth transition to new leadership in mechanical engineering.
23 employees recognized during fifth annual degree attainment luncheon
“One day, I was like, “What am I waiting on?” Fredda Owens is the director of user services for the Libraries. She worked at Clemson for ten years before she considered becoming a student. She’d taken classes and received degrees […]
Giovanni Orlandi becomes second Clemson University student in two years to win a Churchill Scholarship
As a student at the University of Cambridge, Giovanni Orlandi will be following in the footsteps of some of history’s most towering innovators and thinkers, including Sir Isaac Newton, Stephen Hawking, Alan Turing, Charles Babbage and Lord Kelvin.
Clemson University professor leads global effort to transform power grids
Rajendra Singh, the D. Houser Banks Professor of Electrical and Computer Engineering, is leading a committee of experts who have banded together to explore how to push forward an ambitious vision.
Clemson University’s STRIDE to channel research brilliance to real-world results
Clemson University’s labs and classrooms buzz every day with the excitement of new discoveries. Now, thanks to substantial funding from the U.S. National Science Foundation, more of those discoveries could make the leap to the real world. A $6-million Accelerating […]
Exemplary staff members honored by the College of Engineering, Computing and Applied Sciences
Honorees received their awards during an annual holiday luncheon at the Madren Conference Center for staff in the College of Engineering, Computing and Applied Sciences.
Divya Srinivasan and her team cement leadership in ergonomics research with multiple awards
Divya Srinivasan of Clemson University and her team are wrapping up the fall semester with several new awards that solidify their leadership in ergonomics research.
Clemson University-led team renews funding to tackle devastating citrus disease
A team led by Clemson University is receiving a second multi-million-dollar federal grant to continue research into the nation’s most devastating citrus disease, an arboreal affliction that costs Florida alone $1 billion annually. Feng Luo, the Marvin J. Pinson, Jr. […]
Researchers from five colleges and Prisma Health join CUSHR ranks
The Clemson University School of Health Research has picked its newest cohort of faculty scholars and clinical faculty.
Clemson named a Best College for Future Leaders by TIME
Clemson University has been named a Best College for Future Leaders by TIME Magazine. TIME, in partnership with Statista, a leading international provider of market and consumer data and rankings, rated 100 colleges based upon an analysis of approximately 2,000 of the most influential leaders in the U.S., coming from the worlds of business, government, academia and culture.
New Flood Evacuation Tool helps with preparedness, evacuation and response
Four Clemson University researchers are part of a national team that has developed a Flood Evacuation Tool to help forecast floods, identify at-risk roads and verify safe evacuation routes.
Research Computing and Data announces updates, Virtual Town Hall on December 6
Research Computing and Data Virtual Town HallWednesday, December 6, 2023 from 2-3 p.m.Register for the Town Hall CCIT’s Research Computing and Data (RCD) will host an interactive Town Hall on Wednesday, December 6, to continue sharing information and offering updates. […]
Clemson University’s Kyle Brinkman clinches triple global honors in ceramics
Kyle Brinkman was recently selected as an academician with the World Academy of Ceramics, was elected fellow of the Royal Society of Chemistry and has received The Navrotsky Award for Experimental Thermodynamics of Solids from The American Ceramic Society.
Creative Inquiry names inaugural class of faculty fellows to enhance and grow the program
Clemson University’s Creative Inquiry + Undergraduate Research program (CI) has named its first ever class of faculty fellows, who will assist the CI office to enhance and grow the program in each of their colleges.
Michael Posillico’s visionary leadership helps transform his alma mater
The new Posillico, Inc. Laboratory is a a testament to what higher education and industry can accomplish together with some planning, budgeting and patience.
CBSHS professor to build tool to improve complex arm fracture identification in elderly patients
Department of Public Health Sciences professor Sarah Floyd, Ph.D., is embarking on a three-year journey to develop a better model for identifying and classifying shoulder fractures that occur most commonly in elderly populations.
GIS Day to highlight how maps can be used to inspire change
Learn about the importance of geographic information systems (GIS) at Clemson’s GIS Day celebration hosted by the Clemson Center for Geospatial Technologies (CCGT) in 412 Cooper Library Wednesday, November 15, from noon to 4 p.m. The day will feature hands-on demonstrations of the technology used in GIS work, as well as guest speakers, a Mapathon, food, contests and prizes.
Research on how legumes make their own fertilizer from the air leads to international database
Nitrogen is essential for plants to grow. But while nitrogen makes up 78% of the air in the Earth’s atmosphere, it is inert and unusable to plants in that form. Legumes are the only crops able to team with bacteria in their roots to chemically convert nitrogen from the air into a form that living organisms can use.