This esteemed recognition is conferred upon students who attain a minimum 3.5-grade point average while successfully completing at least 12 semester hours, excluding Pass/No Pass coursework.
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Fall of 2023 President’s List
This esteemed recognition is conferred upon students who attain a minimum 4.0 grade point average while successfully completing at least 12 semester hours, excluding Pass/No Pass coursework.
After slight delay, vibrant fall hues coming soon to southern Appalachians
While the first colors of fall peeking through naturally cause excitement, according to Clemson University Associate Professor of Forest Ecology Don Hagan, a delayed start to the leaf season isn’t necessarily a bad thing.
Spring of 2023 Dean’s List
Earning a spot on the Clemson University Dean’s List is a remarkable achievement. This prestigious honor is granted to students who achieve a minimum 3.5-grade point average while completing at least 12 semester hours, excluding Pass/No Pass coursework.
Spring of 2023 President’s List
Earning a spot on the Clemson University President’s List is a remarkable achievement. This prestigious honor is granted to students who achieve a minimum 4.0-grade point average while completing at least 12 semester hours, excluding Pass/No Pass coursework.
Fall of 2022 President’s List
The Clemson University President’s List is one of the most prestigious honors a student can earn. It is awarded to those who achieve a 4.0-grade point average on a minimum of 12 semester hours, exclusive of Pass/No Pass coursework.
Fall of 2022 Dean’s List
The Clemson University Dean’s List is one of the most prestigious honors a student can earn. It is awarded to those who achieve a 3.5-grade point average on a minimum of 12 semester hours, exclusive of Pass/No Pass coursework.
Dazzling fall palette awaits in southern Appalachians as Ian approaches
It may seem obvious, but the first prerequisite for leaves to turn brilliant fall colors is for them to still be attached to trees when cool autumn weather finally arrives. So far, so good. Now, having reached that checkpoint and […]
Spring of 2022 President’s List
The University’s President’s List is one of the most prestigious honors a Clemson student can earn. The President’s List is awarded to those who achieve a 4.0-grade point average on a minimum of 12 semester hours.
Spring of 2022 Dean’s List
The University’s Dean’s List is one of the most prestigious honors a Clemson student can earn. The Dean’s List is awarded to those who achieve a 3.5 grade point average on a minimum of 12 semester hours, exclusive of Pass/No Pass coursework.
Fall of 2021 President’s List
The University’s President’s List is one of the most prestigious honors a Clemson student can earn. The President’s List is awarded to those who achieve a 4.0-grade point average on a minimum of 12 semester hours.
Fall of 2021 Dean’s List
The University’s Dean’s List is one of the most prestigious honors a Clemson student can earn. The Dean’s List is awarded to those who achieve a 3.5 grade point average on a minimum of 12 semester hours, exclusive of Pass/No Pass coursework.
‘Stage has been set’ for fall’s flashy show to be a big hit
Rain blew in sideways and fog obscured the valley below as summer drew to a close along the Blue Ridge Parkway, but Don Hagan could clearly see potential for a brilliant fall color season ahead. The forest ecologist has been […]
Rising senior recognized for forest conservation, food justice, named Udall Scholar
A poet, volunteer firefighter and wild mushroom forager, Carson Colenbaugh, a National Scholar and Honors College member, was named a Udall Environmental Scholar.
Clemson brings accessibility to professional wildlife and fisheries resources degree
The Master of Wildlife and Fisheries Resources (MWFR) degree in Clemson University’s College of Agriculture, Forestry and Life Sciences offers a key ingredient to making many students’ educational goals possible: accessibility. With a new online delivery option for students with experience in natural resources who wish to enhance their professional degree skills, the non-thesis program is in a fully online format, allowing lectures to be available 24/7.
CAFLS student, Air Force veteran, works on impressive research projects
Crystal Smith is a non-traditional student whose research in fire makes her a fiery force to be reckoned with. The Clemson University junior and South Florida native says that she has always loved animals since her childhood. “I grew up […]
‘Full spectrum of fall colors’ on tap for southern Appalachians, Clemson expert says
The sky was blue and air crisp as the Blue Ridge Parkway climbed above 5,000 feet in elevation on the first day of autumn, but the deciduous trees below that magical mark where the leaves begin to change each fall had yet to reveal their collective hand. But the matching green color scheme will assuredly soon start to transform into myriad shades of orange, red and purple, according to Clemson University forest ecologist Don Hagan, and the lack of drought or extreme weather to put undue stress on the trees rising up the slope means the stage is set for a spectacular fall color season in the southern Appalachians. And, potentially, one arriving promptly.
Clemson study: Prescribed fire doesn’t hinder forests from producing clean water
A new study by Clemson University researchers lends further credence to the effectiveness of prescribed fire as a forest management tool that does not adversely impact ecosystem health by increasing sediment or nutrient runoff.
Clemson field tours to show alternatives to using invasive species for erosion control
Aiming to increase education about the potential consequences of introducing invasive species in forestry applications, Clemson University has announced a series of field tours to provide an overview of current best management practices in South Carolina and their importance to protect water quality.
Lack of extreme weather puts southern Appalachians in ‘good shape for great fall color’
Forest ecologist Don Hagan, who has been making fall foliage predictions for Clemson University for seven years, said all signs point to the potential for a brilliant fall color season in the southern Appalachians ahead … despite some mixed signals the trees have been receiving from the Carolina climate.
CAFLS announces inaugural cohort of student research grant recipients
Fourteen students in Clemson University’s College of Agriculture, Forestry and Life Sciences (CAFLS) received seed funding that will allow them to pursue research in areas such as agricultural education, coastal conservation, livestock breeding and crop pest damage. The students are […]
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 Appalachians. While above average rainfall over the summer months and warm temperatures continuing well into September could delay the display slightly, Clemson University forest ecologist Don Hagan reported few signs Florence should hinder an abundance of autumn hues.