Topic: Faculty and Staff Achievements

One of the most productive public research universities in the nation, Clemson University attracts and powerfully unites students, faculty and staff whose greatest desire is to make a difference in the lives of others. Ranked among the best national public universities by U.S. News & World Report, Clemson is dedicated to teaching, research and service. We have a presence in every South Carolina county through research facilities, economic development hubs and innovation campuses. Through the research, outreach and entrepreneurial accomplishments of its faculty and staff, Clemson University drives economic development and improves quality of life in South Carolina and beyond.

Latest Stories in Faculty and Staff Achievements

Why they serve: Introducing the new Faculty and Staff Senate presidents

Why they serve: Introducing the new Faculty and Staff Senate presidents

A man in a plaid shirt stands in front of a tree for a photo.

Meet a Tiger: Danny Weathers

College of Science programs at awards ceremony.

College of Science 2019 awards ceremony honors outstanding students

Perfecting Your Roar

Hear from educators benefiting from Clemson’s professional development sessions aimed at new teachers

Jessica Landreth of Clemson University Fire Department provides instructions to a team on March 19 as part of an active shooter exercise on campus.

Exercise offers Clemson first responders practical, valuable experience

Girl wowed by exhibit

Several thousand attend ‘T.I.G.E.R. Field Day’ to observe the wonders of science

Pic of Ryan Mullins

Meet a Tiger: Ryan Mullins

Clemson College of Education names associate deans and a department chair

Nursing students practice running scenarios in the newly renovated simulation space in Edwards Hall.

Clemson School of Nursing: 50 years strong, 50 years forward

Clemson researchers explore drone technology for bridge inspections

Physics and Astronomy professor Emil Alexov is CUSHR's 2019 Faculty Fellow.

College of Science professor selected as new Clemson School of Health Research Faculty Fellow

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Meet a Tiger: Ann Smith

Ethics Bowl team ties for third at national championship

Students participating in Undergraduate Research Initiative (Left to right): Andrew Purcell, Erin McDaniel, Caterra Heard-Tate, Bailee Hawkins, Jessie Comer, Camille Smith, Texanna Miller, and Paul Millar

CAFLS announces inaugural cohort of student research grant recipients

A woman in an orange dress stands in front of an indoor plant, posing for a photo

Meet a Tiger: Sarah Winslow

Jeff Anker is the Wallace R. Roy Distinguished Associate Professor in analytical chemistry.

Symposium provides new avenues of collaboration between Clemson, Prisma Health

Lt. Chris Harrington of Clemson University Police Department was an exercise director for the active shooter drill on campus on March 19, 2019.

Student Affairs Talk: Chris Harrington

Small Pope Robredo

Clemson faculty, student work to prevent human trafficking recognized by Philippines vice president

The parasite Trypanosoma brucei is seen through a microscope living among the bloodstream.

Pitted against parasites: Developing a creative way to turn a parasite’s own evolutionary adaptations against itself.

CBSHS alumni profile: Nikki Saylors, ‘15

Bridget Trogden stands on a sidewalk wearing a red coat.

Meet a Tiger: Bridget Trogden

A poster session was held from 9-11 a.m. in the atrium of the Life Sciences Facility.

Chemistry symposium put student research on display

Veronica Parker will serve as a member of the Advisory Committee on Minority Health for the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services until 2022..

Nursing professor serving on US Dept. of Health and Human Services advisory committee

Coveted fellowship affords Clemson political scientist full year to complete book detailing research on religious identity

Julia Brumaghim holds pipets in her lab while a colleague stands to her right.

Meet a Tiger: Julia Brumaghim

Momentum Bike Clubs announces Tony Elliott as keynote speaker for Resilience Awards Dinner

City planning students get hands-on experience in Clemson neighborhoods

A direct descendant of Newton's famous apple tree was planted on Clemson's campus on Feb. 27.

It’s in the ground! Direct descendant of Newton’s famous apple tree finds a home at Clemson

Clemson professor fulfills lifelong dream of serving on Randolph Caldecott Award Selection Committee

Street sign with the name "Success Street."

Charleston neighborhood focus of high-tech effort to break the cycle of poverty.

Jerad Green stands with his hand leaning on a metal rail. The Clemson Library is seen in the background.

Meet a Tiger: Jerad Green

Pic of basketball participants at Fike

The common thread: A shared passion for basketball becomes a tradition

Resident, master teacher talk benefits and positive impacts at halfway point of teacher residency’s first year

Paul and Janice Barnett sign the Clemson Legacy Society Registry in honor of their planned gift.

Fabric of Life

At alumni event

Past and future join as one at College of Science 2019 philanthropy reception