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A Clarkson University undergrad recently finished in the top 10 at the Russ Berrie Institute National Sales Challenge (RBINSC).

A team of Clarkson University students is researching the possible links between reported hauntings and indoor air quality.

The American Society for Biochemistry and Molecular Biology has granted a travel award to a Clarkson University chemistry doctoral student researching neurodevelopmental disorders.

A Clarkson University doctoral candidate has won an award for his research on autism spectrum disorders.

Student entrepreneur Jamie Griffin was selected as a Student Ambassador for the inaugural Women's Entrepreneurship Day at the United Nations.

Two Clarkson University undergraduate students in the McNair Scholars Program have co-authored a book chapter with faculty on bullying and psychology.

Clarkson University engineering student Abbie Sullivan '18 qualified to represent the United States in the Age Group Standard Distance Triathlon at the 2014 International Triathlon Union World Triathlon Grand Final in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada.

Clarkson University CUPO (Community of Underrepresented Professional Opportunities) students recently received awards at the 22nd annual statewide Collegiate Science and Technology Entry Program (CSTEP) Student Conference: Journeys Beyond Excellence.

Clarkson University chemical and biomolecular engineering student Maureen Hoen '16 has received a prestigious award from the American Institute of Chemical Engineers for her academic achievement.

The Design/Build/Fly team, part of the University's SPEED (Student Projects in Engineering and Design) program, recently returned from competition in Wichita, Kan., where they placed 19th out of 80 teams.

Clarkson University undergraduate students known as CUPO Summer Scholars conducted research under the guidance of faculty mentors during a 10-week summer program, which prepares students for graduate studies through research and presentations at conferences, seminars, and other research presentations

Clarkson University graduate student Kinga Stryszowska has been awarded the very first New York State Wetlands Forum Research Grant for her study of freshwater wetlands near Massena, N.Y., along the St. Lawrence River.

A desire to help pets and pet owners has inspired Clarkson University student Bryce Bandish '15 to turn a childhood invention into a new company.

Clarkson University's 2014 Melissa A. Walsh '03 '05 Memorial Endowed Scholarship has been awarded to second-year doctor of physical therapy student Kathryn L. Goldberg of Stowe, Vt.

Clarkson University senior biomolecular science major Katherine M. Beglinger of Varysburg, N.Y., has received the prestigious Floyd and Mary Schwall Fellowship in Medical Research from the University of California, Davis.

The shoreline of Stradbrook Island off the coast of Brisbane, Australia, is cleaner now, thanks to 16 Clarkson University students who mingled their global business studies with a day of picking up and sorting debris for research purposes.

Clarkson University undergraduate students recently were honored for chemistry and biomolecular science presentations.

Two teams of Clarkson University students, who are working to reduce waste and save energy on campus and in the community, received awards at the New York State Pollution Prevention Institute's (NYSP2I) third-annual R&D student competition.

Michael Lee is one of only 125 students to receive a summer scholars award to the Langley Aerospace Research Summer Scholars Project.

Clarkson University senior Lauren Magin recently visited Mokpo, South Korea, to present her human-powered cavitation heater at CORE 2014, the International Capstone Design Contest on Renewable Energy Technology.

Clarkson University chemistry doctoral student Shay Mailloux of Chateaugay, N.Y., won the Best Graduate Poster Award at the fifth annual Undergraduate and Graduate Chemistry & Biology Research Symposium.

Two Clarkson University students have received Goldwater Scholarship honorable mentions.

Clarkson University student Jared Smith is one of only about 40 nationwide who has been awarded a fellowship from Tau Beta Pi, the oldest engineering honor society in the United States.

A group of eight Clarkson University students recently traveled to the annual convention for Pi Tau Sigma, the international mechanical engineering honor society, held at Ohio State University.

A Tau Chi Alpha Environmental Engineering Honor Society was recently established at Clarkson University, creating the third active chapter in the United States.

Two more Clarkson University honors students have been awarded prestigious Goldwater Scholarships, and one has received an honorable mention.

Nine Clarkson University students recently presented at the 39th annual Northeast Bioengineering Conference in Syracuse, N.Y.

A team of Clarkson faculty and student researchers is developing a cost-effective way to give a voice to the voiceless. The following local students have conducted research for the project:

The following local Clarkson University students recently presented research at the Eastern Psychological Association's annual meeting:

Twelve Clarkson University students on the Construction Engineering Management (CEM) SPEED (Student Projects for Engineering Experience & Design) team competed in the 23rd annual Student Competition for the Associated Schools of Construction Region 1 in Morristown, N.J. Two teams traveled to the competition -- one to compete in the commercial building competition, and the other to compete in the heavy civil competition. The following local students participated in the competition: