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Clarkson University annual alumni reunion

Our alumni represent a powerful professional and personal network that is more than 44,000 strong!  Proud CU alumni stay connected, stay informed, and help create an even stronger Clarkson for future Golden Knights.

Let's CU Give event on campus

Your support is visible throughout every facet of campus and has helped our students, faculty, and staff excel.  The Clarkson experience would not be possible without it.  Golden Knights, thank you!  

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Clarkson was founded by the generosity of Thomas S. Clarkson’s three sisters and niece in 1896.  Today, the University thrives because of the support of our donors.

Clarkson Knight and students outside throwing around a blow up globe

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Clarkson University's 19th President Dr. Michelle B. Larson

Clarkson's 19th President

Clarkson University proudly announces that the Board of Trustees have named Dr. Michelle B. Larson as the 19th President, marking a historic moment as the first woman to lead this distinguished university in its 128-year history. 

Upcoming Events

Denver Ski Day

Saturday, March 28

Register for the Event Here

Syracuse Crunch Hockey Game

Saturday, March 28

Register for the Event Here

Mohawk Valley Pickleball Event

Sunday, April 12

Register for the Event Here

To see a complete list of events, click here

Knights of Note

RSS Knights of Note Archives – Development & Alumni Relations
  • Michael L. Sarafin ’94
    Congratulations Michael L. Sarafin ’94 Michael L. Sarafin ’94 has started a new position as SME, Space Systems and Senior Aerospace Advisor at Teltrium Inc. Michael is a highly respected aerospace industry subject matter expert with 33+ years of federal service and experience supporting 65 human spaceflight missions. Prior to […]
  • David L. Powers, Professor Emeritus
    Boundary Value Problems and Partial Differential Equations, Seventh Edition published When David Powers joined the Clarkson Math Department in 1967, his first assignment was teaching an upper-level course for engineering students. The textbook was not well suited for the students’ interest and the course came to be known as “Mystery […]
  • Jayshree Seth ’91
    National Academy of Engineering Elects 130 Members & 28 International Members Jayshree Seth’91, Corporate Scientist and Chief Science Advocate at 3M, was elected for innovations in commercial adhesive systems and persistent advocacy of the importance of STEM education. The National Academy of Engineering (NAE) announced the election of 130 members […]
  • Spencer F. Thew ’63
    Clarkson’s Spencer Thew wins the ASCE-CI Roebling Award Clarkson University’s very own Distinguished Service of Civil Engineering, Professor Spencer Thew, has been selected by the American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE) to receive the 2026 Roebling Award (https://www.asce.org/career-growth/awards-and-honors/roebling-award).  This prestigious national award was created in memory of 3 outstanding constructors: […]