Category: Knights of Note

Bradford Viola ’14

Alumnus Publishes Children’s Hockey Book Bradford Viola ’14 publishes a children’s hockey book titled, “A is for Apple: The Hockey Player’s Alphabet”. Click here to read more about Bradford’s book, which can also be purchased on Amazon.

Martin Lenoir TCS ’87

Smartfi hires reverse marketing veteran Martin Lenoir as CMO Lenoir, who most recently served at AAG prior to its acquisition by FOA, looks forward to growing his new company’s reverse mortgage ambitions San Diego-based Smartfi Home Loans, which is primarily active as a wholesale lender in the reverse mortgage space […]

R. E. Fulton ’14

Author R.E. Fulton ‘14 Explores the Complexities of Abortion, Justice, and 19th-Century Female Identity in Groundbreaking New Book In a dynamic discussion with Clarkson students enrolled in a course focused on the history of medicine last week, Clarkson Honors Program alum R.E. Fulton ‘14 delved into the intricate and resonant […]

Jennifer Limoges ’93

2025 Distinguished Fellow Ms. Limoges is the Associate Director/Toxicology at the New York State Police Forensic Investigation Center. She received her BS in Chemistry from Clarkson University and her MS in Forensic Science from the University of New Haven. She began working for the New York State Police as a […]

Hannah Bagshaw ’17 MSEM ’20

Congratulations to Hannah Bagshaw ’17 MSEM ’20 on her election as the Vice President of the National Association of Women in Construction NYS Capital District!

Gus Mininberg ’82

RESA Power Expands into the New York Capital Region with the Acquisition of High Voltage Electric Service, Inc. Congratulations to Gus Mininberg ’82, owner and President of High Voltage Electric Service, Inc, for the recent partnership with RESA Power.  Based in Albany, NY, High Voltage Electric Service is a full-service electrical testing […]

William Wallace ’64

Publication I wrote and published my second book, “The Great Civil Engineering Overhaul,” which is available through the American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE). The book details the effects climate change has had and will continue to have on civil infrastructure and what alterations are required to enable civil engineers […]

Eva Gardow, BSME ’82 & Joseph Potvin, BSEE ’06 MSEE ’09 PhD ’18

EPRI-NASA -CenterPoint Energy Lunar Surface Power System Project

Gordon Bailey ’64

My wife Donna, who attended Potsdam State, and I celebrated 60 years of marriage.

Bob Hartunian ’60

First milestone is living to age 85 and maintaining brain integrity. Second related milestone is having physical and mental abilities to build planes from both metals and composites. Maybe the third is still being able to safely fly from 7000′ mountain airport and enjoying the process. Have a couple of […]