The FIRST Robotics Programs Outreach Coordinator plays a vital role in supporting Clarkson University's leadership of K-12 robotics initiatives across northern NY. This includes serving as the co-PDP (Program Delivery Partner) for the NY-Potsdam region FIRST LEGO League Explore and Challenge, as well as coordination and mentorship for 14 BOCES-sponsored FIRST Tech Challenge (FTC) teams and one FIRST Robotics Competition (FRC) team. The coordinator works closely with the Director of K-12 Robotics Outreach and serves as a key liaison to teams, volunteers, coaches, and community partners. This role supports both strategic planning and day-to-day operations to expand equitable access to high-quality STEM education through FIRST.  

 This position incorporates all aspects of the athletic training profession within the parameters of the New York State Licensure and both the Standards of Practice and Code of Ethics set forth by the National Athletic Trainers Association. The Assistant Athletic Trainer will work with the Head Athletic Trainer to provide coverage for 20 intercollegiate teams.   General duties include but are not limited to, prevention, evaluation, treatment and rehabilitation of injuries, and ensuring compliance with all NCAA, and HIPPA laws of all student athletes. This is a ten month, onsite renewable position beginning August 1, 2025.   General Purpose:...

This position incorporates all aspects of the athletic training profession within the parameters of the New York State Licensure and both the Standards of Practice and Code of Ethics set forth by the National Athletic Trainers Association. The Assistant Athletic Trainer will work with the Head Athletic Trainer to provide coverage for 20 intercollegiate teams. Additionally, this position will be responsible for teaching a course in our Lewis School of Health Sciences.   General duties include but are not limited to, prevention, evaluation, treatment and rehabilitation of injuries, and ensuring compliance with all NCAA, and HIPPA laws of all student athletes. This is a ten month, onsite renewable position...

The Campus Safety Officer is responsible for providing campus safety services to the university community, which includes enforcing university regulations, vehicle and traffic laws, local, state and federal laws. Providing emergency response on campus and protecting life and property within the Clarkson community. In addition, the Campus Safety Officer/ Staff engage in outreach and communication efforts to women and/or underrepresented student groups on campus around issues of alcohol consumption, sexual misconduct, sexual harassment and bias-related conduct.  

Under the direction of the Vice President of Legal Affairs and General Counsel, this incumbent will assist in providing legal counsel on standard to moderately complex legal issues to specified organizational units within the University including such areas as: legal research, policy review and analysis, legal compliance issues, contract preparation and review, property sale/acquisition, employment, and/or clinical affairs. Provide written and verbal legal opinions to various stakeholders. Participate and/or assist in the conduct of litigation, as assigned.   General Purpose – The incumbent shall provide legal advice and counsel necessary and desirable to serve the University's legal interest. Provide...

Manage the operation, maintenance and repair, cleaning, and upkeep of University facilities, grounds, major utility systems, heating plant, planning repair of existing academic, administrative, athletic and auxiliary enterprise facilities on multiple campuses, recycling and solid waste management, automobile fleet, and the equipment and personnel necessary to support these responsibilities.   Lead a Facilities operations unit focused on customer service. Create and implement policies, procedures, and standards for the maintenance and improvement of the University's physical plant and related services with an emphasis on customer service and proactive communication with the customers of the facilities...

This position works closely with other members of the Department of Development and Alumni Relations, Clarkson faculty, staff and administration. This position plays an integral role in establishing a structured, systematic program for donor stewardship while maintaining Clarkson’s reputation for integrity and fund compliance. The successful candidate will possess the ability to develop creative strategies for acknowledgment, reporting, and ongoing stewardship of donors, with the goal of increasing donor engagement and giving in support of Clarkson’s fundraising efforts. An emphasis is placed on managing the stewardship program for all donor-funded scholarships, overseeing annual reports on endowed and other select funds, partnering with the...

Provide leadership and strategic planning for the Alumni Relations Office. Under the direction of the Associate Vice President, the Director of Alumni Relations will provide a comprehensive program of activities for Clarkson alumni that will engage them as life-long partners in the institution. Direct and manage the alumni relations’ staff in crafting and implementing a strategic effort on the engagement of Clarkson alumni. This should include objective measures of understanding the “pulse” of the alumni base, means to address their needs, and measurements of success.  

Transport students, coaches and staff from one place to another using the University leased 25 passenger buses

This position supports multiple projects with the Institute for a Sustainable Environment and Civil and Environmental Engineering at Clarkson University related to life cycle assessment (LCA) and technoeconomic analysis (TEA). The post-doctoral researcher will conduct LCA and TEA and lead a small team of dedicated graduate and undergraduate students on the projects. Research projects are funded by the U.S. Department of Energy, U.S. Department of Agriculture, and a private source subcontracting our project team through Bigelow Laboratories for Ocean Sciences. Support is available for the post-doctoral researcher for two years on these currently funded projects with the possibility of extension depending on funding availability. The post-doctoral researcher...

Clarkson University is seeking two collaborative and decisive leaders to serve as Directors of the Solinsky Engineering Leadership Challenge to operationalize and promote the portfolio of initiatives related to the recently-announced Ken ‘71 and Grace Solinsky Engineering Leadership Challenge. The Challenge has a focus on advanced manufacturing. The Solinsky’s $32M financial commitment to the Challenge represents the largest directed gift in the history of Clarkson University. The Solinsky Challenge will result in an $80M investment in engineering over the seven-year duration of the Challenge.   This investment will include an anticipated $48M expansion and renovation of the engineering building...