Service milestones; 'What's up with Workday?' workshop set for tomorrow

DAILY NEWSLETTER
DECEMBER 9, 2025

ABOVE THE FOLD

Good morning! The University celebrates faculty and staff achieving service milestones; A new Master of Science in Finance program aims to prepare graduates for the workforce; "What's Up with Workday?" previews streamlining the staff hiring process.

What to know today:

Congratulations to faculty and staff celebrating at least a decade of service at Clemson, including two employees who have reached 30 years:

Stephen Creager, College of Science, 30 years
Stacy Briggs, Academic Affairs, 30 years

NEWS AND UPDATES

Two students chat in the Wilbur O. and Ann Powers College of Business

The Wilbur O. and Ann Powers College of Business has introduced a new Master of Science in Finance program, now accepting applications. The 10-month, 32-credit, in-person graduate program is designed for students seeking advanced preparation for careers in corporate finance, investment management, real estate analysis, corporate banking and related fields.

Assistant professor Michael Gregory has been awarded a prestigious Humboldt Fellowship, which brings scholars from the arts, humanities and sciences from around the globe to research in Germany. Gregory will work with the Kant Research Center in Mainz, Germany.

MORE FROM TIGERTOWN

Hiring managers — don't miss tomorrow's "What's Up With Workday?" workshop from 10-11 a.m. covering the staff job requisition process in Workday, including the candidate experience and how the system facilitates screening, interviewing and offering employment for staff positions. Learn more about "What's Up With Workday?" before the July Workday launch.

Clemson Online is proud to announce the official Quality Matters (QM) certification of two courses taught by faculty members Theresa Melton and Holly Williams this November.

This holiday season, consider supporting fellow colleagues in need:

The Employee Emergency Fund supports employees who face financial hardship due to unexpected, unforeseen, and unavoidable circumstances.
The Nook is the University's employee-focused food bank, supporting colleagues who may need food or personal items. One-time or recurring payroll deductions are welcome.