| DAILY NEWSLETTER
JUNE 15, 2026
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Good morning! The Class of 1976 presented a gift honoring the University’s heritage and its future. A Clemson athlete won the Women's Triple Jump at this weekend's NCAA Outdoor Track and Field Championships; A new associate dean for undergraduate learning has been appointed.
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Clemson University’s Class of 1976 recently presented a gift honoring both the University’s heritage and its future as the nation approaches its 250th anniversary. The gift supports the newly established Class of 1976 Golden Anniversary Scholarship Endowment and the installation of a new flagpole at the Nieri Family Alumni and Visitors Center.
- Track and field athlete
Shantae Foreman won the Women's Triple Jump at the NCAA Outdoor Track and Field Championships this weekend. With her win, she set a school record and became a First Team All-American.
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Andrew Pyle, Ph.D., has been named an associate dean in the Division of Undergraduate Learning. Pyle, a distinguished member of Clemson’s faculty since 2014, assumes his new role on July 1.
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Assistant professor Pierce Greenberg spent months traveling across South Carolina, conducting spatial analyses and assessing air-quality uncertainty in rural communities through the installation of air sensors. The data from these sensors can help spot patterns and protect communities from potential risk.
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Raymond Sligh, John Irwin, and William R. “Rusty” Thomson were inducted into the A. Frank Lever Hall of Fame, which recognizes individuals who have made lasting contributions to Extension programs and South Carolina agriculture.
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Clemson University will host the Brook T. Smith Launchpad High School Entrepreneurship Camp, an immersive residential experience designed for motivated students interested in innovation, leadership, creativity and entrepreneurship. The camp runs from July 20-24, with registration open to rising high school juniors and seniors.
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