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OCTOBER 14, 2026
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Good morning! Military Appreciation Week begins today, featuring events celebrating Clemson's military foundation and history. Meet a staff member helping veterinary students develop practical skills and confidence; Learn how to put AI into practice with hands-on workshops this month.
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Clemson’s annual Military Appreciation Week begins today. The Office of Military and Veteran Engagement has prepared several days of events for students, faculty, staff, alumni and community members through this Saturday's Military Appreciation Game.
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Faith Norstad joined the Harvey S. Peeler Jr. College of Veterinary Medicine as an animal care specialist to help build something from the ground up. Norstad brings a wide range of experience to help support the next generation of veterinarians, encouraging students to approach challenges with curiosity and resilience.
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From eclipses to launches to planetary events, there have been (and will be through mid-October) many reasons to look to the sky. David Connick, senior lecturer in the Department of Physics and Astronomy and coordinator of Clemson’s planetarium, offers his perspective on five of the year’s biggest astronomical events.
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Learn how to put AI into practice with this month’s workshops, including hands-on sessions for staff on ChatGPT Skills, virtual AI Office Hours, accessibility workshops and other practical applications.
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Author Peter Schmunk will discuss his book, "Looking Glass Rock: Grandeur and Abundance in the Southern Appalachian Mountains," on October 27 in the Clemson Center for Geospatial Technologies on the fourth floor of Cooper Library. Register to attend.
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