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MAY 13, 2026
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Good morning! Clemson Community Primary Care will close for two weeks before temporarily relocating to Klugh Avenue on June 3. A recent graduate earns a prestigious scholarship to Stanford; The College of Behavioral, Social and Health Sciences recently honored outstanding faculty and staff.
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Graduate Eliza Haines has earned the prestigious Knight-Hennessy Scholarship, a fully-endowed, multidisciplinary leadership development program at Stanford University. Haines will study electrical engineering with the goal of developing neurotechnologies to address locked-in syndrome.
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The College of Behavioral, Social and Health Sciences honored outstanding faculty and staff for their commitment to excellence in research, teaching and service during the College’s Spring Faculty and Staff Meeting and Awards Ceremony.
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A collaborative study led by professor Geetha Thangiah found that children who regularly go to sleep later may exhibit subtle changes in certain genes.
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- The final Workday Info Session will be hosted on Zoom tomorrow, May 14, at 10 a.m. The session provides a high-level look at what will happen between now and July to prepare campus for Workday, our new, streamlined HR and Finance system.
- The AnMed Health Mobile Mammography clinic returns to main campus on Friday, May 22, from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Calhoun Drive next to Bowman Field. Schedule an appointment by calling 864-512-5400. Attendees should bring a photo ID and insurance card with them to their appointment.
As summer begins, it’s a great opportunity to take advantage of the perks and benefits Clemson offers to faculty and staff, like discounts on travel, gifts and entertainment!
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