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SEPTEMBER 30, 2025
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Good morning! A new initiative highlights the economic impact of academic research in South Carolina. Remote work program participants must complete updated agreement forms by tomorrow; a faculty member's research into a Revolutionary War battle on Clemson's campus unearths historical discoveries.
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More than 180 representatives of South Carolina universities gathered last week at the inaugural South Carolina Research Administration Conference, collaborating to boost research and innovation across the state. The event was hosted by the University of South Carolina in partnership with Clemson, Claflin and the College of Charleston through REACH-SC, an initiative funded by the National Science Foundation.
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As a state agency, Clemson University must comply with new South Carolina state telecommuting and remote work requirements. All current remote work program participants must submit updated agreement forms by October 1.
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Associate Professor Joshua Catalano (right) was looking to discover the outline of Fort Rutledge, a Revolutionary War fort on Clemson’s campus, when he located the organic matter that changed Clemson’s historical record and set out to explore the history in his own backyard.
- Two College of Education alumni, Taj Mack-Pete and Chloe Milkowski, recently began Fulbright journeys in Taiwan and Spain as part of the Fulbright U.S. Student Program. Their love of travel and previous study abroad experiences helped ignite their interest in the program.
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Joey Manson, a Clemson alumnus and principal lecturer in the Department of Art, serves as faculty mentor for the long-running Creative Inquiry project, “Atelier InSite: Implementation of Public Art at Clemson University.” Launched in 2012, the project has made a visual impact across campus, with pieces such as “All In,” (left) located outside of the football program's Poe Indoor Practice Facility; “Illuminated Chroma Wind Trees” (middle), located outside of McAlister and DesChamps halls; and “Foundation,” (right) located in Lee Hall III.
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Are you a Clemson-connected business or artisan with unique gifts to sell? Register as a vendor at the 2025 Holiday Shopping Fair on November 21. This community event brings together passionate Clemson alumni, friends, visiting travelers and local shoppers for an exclusive shopping experience . Space is limited and vendor registration closes October 31.
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Clemson Online invites all instructors to join its Canvas Accessibility Week on October 6-9. These sessions will help improve digital accessibility in online courses and incorporate accessible best practices.
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