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OCTOBER 14, 2025
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Good morning! Clemson students, faculty and staff spent a day giving back to the community at the annual Fall In Day of Service. A new challenge aims to grow scholarships for in-state students; Read how CU Grow provided one staff member with more than just professional development.
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More than 125 students, faculty and staff recently came together to give back to the tri-county area by performing volunteer work at a variety of non-profits, churches and community centers as part of Clemson University's annual Fall In Day of Service.
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Sarah Stokowski, associate professor of athletic leadership in the College of Education and faculty fellow of the Robert H. Brooks Sports Science Institute, has been awarded a 2025 ESPN Research Fellowship by the UNLV International Gaming Institute. Stokowski’s research will work to understand how college students engage with sports betting content online.
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After experiencing personal loss and professional challenges, Rachel Anderson found healing and growth through CU Grow — a professional development initiative built on mentorship, growth and leadership. Now serving as both a mentor and director of peer learning support programs at the Academic Success Center, she embodies CU Grow’s spirit of strength and resilience.
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If students are having difficulty connecting to eduroam in a large classroom during high-traffic periods (such as exams), ask students to turn off non-essential devices like phones and smartwatches to reduce load on nearby wireless access points. If you need support, contact CCIT.
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