Clemson receives top 10 ranking as Military Friendly® Employer; Mammography Coach returning to campus

DAILY NEWSLETTER
NOVEMBER 12, 2025

ABOVE THE FOLD

Good morning! Clemson has received national recognition for its commitment to veteran and military-connected employees. There are six days left to complete Annual Required Training; learn how a performing arts student pays tribute to her father who left behind a legacy of service, sacrifice and love.

A row of small U.S. flags planted in the ground.

What to know today:

Clemson University has received a No. 10 national ranking as a Military Friendly® Employer. While Clemson has earned a “Gold” distinction for three consecutive years, this is the first year the University has been named in the top ten in the non-profit/government category.

There are six days left to complete the Information Security Awareness and Conflict of Interest modules through Tiger Training. Faculty and staff must complete the training by November 18 or be denied access to their University accounts. Contact tigertraining@clemson.edu with questions.

An organizational realignment for the Clemson University Foundation (CUF) aims to strengthen the University’s philanthropic enterprise and enhance operational excellence across the institution. CUF will continue its focus on core operational functions, including gift management, endowment management and financial support for the University.

NEWS AND UPDATES

Clemson students hold Clemson banners and pose around large letters that spell 'Szeged.'

Each summer, the Department of Sociology, Anthropology and Criminal Justice delivers an immersive study abroad program — led by Katy Weisensee and Anna Tremblay — in Szeged, Hungary, where students have the opportunity for hands-on research with one of the world’s most extensive skeletal collections.

Dean Nicholas Vazsonyi provides the latest monthly update on some of his latest experiences around the College of Arts and Humanities, where he visited various classes around the College.

HOPE IN MOTION

Before Hope Stubenhofer ’27 could understand its significance, her father’s story was shaping hers. As a baby, she heard his voice over the phone from halfway around the world. As a young girl, she listened to her mother’s careful recollections of a brave man she never met. And now, as a performing arts major, she tells his story through the language of movement — with each dance a tribute to the father who left behind a legacy of service, sacrifice and love.

MORE FROM TIGERTOWN

The AnMed Health Mobile Mammography Coach is returning to campus on November 20. The bus, parked near Sirrine, will see patients between 1-5 p.m. Schedule your appointment today by calling (864) 512-5400. Those interested should bring a photo ID and their insurance card.

It is required by law to provide equal employment opportunity to qualified people with disabilities. Completing the ADA self-identification form is voluntary and your answer is confidential, nor will not harm you in any way.

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