| DAILY NEWSLETTER
JUNE 9, 2026
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Good morning! Clemson Track & Field athletes will compete in the 2026 NCAA Outdoor Track & Field Championships this week. Several faculty and staff reached service milestones of 10 years or more this month; A Clemson University physicist is leading a NASA-funded mission.
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Clemson will send nine individuals across 10 events and three relay teams to Eugene, Oregon, to compete in the 2026 NCAA Outdoor Track & Field Championships. The championships will be broadcast on ESPN/ESPN2, with the men's competition starting tomorrow and the women's on Thursday, June 11. The full event schedule is available online.
- Congratulations to University faculty and staff celebrating at least a decade of service this month. Several have reached at least 30 years of service, including:
- Thomas Dobbins, Extension, 40 years
- David Sargent, Academic Affairs, 30 years
- Debra Vassey, Academic Affairs, 30 years
- Felisa Cutliff, Finance and Operations, 30 years
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Philip Roth, Trevillian Distinguished Professor in the Wilbur O. and Ann Powers College of Business, recently earned national recognition for new research surrounding the effects of "post-interview ghosting" on job applications.
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With the 2026 FIFA World Cup beginning this week, Clemson men's soccer alumni Oguchi Onyewu (left) and Stu Holden (right) are bound for the tournament in off-field roles. Onyewu is the Assistant Sporting Director for U.S. Soccer and Holden is a soccer analyst for FOX Sports.
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