Spring Career Fair; Leadership Week preview; Campus involvement opportunities

STUDENT NEWSLETTER
FEBRUARY 16, 2026

BEFORE YOU SCROLL

Good morning! The Spring Career Fair begins today; Discover your leadership potential during Leadership Week; Hear from Zach Freeman, president of Clemson Undergraduate Student Government, on how you can make your mark through campus involvement opportunities.

A student holding a blue folder smiles while speaking with a recruiter at a career fair booth

Your Look Ahead:

The Spring Career Fair is here! Network with hundreds of prospective employers in Littlejohn Coliseum between noon and 4 p.m. today through Thursday to learn more about jobs and internships.
Discover your leadership potential during Clemson’s fifth annual Leadership Week, Feb. 21-28. Included is a special opportunity to connect with the leader of your college through Lunch & Leadership with the Deans. Learn more and register online.

YOUR ACADEMIC EXPERIENCE

Students walk on Clemson's campus between the Humanities buildings

First-Year Students: The Thomas F. Chapman Leadership Scholars Program selects first-year Clemson students with leadership potential, offering mentorship, enrichment and a $6,000 scholarship over three years. Applications are now open.
The College of Arts and Humanities’ “Degrees of Success” series continues with Performing Arts graduates Teresa Catherine ’11, a filmmaker, writer and actress, and Elizabeth Anne McNamara ’14, a fashion designer, at 3:30 p.m. Tuesday, Feb. 24, at the Brooks Center for the Performing Arts.

SAFETY AND WELL-BEING

Healthy Campus offers educational programs on well-being topics impacting college students, including substance misuse prevention, bystander intervention, interpersonal violence prevention, mental health and more. Request a program for your group or organization.

SOCIAL SPOTLIGHT

Senior management and marketing major Zach Freeman, president of Clemson Undergraduate Student Government, shares what it takes to represent students — and how you can make your mark through campus involvement opportunities — in this episode of "Between the Stripes."

BOWMAN BULLETIN

The fourth annual Call My Name 5K will be held Sunday, Feb. 22, from 8-10 a.m. Proceeds support ongoing Call My Name research and community initiatives. Register online to participate.
Westbound Highway 93 will be reduced to a single lane between Newman Road and Cherry Road this week while crews install storm drains along the roadway. The lane will be closed from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily and will reopen nightly during construction on the Douthit Hills project.
Cooper Library wants your feedback. Take the facilities survey to help improve library spaces and services that support learning and academic success. The survey is open to all students through March 2.