Senior Week; Thank A Donor Day; Employee shout-outs

DAILY NEWSLETTER
APRIL 21, 2025

ABOVE THE FOLD

Good morning! The Alumni Association and the Student Alumni Association celebrate our graduates this week. The College of Agriculture, Forestry and Life Sciences recently held its annual awards ceremony; a Class of 2025 student connects dual passions for environmental interpretation and music through Clemson's Virtual Reality and Nature Lab.

An orange tiger sculpture stands outside a tent.

What to know today:

It’s Senior Week! Hosted by the Alumni Association and the Student Alumni Association to celebrate all students graduating in May and August, there are a "bucket list" of Clemson traditions for seniors to enjoy throughout the week.

The Division of Marketing and Communications is making this year's Senior Week Fiercely Forward with a unique experience. Following the ‘Photos at The Rock’ event today, seniors can leave their mark before graduation by customizing a Class of 2025 tiger sculpture created by students through the BrownBox Agency.

NEWS AND UPDATES

WATCH: Students reflected on last week's Thank A Donor Day event, continuing to express gratitude to current donors for enabling their Clemson Experience while advancing the University into the future.

Students, faculty and staff were honored at the College of Agriculture, Forestry and Life Sciences’ annual awards ceremony on April 10. The celebratory event highlighted excellence in research, teaching, leadership and service, showcasing the exceptional contributions and dedication of the CAFLS community.

Clemson University Police Department Sergeant Michelle Young has achieved Credentialed Advocate status through the National Advocate Credentialing Program from the National Organization for Victim Advocacy.

CELEBRATING OUR GRADUATES

A student using virtual reality equipment.

An audio technology degree paired with a second major in parks, recreation and tourism management connected Rob Martin’s dual passions for environmental interpretation and music in Clemson's Virtual Reality and Nature Lab. Martin is among those who will walk across the stage at Littlejohn Coliseum during Commencement ceremonies next month.

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Today's employee shout-outs feature Courtney Dukes, the Office of Teaching Effectiveness and Innovation team and Dwayne Skelnik! Fill out our short nomination form to include your colleagues in future editions and check out previous shout-outs!