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Clemson Alumni Association to Host Two Fall Ring Ceremonies on November 3rdThis Fall, the Ring Ceremony will be divided into two ceremonies to better accommodate all of the students participating. Each ceremony will be split by college similar to graduation, but names will be called alphabetically, not by college. A ceremony will be held at 1:00pm and another at 5:00pm on November 3, 2019. Click Learn More for full details and ceremony college breakdown.
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 | Honorary Alumni Nominations Open
Do you know someone who "bleeds orange" but never went to Clemson? The Clemson Alumni Association is now accepting nominations for the designation of Honorary Alumnus/a.
| |  | Building Clemson's Future
The Nieri family has expanded their impact at Clemson even further, becoming the university’s fifth Academic Cornerstone Partner with a gift of $5 million to name the Nieri Family Department of Construction Science and Management in the College of Architecture, Arts and Humanities.
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 | The Mountain
Dallas Glass ’03, avalanche forecaster and mountain guide, has lived the mountaineer’s dream: summiting Mount Everest.
| |  | Palmetto LEAF Trains Future Leaders
The Palmetto LEAF program, facilitated by the College of Agriculture, Forestry and Life Sciences, will nurture future leaders for South Carolina’s agriculture, forestry and environmental industries.
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Scroll of HonorA Speck in the Ocean
It’s just a speck on the map, a tiny dot of green contrasting with the blue expanse of the vast Pacific Ocean, but in 1944, the little island of Angaur’s location, north of New Guinea and east of the Philippines, made it valuable real estate. While the 1st Marine Division attacked the neighboring and larger island of Peleliu, the Army’s 81st Infantry Division was ordered to capture Angaur. Among the officers of the 81st’s 322nd Regiment was Captain John Harold Lightsey, Clemson College Class of 1940.
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 | Homecoming is Almost Here!
Homecoming is a great opportunity for alumni to return home to Clemson and meet up with old friends, classmates and enjoy the fun and excitement all over campus. Each year, the alumni association invites alumni back for various tailgates associated with clubs, groups and colleges. Click Learn More to see the list of Homecoming events you can attend. Come home to Clemson October 25-26, 2019 and celebrate with your fellow alumni at Homecoming 2019!
| |  | Lyceum Scholars
The Lyceum Scholars Program, created in 2014 and open to all majors, had 650 applications for entry into this year’s class. Under the umbrella of Clemson University’s College of Business, the Clemson Institute for the Study of Capitalism’s goal is to bring a traditional liberal arts education to a modern university setting. Nine freshmen have been welcomed into the fifth class of the Lyceum Scholars Program.
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 | 2019 Homecoming Alumni Band
Please plan to join your fellow Tiger Band Alumni for the 2019 Alumni Band activities and performance at Homecoming on October 26, 2019 (Clemson vs. Boston College).
| |  | Earning Their Stripes
Joe and Cathy Turner are passionate advocates of Clemson University with a heart for student-athletes and first-generation student success.
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 | Never Watch the Game Alone
Each week, Clemson alumni and fans gather all over the country to watch the Tigers play and volunteer in their community. Never miss an opportunity to connect with the Clemson Family!
| |  | Celebrating Teachers
Clemson’s College of Education celebrates teachers— many Clemson alumni — during Extra Yard for Teachers.
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 | Crafting America's Science and Engineering Enterprise
The United States faces an urgent shortage of skilled technical workers, according to a new National Science Board report that cites a Clemson University center, CA²VES, as an example of how partnerships could be part of the solution. CA²VES is an acronym for the Center for Aviation and Automotive Technological Education Using Virtual E-Schools. It was funded through the National Science Foundation’s Advanced Technological Education (ATE) program.
| |  | Practicing Medicine On, and Off, the Field
A career in health care doesn’t mean that a person has to be confined to a hospital or clinic. Joshua Scott, a 1997 Clemson alum who graduated with a bachelor’s degree in health sciences, is a prime example. Dr. Scott is a primary care sports medicine physician for the Cedars-Sinai Kerlan-Jobe Institute in Los Angeles, California, and he is also the lead primary care physician for the Los Angeles Galaxy, a Major League Soccer team.
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