| Aikido Club | No description |
| Amateur Radio | Amateur Radio (K2CC) provides a means for the exchange of technical and operation knowledge concerning amateur radio as well as technical assistance and opportunities for it's members. President - Phil Hart |
| America Chemical Society (ACS) | Was formed to promote interest and activities in the field of chemistry. President - Zachary Sawisza |
| Anime Club | No description |
| APICS | APICS is an international organization of corporation managers and practitioners, public and private educators, business and government researchers, students of many college disciplines, and professionally trained persons from many walks of life. The purpose of the association is to develop professional efficiency in operation management through study, research, and application of scientific methods; and to disseminate state-of-the-art information in the field of manufacturing processes. Additionally, APICS members at all levels are urged to promote awareness and understanding by the general public of more efficient methods of production and inventory control so the entire economy benefits. President - |
| Autonomous Robotics Club | Was formed to promote the interest in the advancement of autonomous robotics, enable members to expand upon previous engineering knowledge and most importantly to administer and organize an annual Autonomous Robotics Competition. President - Erin Kennedy |
| The Bowling Club | Was formed to promote interest in bowling and to help develop bowling skills. The club meets every week at the local bowling alley to bowl and have fun. President - Tim Zoll |
| The Broomball Club | Was formed to promote interest in the sport of broomball. The club meets every week and plays on the ice in Cheel Arena. President - Christopher Kopra |
| Circle K | Was formed to provide a practical means to form enduring friendships, to render altruistic service, and to build a better community. President - Kate Delaney |
| Clarkson Golden Knotes Acapella/Singing Club | Formed to develop skills in the art of singing music, reading music and performing. President - Suzanne Van Arsdale |
| Clarkson Guard | This organization promotes interest in the partisanship activities of various campus organizations, in additon to, fostering a better relationship between Clarkson University and both local and national military organisations. President - Jayson Keys |
| Clarkson Union Board (CUB) | Clarkson's programming board. CUB is responsible for providing the University's entertainment: Comedians like Walli Collins of the Late Show with David Letterman, entertainers such as Dave Binder and hypnotist Jim Wand, local bands like Conehead Buddha and Mudhen, and big bands such as Live, and the Mighty Mighty Bosstones. CUB is comprised of six different committees including the Entertainment Committee, Comedy, Lights and Sound, Music and Bands/Coffeehouse, Club '99, and the Promotion Committee. President - Nick Cruden |
| The Clarksonian | The Clarksonian is the University yearbook publication. Students from a variety of fields are involved in different aspects of its development. The Clarksonian needs people interested in photography and layout as well as those with organizational and business skills. This organization meets frequently, and a strong commitment is required. The Clarksonian is now produced on computer and students interested in learning about desktop publishing are encouraged to join. President - Kristy Kline |
| Clarkson Men's Hockey Club | Men's hockey is an organization that allows Clarkson men, who do not qualify for divisional hockey and who want to participate in more than intramural hockey, to participate in hockey. The club practices daily. President - Ryan Spadaccini |
| Clarkson Women's Hockey Club | Women's hockey is an organization that promotes interest in hockey and allows all Clarkson students a chance to play hockey at all levels of ability. President - Emily Thurston |
| The Crew Club | Crew is an organization that was started to provide opportunities for all its members to participate in and to promote a greater interest among the student body in the sport of crew. The club practices daily. President - Jason Bisson |
| The Cycling Club | Cycling club brings together people with a common interest in cycling. From hard-core to fun riders, this club offers a little something for everyone. The club holds regular rides, on and off-road, throughout the week and on weekends for anyone interested. President -Nathan Pepin |
| East Meets West | East Meets West is a club where you learn about Eastern Culture and Western Culture through discussion, video, conferences, and events. It is a club open to all the students in Clarkson University, who would be interested in learning about other cultures besides their own. It is a place for students to feel right at home on campus and to balance their academic and social lives. EMW does community services, trips, cultural events and workshops. President - Xiao Chen |
| ECO (Environmental Conservation Organization) | ECO was formed to promote interest in environmental and human rights through raising public awareness by a variety of methods. These methods may include Earth Day events, on and off campus projects, etc. President - Tracy Roux |
| The Clarkson Flying Club | The Flying Club serves everyone with an interest in any kind of aviation. We offer lessons, ground school, instrument simulation and radio controlled airplanes. President - Adam Zimmerman |
| Gay-Straight Alliance | The purpose of the Gay-Straight Alliance is to foster a sense of community among Clarkson students whether they be gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgender, questioning, or allies. President - Sarah Emlaw |
| IDEA - (Interactive Digital Entertainment and Arts) | The club was formed to promote interest in game development, animation and CGI. President - Eric Bomyea |
| The Clarkson Integrator | The Integrator is a relatively small organization of devoted people who work together to produce a student newspaper. The staff consists of editors, writers, layout persons, advertising staff, business persons, circulators, photographers, cartoonists, and typists. The Integrator office is located on the second floor of the Cheel Campus Center. The paper is distributed to the four associated colleges and to the towns of Potsdam and Canton. Those interested in putting their talents and spare time to good use, can join the staff of the Integrator. No experience is necessary and everyone, from all majors, is welcome! Editor-In-Chief - Colin Gettig |
| The International Students Organization | International Students is an organization established to make the students of Clarkson become aware of the different cultures present on campus, as well as outside the campus. We organize events such as Culture Week to display the foods, dancing, and movies from different countries We encourage students, both American and International to join. As well as being an informer of different nationalities, it is also a goal to make the International Students feel comfortable at Clarkson. It is a place where they can meet people that may be having the same difficulties growing accustomed to the American way of life. We organize trips for the students who don't have the possibility to fly home over short breaks. The International Reading Room is the room where newspapers in different languages are kept, and where meetings take place. President - Nora Daye |
| InterVarsity Christian Fellowship | We are a group that meets weekly to hang out, develop close friendships, and learn more about God and his plan for our lives. We offer various small groups that meet throughout the week to spend time studying the Bible and discussing what it means. We also organize fun events like hiking, apple picking, an International Thanksgiving Dinner, and a barn dance. Our group is open to anyone who is interested in learning more about Jesus and making new friends! So please check out our website to find times and locations for meetings and events, or contact our president, Kirsten Lacksonen, with questions. |
| Jazz Ensemble | The Jazz Ensemble offers students an outlet to enjoy music and the effort it takes to play it well. President - Julie Bielaski |
| Lacrosse Club | The Lacrosse club was formed to allow students to play lacrosse outside of a varsity sports setting, and to develop the skills of those who play. President - |
| Mac Users Group | The Clarkson MUG has been created in order to promote interest in Macintosh computers, especially as a viable alternative to other mainstream computer platforms. We meet several times a month to demo various software titles and provide assistance to individuals with Macintosh platforms. See our site for details. President - |
| Mao Players | Mao Players is an organization that promotes interest in, and provides a means to play the card game Mao. President - Zachary Shepherd |
| Motorcyclists Club | The Motorcyclists Club promotes the interest in and to develop general knowledge of motorcycle repair, maintenance, and modifications. President - Joshua Miodownik |
| Newman Club | The Newman Club is a Catholic student organization that seeks to build a Christ-centered community through worship, service, and social activities. President - Michelle Murphy |
| NYWEA (New York Water Environment Association) | NYWEA was formed to promote interest in the environment and they are involved with protecting and enhancing our water resources. President - Michael Guethle |
| The Clarkson Orchestra | Clarkson Orchestra is a group that meets once a week to play orchestral music. The purpose of this group is to provide a musical outlet for members of the Clarkson community. President - Steven Brown |
| The Outing Club | CUOC encourages and teaches leadership skills as well as responsible treatment of the environment, and enables members to safely participate in outdoor activities. We have a climbing wall in Congdon gym and also an equipment room full of outdoor equipment that can be rented out as needed. President - Sawyer Sutton |
| The Pep Band | Pep Band is a close-knit organization of dedicated Golden Knight hockey fans and musicians. The band performs at every home game, and away games. The band also accompanies the team to ECAC playoffs, as well as NCAA tournament play, which has taken them as far as Minneapolis, Minnesota and Detroit, Michigan. Each trip is a weekend away from Potsdam, and always a lot of fun. The band meets once a week for rehearsals before the season starts, and then as necessary for polishing. Plenty of work goes into rehearsals and practicing so that when game time rolls around, everyone can say, Clarkson has the best team in the ECAC, and the best band too! President - Hunter Preston |
| Phi Delta Epsilon | Promotes the highest scientific and educational standards in the field of medicine. President - Gillan Roach |
| The Photo Club | Photo Club's main focus is to provide Clarkson students with photo facilities and reduced-rate film and paper. Students pay a membership fee that entitles them to use the recently updated and enlarged facilities in the new academic building; students enrolled in Clarkson's photography class, TC320, also use the darkroom. Photo Club members participate in a few photo contests throughout the year and help the Clarksonian in building a photographic history of Clarkson. President - Joshua Goliber |
| The Physics Club | Physics Club was formed to promote awareness of the physical sciences and provide project facilities to students of the Physics Club. President - Chris Paribello |
| Racquetball Club | Racquetball Club started as an organization promoting interest in the sport of racquetball and to organize competition within the club. Now in addition to the in-club competition the Racquetball Club has competed at Universities such as State University at Albany, Colgate, and MIT. If you are just beginning the sport or are a seasoned player who enjoys a little competition, check it out! President - Marco Fontana |
| Men's and Women's Rugby Clubs | Rugby provides recreational, competitive, and travel opportunities for all its members and promotes a greater interest among the student body in the sport of rugby-football. Competition includes three home games and three away games, for both the Men's team and Women's team. If you want to see how tough you really are, come check out the Men's and Women's Rugby Clubs! Presidents - Geoffrey May/Sarah Hill |
| SHRM (Society for Human Resource Management) | The purpose of this organization shall to be promote interest in human resource management and develop human resource skills and the role of a human resource department in the workplace. President - Kristi Houppert |
| Silver Wings | Promote interest in the Air Force Reserve Officer's Training Corps. President - Josh Goliber |
| The Ski Club | Ski Club organizes day trips to ski mountains in the northeast. President - Cory Sullivan |
| SPECTRUM (Shaping Possibilities and Embracing Change to Reach a United Mission) | The mission of this service organization shall be to enrich the campus community through co-curricular (social and educational) programming and interactions. SPECTRUM annually offers approximately a dozen initiatives that encourage membership and participation by the entire campus. From guest speakers, to a cinema series, to poetry jams, or talent and fashion shows, the group seeks activities that challenge the status quo and utilizes partnerships with other clubs/organizations, campus departments, and off-campus vendors. SPECTRUM membership is inclusive of students, faculty, and staff. Dues are not required for students who pay an activity fee, however, there is a fee for faculty and staff. 2008-2009 President – Alexandria Brunstad; Treasurer – Christianne Gosling; Advisor - Vicki Clark |
| Sports Car Club | Clarkson Sports Car Club was formed to promote the working knowledge of cars in a safe environment; to provide memebers with the opportunity to safely race their cars at a raceway or autocross course, to promote the street legal races at a professional track and not on public roads, and to promote the safe use of cars in these events to the public, as well as provide facilities for the maintenance, repair, and tuning of automobiles to the members of this organization. President - Anton Pavlov |
| Strategic Investments Group | The purpose of this organization shall be to promote interest in the financial markets of the world while educating members in Debt, Equity, and Real Estate markets through the use of careful analysis and strategic investments that will be used to grow the fund’s capital. CSIG will also strive to develop the financial knowledge and skills of students who wish to gain exposure and hands on experience in the investment field. Our long term goal is to acquire capital sufficient enough to act as an Angel Investor for student entrepreneurs as well as local small business start up ventures. We aim to establish a Venture Capital fund in which a portion of the profits generated from the investment portfolio will go to. This will provide innovative members of the Clarkson community, including students, faculty, and residents with a source of capital to finance their ideas. President - Kylie Reed |
| The Student Orientation Service (SOS) | SOS moves freshmen in at the beginning of the year. It is our job to see that their first day here runs smoothly, and we make the first impression of Clarkson. |
| Theatre Club | Theatre Club provides both theatrical entertainment and an outlet for artistic self-expression in the realm of theatre arts for the Clarkson community. The Theatre Club has a play every fall and spring semester. They also put on one-act plays once a year. President - Matthew Sleeper |
| The Ultimate Frisbee Club | Ultimate Frisbee Club is an organization composed of people who have a love for tossing a disc. The club participates in several tournaments in the New England area each semester. Other activities for the club include disc golf, local scrimmages and weekly practices. If you have ever had the desire to catch a disc with your teeth, this is the club for you. President - Sean Murnane |
| WCKN Television | WCKN is the student television station and is also the local cable systems public access station. Being both of those imposes a responsibility not only to the students, but also to the community. We try to fulfill those responsibilities by putting on programming that is both entertaining and educational. Our in-house programming has included hockey games, news, talk shows, comedy shows, game shows, and various other Clarkson sporting events. Station Manager - Connor Harrison |
| Clarkson Radio (WTSC/WNTC) | Clarkson Radio provides interested students with an opportunity to produce their own weekly radio programs, and consequently serve the community by offering entertainment, news and weather, and special programming via the radio. WTSC offers a variety of new and alternative music programs, while WNTC follows a predominately classic rock n' roll format. Clarkson radio DJ's are trained on broadcasting equipment and are taught the rules and regulations associated with broadcasting. Radio station directors assume responsibilities and leadership roles that provide practical experience for future endeavors. Public relations, advertising, recording engineering, business management are all opportunities available to Clarkson's music-lovers through Clarkson Radio. Station Manager - Chris Talbot |
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