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Reflections On My Summer Research Experience

Max Wang, a third-year Computer Science student at Clarkson University, participated in a 10-week data science research internship at the University of Vermont’s Complex Systems Center. As part of the NSF-funded SOCKS program, he explored computational social science, focusing on data ethics and privacy. His research aimed to enhance the transparency of online privacy policies by analyzing external link counts to assess usability. This experience deepened his interest in the ethical implications of big data tools and privacy rights.

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What the Tire Knows

Lauren Pawlika’s lab bench is a 1990 Miata. A Clarkson Honors student feature | Mechanical Engineering ’26 CLARKSON HONORS / MECHANICAL ENGINEERING  On a Saturday at Pineview Run raceway, the air smells like hot brakes and ambition. Between sessions, a 1990...

Life as a Clarkson School Commuter 

My name is Madison Ashley. I am a Biology- Healthcare major. I was a Clarkson School Student from 2024-2025. I am from Norwood, NY which is about 15 minutes from Clarkson. Feel free to reach out to me through the ambassador page on the Clarkson website! When I first...

Why choose Early College High School?

Blog Post by Richard Darou About the Author Hello, I’m Richard, a Clarkson School student of 2026. I had been planning on applying to the Clarkson School program since roughly 2020, and I was accepted as a high school junior. I chose this program because I was not...