📍 From New Jersey to Potsdam, NY, Mackenzie Dalton’s journey to Clarkson University started with a question: “How does a continuous glucose monitor work?” That curiosity sparked a passion for mathematical modeling in biological systems — and led her to pursue a PhD focused on understanding Type 1 Diabetes through mathematical modeling. One of her favorite moments at Clarkson? Building a COVID-19 reopening model with classmates during a seminar in her first semester. It was her first time building a model from scratch — and it confirmed she was right where she belonged.🧠 💬 “Clarkson’s math department stood out because of its work in mathematical biology, and the seminar classes allowed me to tailor my studies to my specific interests. The faculty truly support both your academic goals and your well-being.” Her PhD thesis, titled "Understanding Type 1 Diabetes Through Mathematical Modeling: Insights into Glucose Regulation and Immune Dynamics," reflects years of research and discovery — with the support of mentors who’ve guided her every step of the way. Join us in celebrating Mackenzie and the work she’s doing to turn math into real-world impact! 👏 #ClarksonU #GraduateSpotlight #MathPhD #WomenInSTEM #Type1DiabetesResearch #MathematicalBiology #STEMResearch (fb)

Who says the celebration has to stop at commencement? 🎉⁠ ⁠ We packed a whole lot of energy into one unforgettable week — and trust us, we're not done cheering on the bold, brilliant Class of 2025 just yet. 💥🎓⁠ ⁠ Hit the link to see the moments that broke the mold and defined a week full of legacy, laughs, and letting loose. 📸 ⁠ https://clarkson.canto.com/v/Commencement2025/landing?viewIndex=0 ⁠ #ClarksonU #ClassOf2025 #CommencementWeek #LetsGoTech #GraduationVibes (fb)