Live on Campus
Stay in residence at Clemson University and get a feel for daily life on a college campus.
The Snelsire, Sawyer, & Robinson Clemson Career Workshop (CCW) is an outreach program designed to support the readiness of high-achieving students to enter Clemson University. This is a two-year program in which students start the summer before going into their junior year of high school and are tracked through high school graduation. CCW is a Clemson recruitment program that enables rising high school juniors and seniors an opportunity to get an inside look into Clemson University while learning tips and tools needed to prepare for college and beyond.
Furthermore, the Clemson Career Workshop provides students with exposure to science, technology, engineering, mathematics (STEM), arts and humanities, and social and behavioral sciences.




Stay in residence at Clemson University and get a feel for daily life on a college campus.
Take part in academic sessions led by Clemson faculty and staff, and connect with students, faculty, staff, and alumni.
Explore new ideas through hands-on experiential learning opportunities.
Build college preparation and life skills to support your transition to higher education.
The Clemson Career Workshop began in 1977 as the Engineering Workshop and later expanded to the Clemson Career Workshop to identify and recruit top tier talent to Clemson. In 2019, the workshop was re-named in honor of three individuals that were vital to the success of the program:
Dr. Robert “Bob” Snelsire, Founder of the Clemson Career Workshop; Professor Emeritus of Electrical Engineering.
Dr. Corinne Sawyer, Co-founder of the Clemson Career Workshop; Retired Professor of English
Darryl “Cheese” Robinson, Head counselor and longtime advocate of the Clemson Career Workshop; Clemson Alumnus in Industrial Management and Industrial Engineering