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Captain of her destiny The first female Caterpillar field mechanic in Alaska goes big, real big. Channeling from the heart Talent flows from her fingertips, but her real passion is guiding others [...]

By Lily Raff McCaulou   On her maiden assignment as Caterpillar’s first female field mechanic in Alaska, Nancy Boyce ’08 was dispatched to a remote logging operation. Her mission was to fix [...]

“The important thing is to feel your music, really feel it and believe it.”  ~ Ray Charles     The great master’s music – Johann Sebastian Bach—is very tough to play. At times a Bach [...]

The depth of talent and sacrifice at Clark continues to amaze me. Hailey Rowden, who you will read about in this edition of Partners, could easily have a long and prosperous career as a full-time [...]

  Professor Kathleen Perillo, upper left, takes her Environmental Science class into the field. On this day, students visited Lacamas Lake to count plant species. The class is also involved [...]

By Toccara Stark   Tenure is a contentious topic. Some in the media, politicians, parents and even administrators have spoken out against the process and institution of tenure. These [...]

John Bleth Houston Boles ’97 Robert Burby William Cowan ’97 Lee Harrach Harold Krouse ’96 Matt Maas ’51 Sandy Mead Leonard Millard Ron Rasmussen Ernie Rice Mick Scott [...]

The IRA charitable rollover is now permanent given President Obama’s signature on the tax bill on December 18, 2015. If you are age 70½ or older, and not in need of your required minimum [...]

His artwork and collection You’re invited to Archer Galley for a wine reception honoring James Archer. James is donating 129 works total, about 40 of which are on display at the Archer [...]

Captain of her destiny The first female Caterpillar field mechanic in Alaska goes big, real big. Channeling from the heart Talent flows from her fingertips, but her real passion is guiding others [...]