Partners Magazine

Headwaters of leadership Sam Robinson ’83 has served as vice chairman of the Chinook Indian Nation for more than two decades. His years at Clark College helped prepare him for tribal leadership. [...]

Oswald, Clark’s beloved penguin mascot, loves to travel. Luckily for Oswald, Clark College alumni and friends do amazing things in some very interesting places. And they rock their Penguin pride [...]

Scientific research is taking place at Clark College, in an unusual way 4-minute read Shortly after Ridge Bynum ’18 started at Washington State University in Pullman, Wash., he sent an email to a [...]

Sam Robinson ’83 learned lessons at Clark that help him lead the Chinook Indian Nation today Clark does more than launch new careers. In Sam Robinson’s case, Clark helped prepare him for a [...]

Clark’s welding instructor Tatum Parsley ’13 aims to prove that welding is a trade for all people 4-minute read Sparks shot out from a flame that melted and fused two metals. Holding a welding [...]

Clark College adjusts enrollment process with guided pathways 3-minute read Sarah Mendoza-Alvarado was a student at Evergreen High School in Vancouver, Wash., when she tried to apply for Clark [...]

A new advocate for Clark College Calen D. B. Ouellette returned to the Pacific Northwest to become Clark College Foundation’s new chief executive officer and chief advancement officer, where he [...]

5 minute read Welcoming new voices, expanding messages to heighten awareness of Clark are priorities For Calen Ouellette, coming back to the Pacific Northwest is a return home to the comforts of [...]

6 minute read Facing a national decline in college enrollment, donors are finding creative ways to help students get back, and stay, in the classroom Across the nation, colleges faced an [...]

3 minute read Clark students borrow less than most community college students, thanks largely to scholarships A reasonable price tag is what led Maddie Hennerty ’22 to Clark College. Hennerty was [...]