A secure future in a cyber landscape
Armed with a degree in cybersecurity, Michael Wallace ’22 sees a career filled with possibilities 3-minute read In December 2021, Michael Wallace ’22 was a few months away from graduating with a [...]
Care of huge flower elicits great responsibility
2-minute read Dawn Freeman ’00 is the new head caretaker of WSU Vancouver’s ultra-rare corpse flower Dawn Freeman ’00, a science lab technician at Washington State University Vancouver, was [...]
Promising Pathways campaign comes to a promising conclusion
Seven years is a long time for anything, but in the case of Clark College Foundation that is the lifetime of the Promising Pathways fundraising campaign, which formally concluded on June 30, [...]
Clark Partners magazine summer 2022
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 [...]
A new advocate for Clark College
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 [...]
Student by student: thinking outside the scholarship
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 [...]
Keeping student debt in check
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 [...]
‘The guru of old growth’ has roots in Clark College
6 minute read World renowned forest ecologist Jerry Franklin launches his career at Clark College, learning from Dr. Anna Pechanec, the namesake of one of Clark’s science buildings Jerry Franklin [...]
Precious memories of a family’s legacy
5 minute read Boschma family reflects on their past as Clark College breaks ground on future satellite campus As the ceremonial gold shovels cut into the warm June earth on a once active dairy [...]
Clark College professor goes to extremes
4 minute read Explores ice caves in the crater of Mt. St. Helens looking for bacteria in extreme conditions Every summer since 2017, Dr. Roberto Anitori, professor of microbiology at Clark [...]
