July 2017 Nancy Boyce ’08 is one of five recipients of the 2017 Clark College Outstanding Alumni Award. Jeff Groff ’09 was named member at large for Leadership Clark County’s executive committee. Mitchell Jackson ’93 is one of five recipients of the 2017 Clark College Outstanding Alumni Award. Debra Jenkins ’93 is one of five recipients of the 2017 Clark […]
Nancy Abel – a supervisor in the production printing department, worked at Clark College for 30 years. She believed in providing outstanding customer service and was well-known in the Clark community for exceeding customers’ expectations. Donald Arionus Howard Bennett ’49 James Black Walter Brown ’62 Joyce Mitcham ’54 Cheryl Mixer Shirley […]
Cody Messick ’10, currently a doctoral student at Penn State University, was part of a team of scientists who confirmed the existence of gravitational waves – ripples in the fabric of space-time that resulted from the collision of massive black holes more than 1 billion years ago. He was the featured speaker during a […]
Six notable Clark College individuals have been selected for top Clark College alumni awards. The 2017 Outstanding Alumni awardees are Nancy Boyce ’08, Mitchell Jackson ’93, Debi Jenkins ’93, Rujean “Jeanne” Mack ’67 and Steve Morasch ’87. The Rising Star awardee is Cody Messick ’10. Boyce is a diesel mechanic and heavy machine repair business […]
Watch as the Tod and Maxine McClaskey Culinary Institute transforms into a modern sensation Read more about the gift that made the remodel possible, the new curriculum that students are clamoring to sign up for and what local business people are saying. We open in September! The renovation of the original footprint is 18,315 square feet. […]
Theodore Bokemeier ’49 Shelly Butler ’76 John Mike Edwards Mary Agnes Eggers ’74 Alvin “Gene” Errend Tim Gilberg ’83 Charles Ed Gillard ’79 James Gross Roger Hayes Victor Hutton ’89 George “Butch” McCray ’65 James Newfield Jean Nordstrom ’68 Donald Pitsch ’90 David Ricketson Fred Robertson ’87 Linda Seydlitz Bill Simpson ’67 Barbara Taylor ’73 […]
Not such a dirty job Few women choose trade jobs. Clark is changing the perception of these jobs Trades network has your back Alumni in the trades Funding the future Growth and stability in our community hinges on balanced state funding Student tackle the cost of textbooks Clark students take action in Olympia Reinventing himself […]
Few women choose trade jobs. Clark wants to change that. By Lily Raff McCaulou In the machine shop one day this winter, student Sunshine Hill confessed — over the squeal of grinding metal — that she was having a rough week. Hill, 34, had just weaned her youngest daughter, aged 2. She’d been up […]
Growth and stability in our community hinges on balanced state funding By Chato Hazelbaker The Columbia River is where Clark County begins geographically and historically. It is impossible to imagine the region without the river. The waterway is a powerful force that touches every corner of our community, shaping history, commerce, transportation and […]
Clark students take action The Associated Students of Clark College (ASCC) is an active player in the legislative efforts of the college. In addition to supporting the college’s legislative agenda, ASCC develops its own list of priorities. This year it’s the cost of textbooks. ASCC President Sarah Moe estimates the annual cost of textbooks for […]
