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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 [...]

Six international students get tuition, housing funding to help during pandemic Clark College Foundation awards financial assistance to Clark students Aemri Marks ’17 was enrolled at Washington [...]

Written by Deon Gillespie              Photography by Craig Mitchelldyer ’00 Over the last 36 years, Dr. Karin Edwards has seen the impact of building relationships. She has watched students make [...]

An essay by Dr. Siri Nimal Wickramaratne, Clark College Geography associate adjunct professor   My telephone rang shortly before 8 a.m. on April 6, the first day of spring classes at Clark. [...]

The annual gathering of student scholarship recipients and their donors Presented by Ginn Group Clark College Foundation’s most celebrated event of the year is our annual Scholarship [...]

Two female veterans find their way home at Clark By Rhonda Morin   A Navy veteran would have dropped out of college for the third time had it not been for Clark’s Veterans Resource Center. [...]

A new kind of scholarship, called flexible scholarships, helps with tailored services so students achieve their aspirations by Rhonda Morin Photo above: Michele Goodwin (left) and Greg Goodwin [...]

  http://feeds.soundcloud.com/stream/476227956-user-69502402-115536765-birds-of-a-feather-make-great-music-together.mp3   Band director Rich Inouye puts his conductor’s baton down [...]

Clark’s new guided pathways simplifies complexities so students reach their goals faster By Lily Raff McCaulou When Michelle Pritchard was a little girl, she once tagged along while her [...]

Clear path to the finish Clark’s new guided pathways program simplifies complexities for students seeking their degrees, certificates and personal goals. Partners along path Alliances with local [...]