The Clark Aerospace team launched its rocket, Emperor Penguin, at the Spaceport America Cup competition in Las Cruces, New Mexico on June 19.
Isaac Aguilar (pictured above recieving his nursing pin from his mother) has a heart for helping people. After working as a certified nursing assistant and an emergency medical technician, he…
100 students attended career pathways camps focused on Health Care and STEM at Clark College during the week of June 25-28.
Delegation visits International Programs, Shirofugen cherry trees, bee garden, and Advanced Manufacturing Center at Boschma Farms.
Clark College named Dr. William “Terry” Brown, a college administrator from Connecticut to serve as its Vice President of Instruction.
Clark College named Dr. William “Terry” Brown, a college administrator from Connecticut to serve as its Vice President of Instruction.
Delegation visits International Programs, Shirofugen cherry trees, bee garden, and Advanced Manufacturing Center at Boschma Farms.
100 students attended career pathways camps focused on Health Care and STEM at Clark College during the week of June 25-28.
27 spring graduating nursing students participated in a pinning ceremony June 21, in the Gaiser Student Center.
The Clark Aerospace team launched its rocket, Emperor Penguin, at the Spaceport America Cup competition in Las Cruces, New Mexico on June 19.
Spring term engineering students present their prototype to their peers, explaining their process and materials used. Finally, teams test their designs.
Clark College honored its 88th graduating class at the 2024 Clark College Commencement ceremony on Thursday evening, June 20, at the RV Inn Style Resorts Amphitheater.
Clark College Diversity Center, International Programs, and Bachelor of Applied Science in Teacher Education program celebrated their graduating students at ceremonies on Thursday, June 13.
Clark’s Activities Programming Board (APB) came to the rescue with Spring Fest, lunchtime fun activities on June 12 and 13. Students, faculty, and staff gathered near Anderson Fountain and the grass near the Chime Tower for fun activities and games.
The culinary garden at Clark College is seeking volunteers who enjoy gardening and can volunteer even an hour a week.
Recently, Clark College was awarded a $2.2 million Title III Part A Strengthening Institutions Program grant from the U.S. Department of Education.
Congratulations, William (Tre) Sandlin, Instructional Accessibility Specialist in the Teaching and Learning Center for receiving the Spring 2024 Classified Staff Excellence Award.
