The NERD Girls and GEEKs, an ASCC student program, hosted an “experiment social” on Tuesday, January 28 in the STEM Building Collaboratorium.
NERD Girls and GEEKS Gather in Experiment Social
by Carly Rae Zent •
Student Success
News about how Clark supports our students–and how our student thrive with that support.
MESA’s Fall Travels
by Roman Lara •
MESA provided opportunities for students to network at conferences, transfer fairs, internship information sessions and workshops.
Student Artist Recognized by Phi Theta Kappa
by Susan Parrish •
Student Beheshta Eqbali, a member of Clark’s Phi Theta Kappa honors society, has been named a PTK Visual Arts Award recipient for her painting Afghan Girl.
The Iceberg Release Party
by Stephanie Wagner •
The Comic Club of Clark College hosted the highly anticipated release party for the sixth edition of The Iceberg annual comic anthology on December 5 in PUB 161.
Web Development Program Technology Celebration
by Bruce Elgort •
Bruce Elgort hosted a pizza party for students and alumni of the CS50 certificate program on November 7.
Why Basic Needs are Essential
by Karin Edwards •
President Dr. Karin Edwards reflects on the importance for Clark College to eliminate barriers to education, by supporting student access to basic needs.
Challenging Limitations
by Susan Parrish •
Vice President of Instruction Dr. William “Terry” Brown shared his story with Clark students, faculty, and staff at the Fall Student of Color Luncheon on November 12 in PUB 161.
2024 Foundation Scholarship Dinner
by Susan Parrish •
Clark College students, staff, and supporters gathered with the Clark College Foundation on November 6 at the Hilton in downtown Vancouver for a dinner event.
Democracy, Dogs, and Donuts
by Carly Rae Zent •
On Tuesday, November 5, the Associated Students of Clark College (ASCC) and Activities Programming Board (APB) presented Democracy, Dogs, and Donuts to celebrate civic engagement on election day.
2024 POWWOW
by Susan Parrish •
On Friday, November 1, Clark College welcomed the community to its annual POWWOW as it hosted Educating for the Seventh Generation, a celebration of Indigenous cultures in Gaiser Student Center.
