Echoes of shouts and laughter filled the gymnasium in the O’Connell Sports Center – it was the first day of Clark’s Healthcare Pathway Camp, and the energy was high!
Clark’s Camp Opens Healthcare Door
by Malena Goerl •
Student Success
News about how Clark supports our students–and how our student thrive with that support.
Bright Futures in Healthcare
by jshadley •
Clark’s Allied Health programs honored this year’s graduates with two noteworthy ceremonies, celebrating the achievements of our nursing and dental hygienist programs.
STEM’s Sigma Scholarship Winners
by Kayoko Barnhill •
The Mathematics Department is excited to announce the recipients of this year’s Sigma Scholarships!
Empowering the Next Generation of STEM Leaders
by Roman Lara •
At Clark College, MESA (Mathematics, Engineering, Science Achievement) Scholars aren’t just preparing for degrees in STEM – they’re building networks, gaining real-world experience, and shaping their futures through one of the nation’s most impactful academic support programs.
Celebrating Clark College’s 89th Graduating Class
by Malena Goerl •
It was an evening to remember at the Cascades Amphitheater as hundreds of students from Clark College crossed the stage to celebrate a milestone that, for some, had been years in the making.
Celebrating Graduates Across Campus
by Malena Goerl •
In the weeks leading up to commencement, departments across campus hosted their own heartfelt ceremonies to honor the achievements of their graduating students.
The Science of Discovery
by Malena Goerl •
Students, faculty, and staff gathered for the 4th Annual Chemistry and Biology Joint Poster Session. This year’s event blended scientific inquiry with community engagement.
Mechatronics Students Build Lift Robot
by Malena Goerl •
On June 11, students Elijah Wolfe, Ryker Stuart, Kaneda Zeober-Hallman, and Josh Olsen presented their Mechatronics capstone to their faculty at the Columbia Tech Center.
The Bloom Bot Challenge
by Malena Goerl •
This spring, the challenge of precise seed distribution caught the eye of the Engineering department. From their windows overlooking the garden, an idea took root: what if students could build a robot to solve this real-world problem?
Students Shine at OSWALD Awards
by Sarah Gruhler •
This year’s OSWALD Awards Ceremony was a Penguin star-studded event with over 100 students being recognized for their outstanding achievements.
