Clark students, alumni, community members, and local employers participated in Clark’s Career Connect event geared for students enrolled or interested in programs in the college’s Public Service, Society and Education…
Clark students practice speed networking with STEM professionals.
Clark College welcomed over 120 attendees for the annual Spring Creative Writing Workshop.
Clark offers information, inspiration to Black students and their families.
Clark brought back the Transfer Fair this year, bringing in 13 colleges from as far away as Arizona and Alaska.
Clark College welcomed over 120 attendees for the annual Spring Creative Writing Workshop.
Clark offers information, inspiration to Black students and their families.
Clark students practice speed networking with STEM professionals.
Clark brought back the Transfer Fair this year, bringing in 13 colleges from as far away as Arizona and Alaska.
Clark students, alumni, community members, and local employers participated in Clark’s Career Connect event geared for students enrolled or interested in programs in the college’s Public Service, Society and Education area of study.
Baking and pastry arts students presented their capstone project on May 9 in the McClaskey Culinary Institute Food Court.
The second annual publication of The Swift, the college’s student-run literary journal was celebrated with a release party.
Clark College supporters stepped up to the plate and hit a homerun during this year’s PenguinsGive, Clark College Foundation’s annual 24-hour fundraising event on April 25.
On Saturday, April 27, the rocket team from the Clark College Aerospace & Robotic program traveled to Brothers, Oregon, and successfully launched their rocket.
Congratulations to Lucy Mackintosh, Library and Archives Paraprofessional, Access Services. Lucy is the recipient of the Winter 2024 Classified Staff Excellence Award.
The Healthy Penguin Nation wellness program conducted by human resources and the college well-being team has been awarded the Zo8 Award for 2024 by the Washington State Health Care Authority.
All faculty, staff, and students are invited: The New York Times bestselling author Heather McGhee will be the keynote speaker during Clark College’s annual Martin Luther King, Jr. event.
