Regional Events
Here are just a few of the Clark events held recently. If you're interested in attending an alumni event or starting an alumni community, please contact the Alumni Office at 800-793-6246 or e-mail alumni@clarku.edu
Worcester
On Jan. 26, the men's and women's alumni basketball teams played a spirited game, followed by a luncheon in the Kneller Athletic center.
Chicago
On Jan. 30, alumni, parents and staff attended the world premiere performance of "Botanic Garden," written by Todd Logan '75 and directed by Olympia Dukakis, at the Victory Gardens Greenhouse Theater.
Worcester
Actors From The London Stage performed "The Taming of the Shrew" on Feb. 1. It was part of a residency program made possible by the Margaret W. and Richard P. Traina Endowed Fund for Shakespeare and the Arts. Pictured here are (from left): President Emeritus Richard P. Traina, his wife Polly, Kay Bassett and President John Bassett.
Worcester
On Feb. 7, members of the class of 2008 gathered at Harrington House for the Senior Go for Gold reception hosted by the Clark Fund and Alumni Association. President John Bassett, Vice President for University Advancement Andy McGadney and Stacey Lawrence '08 spoke about the importance of giving back to Clark.
Washington, D.C.
Jonathan Greenbaum '82 hosted alumni, parents and friends on Feb. 12 at his office. Clark sociology professor Robert Ross gave a lecture entitled "The Three Pillars of Decency." Pictured here are (from left): sociology professor Robert Ross, Jonathan Greenbaum '82 and Trustee Barbara Dyer '73.
Philadelphia
Alumni, parents and friends gathered at the Union League of Philadelphia on Feb. 13 to hear Clark sociology professor Robert Ross' lecture titled "The Three Pillars of Decency."
New York City
Alumni met with current students at Carmine's Restaurant on Feb. 22 for the annual Alumni-Student Networking Lunch.
San Francisco
On Feb. 24, Clark history professor Douglas Little gave a lecture titled "The Top Five Things that Americans Need to Know about U.S. Policy in the Middle East but Were Afraid to Ask" in the Carnelian Room.
Atlanta
Dean of the College Walter Wright welcomed alumni and parents at the Ashford Club on March 7 for a special reception.
Sarasota, Fla.
Alumni, parents and students joined Dean of the College Walter Wright at the Ritz-Carlton Hotel for a special afternoon tea on March 9.
Fort Lauderdale, Fla.
On March 11, Dean of the College Walter Wright welcomed alumni, parents and friends for a wine-tasting at The Best Cellar.
Boston
Clark psychology professor and department chair Michael Addis spoke to alumni and parents at the Union Club of Boston on "The Challenge of Men's Well-Being" on Feb. 5.
Los Angeles
Peter Garrell '88 hosted alumni, parents and friends at his office on Feb. 26 for a lecture titled "The Top Five Things that Americans Need to Know about U.S. Policy in the Middle East but Were Afraid to Ask" by Clark history professor Douglas Little.
Athens, Greece
President and Mrs. Bassett joined alumni for a special dinner at the Frame Restaurant on March 6.
Alumni Regional Community Council Meetings
- Worcester: Thursday, Jan. 17
- Boston: Thursday, Jan. 24
- New York City: Thursday, Feb. 21
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