Resources
Libraries
The Guy Burnham Map Library is a federal depository for cartographic information. Its collection includes 220,000 map sheets, aerial photographs, CD-ROM databases, archived satellite imagery, GIS and image analysis texts, as well as atlases, journals and globes.
The Jeanne X. Kasperson Research Library has special collections on risk and hazards, global environmental change, sustainable development, water resources, energy, technology and a growing set of collections on selected countries.
Clark Labs for Cartographic Technology and Geographic Information Systems is a world leader in the creation of GIS and image processing software. Clark Labs provides affordable access to the frontiers of spatial analysis including Idrisi and CartaLinx.
The Women’s Studies Library: This library in Carriage House at 125 Woodland Street offers materials from a variety of sources that directly address contemporary women’s issues. The library is operated and maintained by students and faculty from many departments within Clark University.
Peace Studies Library: Located on the second floor of Jonas Clark Hall, this library is maintained by the Peace Studies Program, an interdisciplinary program based in the Psychology Department. The Peace Studies library contains published and unpublished materials related to conflict resolution and peace building efforts.
Language Arts Resource Center (LARC)
Located on the fourth floor of Goddard Library, LARC is a multimedia language instruction center. With its extensive collection of computer programs, audio and videotapes, students studying a new language can access multiple sources of learning. A satellite dish receives international news broadcasts from more than 25 countries though SCOLA.
Job, Internship and Funding Resources
For current students and alumni/ae; password required.
IDCE career services for current students and alumni include an online Career Database and our Career Postings site with advertisements for jobs, internships, funding and conferences.
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The Jeanne X. Kasperson Library is located in Norcross House.
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