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New undergraduate major in data science includes courses in computer science, economics, geography, management, and mathematics.
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Can YouTube Help Curb Loneliness?
A computer science professor and his student researchers explore how YouTubers’ video sharing might combat viewers’ feelings of isolation and loneliness.
A New Era for Clark in Worcester
The purchase of a 7.3-acre parcel on Park Avenue represents a milestone in setting Clark’s future and an opportunity to re-energize a long-dormant property.
Award-Winning Entrepreneurship
Our Entrepreneurship Program has been nationally recognized for engaging students like Ethan Lutz ’21, whose work as an EMT led to his topnotch invention: a PPE storage bag.
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Clark Welcomes New Leadership
Kamala C. Kiem, Associate Provost and Dean of Students
Kamala C. Kiem has been appointed associate provost and dean of students, overseeing efforts to build and maintain a vibrant, rich, engaging campus environment for our students.
Joseph M. Corazzini, Vice President for Government and Community Affairs
Joseph M. Corazzini has been appointed Clark’s vice president for government and community affairs, responsible for sustaining the University’s active partnerships in Worcester and the Main South neighborhood.
Margo R. Foreman, Vice President and Chief Officer of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion
Margo R. Foreman has been appointed Clark’s vice president and chief officer of diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI), responsible for overseeing or supporting Clark’s programs and initiatives in support of DEI.
Kendall Isaac, Vice President and General Counsel
Kendall Isaac has been appointed the University’s first general counsel, Clark’s chief legal officer. Isaac also will serve as vice president, secretary of the University, and assistant secretary of the Board of Trustees.
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Clark was founded in 1887 as the first all-graduate institution in the country. Today, Clark promotes a rigorous liberal arts curriculum within the context of a research experience that addresses challenges on a global scale.
30%
Of undergraduates enroll in Clark master’s programs on full scholarships
97%
Of undergraduate alumni are employed, in school, or engaged in voluntary service 6 months after graduation
30%
Of undergraduates enroll in Clark master’s programs on full scholarships
97%
Of undergraduate alumni are employed, in school, or engaged in voluntary service 6 months after graduation
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Planning for Clark’s Future
Clark securing $100M in new financing
Strategic plans include major facility upgrades, capital improvements, and a new interdisciplinary academic building.
Research With Global Impact
Trees a tool to fight climate change
Study measures how curbing deforestation in the Northeast could lower the impact of carbon emissions.
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Clark ‘Top Producer’ of Gilman Scholars
Of Clark students who apply, 50 to 70 percent receive the study abroad scholarships, compared with 23 percent nationwide.
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Flexibility is built into our liberal arts curriculum, allowing you to select from compelling courses on diverse topics.
MATH 112
The Mathematics of Voting and Social Choice
Explore advantages and disadvantages of different voting systems from a mathematical perspective and investigate how “fair” or “representative” they can be.
MUSC 141
Computers and Music
Take a historical and project-based approach to computers as a musical tool as you learn multitrack recording and mixing, production, sound synthesis, and more.
BLAW 262
Business Ethics and Law
Learn how business, law, ethics, and personal values contribute to the decision-making process as you study statutory and case law related to current topics.
CHEM 030
Kitchen Chemistry
Spice up your knowledge of chemistry with engaging discussions and hands-on experiments on food preparation, consumption, and nutrition.
SCRN 120
History of U.S. Film Since 1960
Study how film evolved as a commercial art form after the collapse of the studio system, including the effects of social, economic, and technological developments.
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