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Arctic’s cloudy forecast
Environmental science major examines the impact of climate change.
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30%
Of undergraduates enroll in Clark master’s programs on full scholarships
Accelerated Degree Programs 97%
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The course of pandemics
From Horror to Hope delves into plagues across history, literature, science, and more.
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All the right ingredients
Polyhedron, a prestigious journal, publishes research by chemistry students.
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Flexibility is built into our liberal arts curriculum, allowing you to select from compelling courses on diverse topics.
PHIL 104
Ethics and Epidemics: From AIDS to COVID-19
What moral and public policy issues do pandemics pose? We take a deep dive into the global AIDS epidemic and ask: How can we do better with COVID-19?
CMLT 109
Human Rights and Literature
Who counts as “human”? What rights do all people have, simply by virtue of being human? Learn about human rights while reading great novels about justice.
CHEM 050
Forensic Science
How can you apply biological and chemical sciences to crime scene investigation? Review real-life cases, from Anastasia’s identity to the O.J. Simpson trial.
TA 164
American Musical Theatre
Embark on a journey of personal and artistic growth as you explore the vast art form of musical theatre. Present original work based on classical shows.
ENG 102
From Cli-Fi to Frankenstein: Reading and Writing Climate Narrative
Examine narratives and explore nature at large — and climate change, specifically, as a phenomenon affecting our transformations.
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