The power of a Clark Degree
Lead with integrity
Enable others to thrive
Deepen our understanding of the human experience
Contribute to stronger, more resilient communities
Clarkies of note
D’Army Bailey ’65
The late civil rights leader and district court judge battled injustice throughout his life and led the effort to establish the National Civil Rights Museum.
Janice Culpepper ’77
A senior program officer for the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, Janice Culpepper leads the global battle against malaria.
Matt Goldman ’83. M.B.A. ’84
Best known for the Blue Man Group, he also co-founded the Blue School in Manhattan, to inspire creativity and innovative thinking in students.
Padma Lakshmi ’92
Best known as the host of TV’s “Top Chef,” the former Clark theatre student is also recognized for her work as an author, model, and food expert.
Jeffrey Lurie ’73
When he was a Clark student, Jeffrey Lurie sat in the cheap seats at football games. Today, he’s owner of the Super Bowl-winning Philadelphia Eagles.
Wendi Trilling ’86
As the former executive vice president of comedy at CBS, Wendi Trilling brought hit shows like “The Big Bang Theory” to the airwaves. Today, she runs Trill TV.
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Be a force for change.
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