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Classroom -> Career: Black in Tech

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Hear from a virtual panel of accomplished Black tech industry professionals at this in-person event.

Sponsored by: Office of Identity, Student Engagement, and Access

Introduction to OneDrive

Learn more about how this cloud system helps you save time, protect your files, and create flexibility in your workflow.

Sponsored by: Information Technology Services

Getting Organized with Outlook (for Mac)

Drowning in email? Join us for this online workshop for Mac users – Getting Organized with Outlook on Monday, January 9 at 1pm. Registration is required. An equivalent workshop for Windows […]

‘Waiting for Obols’

Michelson Theater, Little Center

Join students from the Department of Visual and Performing Arts and the Becker School of Design & Technology for an interactive theater gaming experience.

Sponsored by: Becker School of Design & Technology

Getting Organized with Outlook (for Mac)

Drowning in email? Join us for this online workshop for Mac users – Getting Organized with Outlook on Monday, January 9 at 1pm. Registration is required. An equivalent workshop for Windows […]

Hackathon 101 with ClarkTIE

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Join ClarkTIE for this info session to learn more about hackathons and how to make the most out of them.

Chit Chat and Pizza

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Come relax, talk with your classmates, and get to know the computer science community at Clark — and did we mention pizza?

Sponsored by: Department of Computer Science

Recurring

Cosmic Cowboy, a sci-fi opera (free tickets available)

Emerson Paramount Center – Robert J. Orchard Stage 559 Washington St., Boston, MA, United States

White Snake Projects, a longtime collaborator with the Becker School of Design & Technology, presents “Cosmic Cowboy,” a sci-fi opera experience exploring the mysteries of space, time, and love. Free tickets are available for members of the Clark community.

Computer Science Ice Cream Social

Sackler Sciences Center S121

The Department of Computer Science invites students to learn about the department, hang out with each other, and enjoy some ice cream!

Sponsored by: Department of Computer Science

Summer Game Studio

Summer Game Studio offers high school students the opportunity to dive into the gaming industry. This two-week residential program allows students ages 14 to 18 to live, learn, and play games together.