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David Fithian is ready for change
David Fithian is no stranger to challenging beginnings. Spring 2021 Clark magazine cover Story originally published in Clark magazine, spring 2021 In his first six weeks on the job as assistant dean of freshmen at Harvard University, he encountered a…
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‘When the historians write the story of this century, you’ll give them something to write about’
Clark University students were urged to ask the hard questions, drive change, and even occasionally stir some trouble, during the 117th Commencement ceremony at Granger Field on Sunday, June 13. The University awarded 490 bachelor’s degrees and conferred three honorary…
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‘It is now your moment to take your education and use it to better our world’
Clark University today held the first of two ceremonies to celebrate its 117th Commencement.
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School of Business Honors Students and Beta Gamma Sigma Inductees
Alan Eisner, dean of the Clark University School of Business (School of Business), has announced the recipients of this year’s outstanding School of Business undergraduate, graduate, alumni, and faculty awards.
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Entrepreneurship students learn the art of running a food truck
A group of students this past semester took their education on the road to give the local community a taste of Clark.
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The latest business of alumna Valerie Diaz
Valerie Diaz, ’19 always felt like entrepreneurship was “part of her DNA.” Her spirit truly shined in 2019 when she was an award winner in the School of Business’s Ureka Challenge for two businesses, DZ Marketing, which focused on digital…
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Wellness Days help Clark students focus on health, well-being
Clark students will have some extra time to relax, unwind, and focus on their well-being this semester thanks to several Wellness Days that have been incorporated into the academic calendar.
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School of Business Professor Dr. Jing Zhang Speaks at Rally Against Hate
On March 27, 2021, School of Business (School of Business) Professor Dr. Jing Zhang took part in the “Stop HateJing Zhang photo Rally and Run” event held in Boston along part of the Boston Marathon route. Organized by the New…
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School of Business Honors Student Employees
With the 2021 National Student Employment Week occurring the week of April 12, the School of Business (School of Business) is recognizing its student employees who provide invaluable assistance to faculty and staff.
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When One Person Makes All the Difference
Sometimes the right person comes along and gives that extra insight to get you to the other side. That person was Cheryl Miller, senior business advisor with the Massachusetts Small Business Development Center Network, and the person that needed a…
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Jim Mancuso ’07, MBA ‘08 on His Career in Finance
Jim Mancuso ’07, MBA ’08 spent a session last week with students in professor David Tang’s undergraduate corporate finance class where he discussed his experiences as a student at Clark, the skills he’s gained, and his career path to becoming…
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Ureka Challenge Finals Finish with Flair
The 2021 Ureka Challenge may have felt a bit different this year, with all judges and several of the student entrepreneurs participating remotely, but it was nonetheless exciting.
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Alumna Samantha Goodman is finding new ways to give back
Samantha Goodman ’11 had been searching for ways to give back to her alma mater. She was already donating to the Clark Fund, but wanted to do more.
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Human resource managers get a seat at the leadership table
In today’s continually evolving business climate, “human resources” means a lot more than simply compensation and benefits.
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Leaders Helping Leaders
When the Covid pandemic began in 2020 and immediately impacted course delivery and extra-curricular services for students, the staff and faculty of Clark University’s School of Business worked to find ways to engage students and help create a positive experience…
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NBA champion-turned-businessman B.J. Armstrong shares advice with marketing students
Clark University students studying partnership marketing in Professor Lawrence Norman’s Marketing to You course received real-world advice from one of the best in the sports industry during Winter Intersession when three-time NBA champion-turned-businessman B.J. Armstrong dropped in for a virtual…
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Master classes offer a window into graduate academics
A few months after taking command of the Maryland National Guard, Major General Linda Singh helped lead the response to unrest and rioting in Baltimore following the death of Freddie Gray, a young Black man, from injuries sustained in police…
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School of Business Holds First Virtual Alumni Gathering of 2021
On Tuesday, January 19 a group of School of Business alumni came together virtually to meet Dean Alan Eisner, PhD, and hear about some of the upcoming plans and goals for School of Business. Alumni came from as near as…
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Intersession Speaker Series Begins in School of Business
His second Marketing to You course “sold out” in under three minutes. That is, 50 seats were filled by eager Clark University undergrads within minutes of open registration.
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School of Business Continues Partnership with CAIA Association
The Clark University School of Business (School of Business) has continued its academic partnership with the Chartered Alternative Investment Analyst (CAIA) Association.
