Meet this year’s Lund Award recipients! 🏆

Doctoral student Tiana “Tee” Freeman and sociology Professor Shelly Tenenbaum have been recognized with the 2024 John W. Lund Community Achievement Award for their significant contributions to the Worcester community.

Freeman, a fifth-year doctoral student in social psychology, is the design and lead program facilitator of the Worcester YWCA Transformation Program, the first youth program for Black girls in Worcester.

Tenenbaum is co-director of the Liberal Arts for Returning Citizens (LARC) program at Clark and has been recognized for her contributions to solutions that help break the cycle of incarceration and recidivism.

🔗 See link in bio to learn more about their work.

Congratulations to these outstanding members of the Clark community! 👏👏👏
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📸 President David Fithian, left, and Joseph Corazzini, vice president of government and community affairs, right, present Tiana “Tee” Freeman and Shelly Tenenbaum with the 2024 John W. Lund Clark Community Achievement Award.