Stories
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Bound for Harvard Law, Joseph Jung ’20 works for a greater system of justice
‘Lawyers are advocates, and I want to advocate for those who most need a voice’
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School of Professional Studies announces graduate student and faculty awards
Outstanding recipients include inaugural Laura Myers Community Award winner
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National Grid awards sustainability scholarship in honor of President David Angel
Master’s student Maria Masood to research energy efficiency through vehicle-to-grid power sharing
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A Week of Community & Caring offers virtual events, giving opportunity
Beginning May 18, Clark will host five days of events, webinars, and outreach designed to connect alumni, students, parents, faculty, and staff. A Week of Community & Caring features programs for reunion alumni, career explorers and the Class of 2020. Developed by the offices of Alumni & Friends Engagement and The Clark Fund, the…
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Swimmer and biology major Emma Bulman prepares to make some waves in health care
Senior immersed herself in the stickleback fish evolutionary study
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Clark biologist collaborates on genetic tools that can unlock secrets of microscopic marine life
Professor Deborah Robertson co-authors study on marine protists
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‘Taking it day by day’: An interview with Tina Meetran ’15, M.A. ’16
Tina Meetran ’15, M.A. ’16, majored in international development and social change at Clark with a concentration in migration and cultures. She earned her master’s in community development and planning through Clark’s International Development, Community, and Environment Department. She has parlayed her Clark experience to a career with a nonprofit that helps first-generation and low-income…
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‘Be patient’: An interview with Rebecca Rood Goldman ’14, M.A. ’15
Rebecca Rood Goldman double-majored in biology and studio art at Clark before earning her master’s in biology through the University’s accelerated degree program. She is a registered nurse at a hospital in New York, N.Y., one of the hardest-hit areas in the COVID-19 pandemic. We caught up with her to find out how the crisis…
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‘Be active with communicating’: An interview with Volha Hrytskevich ’13
Volha Hrytskevich ’13 is a world traveler. The native of Belarus earned her degree in economics and political science at Clark before working in Washington, D.C., and then earning her master’s degree in London. She now lives and works in Sydney, Australia. We checked in with her to see how the pandemic has affected her…