Stories
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April 1, 2020, Update to Clark Employees: Governor’s Stay-at-Home Advisory Through May 4
Dear Clark University Employees, Yesterday Governor Baker extended the order closing non-essential businesses, as well as the accompanying stay-at-home advisory, through May 4, 2020. These actions are vital to our community’s efforts to slow the spread of the COVID-19 virus, and mitigate demands on our health care system. This response has our full support. As…
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Ari Hoffman’s online Hillel reaches college students across the country
Clark economics major creates virtual Jewish community
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Professor Laura Graves urges employees to ‘maintain connection’ while working at home
Structure, work-life balance key to telecommuting success
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Custodians are on the front lines in campus battle against COVID-19
Disinfecting surfaces is crucial to keeping virus at bay
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With schools closed, Clark volunteers take tutoring online
Undergraduates work with at-risk youth through Upward Bound program
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Clarkies for Kindness aims to raise spirits from afar
New student group spreads messages of positivity
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March 23, 2020, Update to Clark Employees: Gov. Baker’s Closure of Non-essential Businesses
Dear Clark University Employees, You are likely aware of Governor Baker’s announcement earlier today closing non-essential businesses and advising everyone to stay at home where they can for the two-week period. The order includes the following guidance as to what aspects of University operations are exempt essential services: Educators and staff supporting public and private…
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Clark professors ready to welcome students to their online classrooms
Technology, flexibility will be critical to distance learning
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A message to Clark students from their teachers
As online learning begins March 23, Clark professors offer words of encouragement to their students. Gino DiIorio, Visual and Performing Arts This experience has really highlighted what is special about Clark. We learn a lot about our students, we teach in small class settings, we know them well over the course of four years. One…
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Students find ways to stay connected, despite uncertainty
‘We need to be listening to each other’