Faculty
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Does AI have a mind?
Exploring how AI impacts communication with Psychology Professor Michael Miller
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Rags to Rags: The multi-generational ‘shock’ of the Victorian Poor Law
When governments end social programs like cash transfers to economically disadvantaged people, what is the impact on their children, their grandchildren, and beyond?
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Enloe: The truth is hard, but must always be pursued
“Curiosity is not passive,” Professor Emerita Cynthia Enloe told a crowd of well-wishers, colleagues, and former students during her last scheduled lecture at Clark. “Curiosity is part of being engaged with the world.”
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‘Self-assessment never stops’
From Nov. 2 to 5, Clark will host representatives from the New England Commission of Higher Education (NECHE) to assess University operations and strategies, set benchmarks, and consider effective pathways to continue meeting its academic and research goals.
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‘Let’s take this journey together’
“Feminist Curiosity is for These Dark Times” is billed as Professor Cynthia Enloe’s “final Clark lecture,” and the Oct. 16 event will indeed be the coda to her long-running series of fall lectures that she’s been delivering since about 2010. But she’s quick to add that this is far from the end of her story.
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Toby Sisson selected for RISD Museum residency
The RISD Museum has announced that Toby Sisson, associate professor of studio art, has been selected as the museum’s research resident for 2026.
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Aylward’s ‘Oblivion’ film wins festival prize
John Aylward’s opera “Oblivion” was turned into a movie at Clark in 2022. It recently won a top prize from the World Film Festival in Cannes.
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Mapping reparations in Massachusetts
Interdisciplinary project combines public history with data and GIS savvy
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Community spirit reflected in the work of Lund Award winners
Ryan Saboia ’26 and Geography Professor Rinku Roy Chowdhury have been honored for their dedication to the Worcester community and for serving and uplifting the city’s marginalized and underserved populations.
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Park, Bamberg named Fulbright Scholars
Professors Jie Park and Michael Bamberg will spend time abroad next year, each to conduct research and teach courses as Fulbright Scholars