Pioneering Technology
Amalia Mendes, M.S., Geographic Information Science
Amalia Mendes is a GIS Analyst at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, employing geospatial technologies to advance polio eradication efforts.
Our community is driven by a desire to shape a more sustainable,
more equitable, more vibrant future for people around the globe.
94% of recent IDCE graduates are employed in purpose-driven professions.
Many have realized their ambitions by managing conservation efforts or coordinating immigration assistance,
leading teams of data scientists working to develop mapping software, or performing field research into the effects
of climate change on wetland ecology. Thanks to the training you receive at Clark, you’ll graduate prepared to make
your own mark on the world — and to build a successful, fulfilling career in the field you envision.
