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.
With 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.
Student outcomes
Join other Sustainability and Social Justice alumni who have found careers in managing conservation efforts, coordinating immigration assistance, leading teams of data scientists, performing field research into the effects of climate change on wetland ecology — and more.
94%
of recent graduates are employed in purpose-driven professions
of recent graduates are employed in purpose-driven professions
Undergraduate Outcomes
You’ll be prepared for internships and careers in government, international and community organizations, journalism, and education.
Graduate Student Outcomes
Browse a full list of job titles held by our successful alumni and read more profiles to learn about the impact they are making in the world.
What can you do with your degree?
- Climate Change Impacts Analyst and Adaptation Planner
- Community Planning and Development Specialist
- Data and Evaluation Specialist
- Disaster Program Manager
- Natural Resource Remote Sensing Analyst
- Public Health Program Manager
- Sustainability and Energy Manager
- Urban Planner
- Violence Prevention Advocate
- Water Resources Manager
- Wildlife Biologist
- Youth Development Coordinator
Change Makers
Student Stories
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.
Embracing people-first
Melissa Walsh, M.A., Community Development and Planning
After earning her degree, Melissa Walsh found fulfillment in her work by helping build more resilient and equitable urban communities.
Embracing people-first
Melissa Walsh, M.A., Community Development and Planning
After earning her degree, Melissa Walsh found fulfillment in her work by helping build more resilient and equitable urban communities.
Affecting Change
Kortni Wroten, MBA/M.S., Environmental Science and Policy
As Sustainability and Energy Manager, Kortni Wroten focuses on advancing the decarbonization plan and managing energy use at UMass Chan Medical School.
Affecting Change
Kortni Wroten, MBA/M.S., Environmental Science and Policy
As Sustainability and Energy Manager, Kortni Wroten focuses on advancing the decarbonization plan and managing energy use at UMass Chan Medical School.
Cultivating Connections
Benjamin Gowdy-Chase, M.A., International Development
Benjamin Gowdy-Chase works at different embassies, processing visa applications and assisting Americans abroad at the U.S. State Department.
Cultivating Connections
Benjamin Gowdy-Chase, M.A., International Development
Benjamin Gowdy-Chase works at different embassies, processing visa applications and assisting Americans abroad at the U.S. State Department.
Amplifying Community Voices
Celeste Arista Glover, M.A., Community Development and Planning
Celeste Arista Glover connects nonprofits with opportunities as the Sr. Community Philanthropy Officer at Communities Foundation of Texas.
Amplifying Community Voices
Celeste Arista Glover, M.A., Community Development and Planning
Celeste Arista Glover connects nonprofits with opportunities as the Sr. Community Philanthropy Officer at Communities Foundation of Texas.
Alumni Employers
Meet your mentors
The Department of Sustainability and Social Justice Career Development Office will help you pursue post-graduate employment by building your professional networks and communicating your skills and experience to potential employers.
Career Development
Beginning in your first year, the Sustainability and Social Justice Career Development Office will partner with you to help you plan and prepare for post-graduate employment. We will assist you in identifying professional interests and goals and work with you to obtain fulfilling experiential learning and internship experiences that put you on the path to success. We will support you in aligning your action plan with your evolving ambitions, building a professional network, and effectively communicating your skills and experience to potential employers.
Sustainability and Social Justice Careers UPdate
Access a collection of jobs, internships, and professional development opportunities cultivated from Sustainability and Social Justice alumni, employer partners, and our career development office — all aligned with the career aspirations of students and alumni.
Handshake
A platform for students to explore career options, find jobs and internships, and connect with employers.
ProFellow
A go-to source for information on professional and academic fellowships, created by fellows for aspiring fellows.
The Micro-Internship Program
Clark University’s Micro-Internship Program provides students with unique opportunities to gain valuable professional experience outside the traditional internship cycle.
Contact Information
Department of Sustainability and Social Justice
Office Location
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10 Hawthorne Street
Worcester, MA 01610-1477 - 1-508-793-7201
- 1-508-793-8820 Fax
- idce[at]clarku[dot]edu