Archive for February, 2009
Courage to Stand
by ClarkU on Feb.26, 2009, under Life after Clark

Published in Clarknews, winter 2009. By Tammy Griffin-Kumpey M.S.P.C. ‘06 | Photos by Rob Carlin
High school teacher Chad Malone did for his students what they say others could not —he inspired them to believe in themselves, trust others and find the courage to reach high for their futures.
“The Key” Opens the Stage
by ClarkU on Feb.26, 2009, under Life at Clark

Published in Clarknews, WInter2009. By Wendy Linden | Photo by Tammy Woodard M.A. ‘98
Playwright Gino DiIorio crafts a poignant play about the warning signs of teen depression and suicide in an effort to raise awareness and open discussion among high school and college students.
A Saving Grace
by ClarkU on Feb.26, 2009, under Life at Clark

Published in Clarknews, Winter 2009. Story by Angela Bazydlo | Photo by Edd Cote
Former child soldier Grace Akallo uses the story of her own personal tragedy as a catalyst to fight for what’s right.
Soccer Is the Pitch
by ClarkU on Feb.26, 2009, under Life after Clark

Story published in Clarknews, Winter 2009. By Tammy Griffin-Kumpey M.S.P.C. ‘06 | Photos by Edd Cote
Grounding New Orleans
by ClarkU on Feb.26, 2009, under Life after Clark
Story published in Clarknews, Winter 2009. By Anne Gibson Ph.D. ‘95
While recognizing that patience is a virtue and confessing she has little, social entrepreneur Yasmin Bowers tirelessly works to consciously re-establish the ravaged infrastructure and community of post-Katrina New Orleans.
Audio interviews with Clark alumni
by ClarkU on Feb.12, 2009, under Life after Clark, Podcasts
Listen to Clark alumni’s stories about their careers and the impact Clark had on their professional lives.
Academically Speaking
by ClarkU on Feb.04, 2009, under Podcasts
Listen to interviews with Clark professors from WTAG’s “Academically Speaking,” a program sponsored by the Worcester Consortium. Subscribe to this podcast
Clarkie at Obama Inauguration
by ClarkU on Feb.02, 2009, under Life at Clark
Read Harrington Public Affairs Fellow, Sam Reznik’s posts about the inauguration from Washington D.C.