Clark Associate Dean Mary-Ellen Boyle introduces LEEP
Watch: Mary-Ellen Boyle, associate dean of the college at Clark University, presents guidance counselors with background on Clark’s innovative model of higher education, LEEP™.
Clark Prof. Jeffrey Arnett speaks about Emerging Adulthood
Watch: Jeffrey Jensen Arnett, professor of psychology, spoke to guidance counselors about his research into Emerging Adulthood.
A student’s-eye view of LEEP
Watch: Clark undergrads describe the University’s new model for education, LEEP.
FYI: First Year Intensives and LEEP
Watch: Clarkies talk about the benefits of first-year intensives on their liberal arts education.
Sustainability lessons in London
Watch: When Ann Salerno ’13 asked for more responsibility during her London internship, she ended up writing a constitution for a local gardening group.
Living LEEP
Watch: Hannah Berry ’12 describes Clark’s new model of education, LEEP, and how it relates to her academic experience.
My LEEP: Research with mosquitoes
Watch: Matt Warndorf ’12 learned scientific research first hand with Clark Biology Professor Todd Livdahl.
LEEP provides a solid foundation
Watch: Champo Mapulanga, a Clark University undergrad from Zambia, talks about LEEP, Clark’s pioneering model of education.
Clark Architecture: Then and Now
Watch:Jared Packard-Winkler ’12 talks about his Clark architecture research with Associate Professor of Art History Kristina Wilson.
“Creativity and Resilience”
Watch: “Creativity and Resilience” was the topic of a recent Difficult Dialogues lecture.
Criminalizing the denial of the Armenian Genocide
Watch: Clark Prof. Taner Akcam was interviewed by the BBC’s Zeinab Badawi regarding a French bill that would criminalize denial of the Armenian Genocide.
Student Impact in the Arctic
Watch and Listen: Students talk about their exciting research in Siberian Arctic and how it changed their lives.
Clark Prof. Jeffrey Arnett speaks about Emerging Adulthood
Watch: Jeffrey Jensen Arnett, professor of psychology, spoke to guidance counselors about his research into Emerging Adulthood.
A student’s-eye view of LEEP
Watch: Clark undergrads describe the University’s new model for education, LEEP.
FYI: First Year Intensives and LEEP
Watch: Clarkies talk about the benefits of first-year intensives on their liberal arts education.
Sustainability lessons in London
Watch: When Ann Salerno ’13 asked for more responsibility during her London internship, she ended up writing a constitution for a local gardening group.
Living LEEP
Watch: Hannah Berry ’12 describes Clark’s new model of education, LEEP, and how it relates to her academic experience.
My LEEP: Research with mosquitoes
Watch: Matt Warndorf ’12 learned scientific research first hand with Clark Biology Professor Todd Livdahl.
LEEP provides a solid foundation
Watch: Champo Mapulanga, a Clark University undergrad from Zambia, talks about LEEP, Clark’s pioneering model of education.
Clark Architecture: Then and Now
Watch:Jared Packard-Winkler ’12 talks about his Clark architecture research with Associate Professor of Art History Kristina Wilson.
“Creativity and Resilience”
Watch: “Creativity and Resilience” was the topic of a recent Difficult Dialogues lecture.
Criminalizing the denial of the Armenian Genocide
Watch: Clark Prof. Taner Akcam was interviewed by the BBC’s Zeinab Badawi regarding a French bill that would criminalize denial of the Armenian Genocide.
Student Impact in the Arctic
Watch and Listen: Students talk about their exciting research in Siberian Arctic and how it changed their lives.
