Becoming a Global Citizen
Watch: Maria Acosta Cruz, Chair of the Department of Foreign Languages and Literatures at Clark, talks about how learning a foreign language is a gateway to becoming a global citizen.
Psyched at Clark
Read: Junior Rebecca Wohl-Pollack blogs about academic life at Clark from the perspective of a psychology major who’s also completing a concentration in Jewish Studies.
Belonging and Genocide
Watch: Professor Thomas Kuehne, of Clark University’s Strassler Family Center for Holocaust and Genocide Studies, discusses his new book Belonging and Genocide: Hitler’s Community, 1918-1945.
Visualizing Historic Performances
Watch: Virginia Vaughan, Professor of English at Clark University, discusses her new book Speaking Pictures: The Visual/Verbal Nexus of Dramatic Performance, which she co-edited with Fernando Cioni, and Clark alumna Jacquelyn Bessell.
The Great Recession and Its Impact on Families
Watch: In this fourth and final presidential inauguration symposium panel, based upon the first seminar, Clark experts review research on the impact of the 2007 Great Recession.
A Radical Life
Read: D’Army Bailey got booted from one university for leading civil rights protests. And then Clark came calling.
Clark Diaries
Read: Seven Clarkies blog about their day-to-day lives.
The Internet and Your Brain
Lawn Care and the Environment
Watch: Abby Kaminski ’11 is researching the impact of suburban lawn care practices on the local environment and writing a storybook to educate kids about these issues.
Creativity and Leadership for the New Century
Watch: Clark experts focus on what creativity means and how leadership is needed to promote and encourage it in the 21st century.
Challenges and Opportunities in Today’s Global Economy
Watch: While all indicators point toward a slow recovery of the global economy from the latest worldwide recession, challenges for economic stability and growth remain. Clark experts present their views and perceptions of the challenges—and opportunities—that face their respective organizations.
Pakistan Flood Awareness
Watch: Clark’s South Asian Students Association educated the campus community about the disastrous floods that took place in Pakistan last summer.
Psyched at Clark
Read: Junior Rebecca Wohl-Pollack blogs about academic life at Clark from the perspective of a psychology major who’s also completing a concentration in Jewish Studies.
Belonging and Genocide
Watch: Professor Thomas Kuehne, of Clark University’s Strassler Family Center for Holocaust and Genocide Studies, discusses his new book Belonging and Genocide: Hitler’s Community, 1918-1945.
Visualizing Historic Performances
Watch: Virginia Vaughan, Professor of English at Clark University, discusses her new book Speaking Pictures: The Visual/Verbal Nexus of Dramatic Performance, which she co-edited with Fernando Cioni, and Clark alumna Jacquelyn Bessell.
The Great Recession and Its Impact on Families
Watch: In this fourth and final presidential inauguration symposium panel, based upon the first seminar, Clark experts review research on the impact of the 2007 Great Recession.
A Radical Life
Read: D’Army Bailey got booted from one university for leading civil rights protests. And then Clark came calling.
Clark Diaries
Read: Seven Clarkies blog about their day-to-day lives.
The Internet and Your Brain
Watch: Abby Kaminski ’11 is researching the impact of suburban lawn care practices on the local environment and writing a storybook to educate kids about these issues. Lawn Care and the Environment
Creativity and Leadership for the New Century
Watch: Clark experts focus on what creativity means and how leadership is needed to promote and encourage it in the 21st century.
Challenges and Opportunities in Today’s Global Economy
Watch: While all indicators point toward a slow recovery of the global economy from the latest worldwide recession, challenges for economic stability and growth remain. Clark experts present their views and perceptions of the challenges—and opportunities—that face their respective organizations.
Pakistan Flood Awareness
Watch: Clark’s South Asian Students Association educated the campus community about the disastrous floods that took place in Pakistan last summer.
