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.
Business: George Russell, Jr. ’72, Executive VP, State Street Corp. & President, State Street Foundation
Watch: George Russell, Jr. ’72, President of State Street Foundation, discusses his career path from Clark to Wall Street.
“When a Kiss is Not Just a Kiss”
Watch Clark senior describes her psychology research project, “When a Kiss is Not Just a Kiss: How Personalization in Sexual Assault Education Programs Affect Retention and Awareness Rates Across Genders.”
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.
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.
“A Movement of a King”
Watch: Clark political science professor Ravi Perry gave this lecture entitled “A Movement of a King: An Evening with Dr. Ravi Perry,” at Xavier University.
Picturing Worcester
Watch: Clarkie film major Michael Sirois ’11 made this experimental film about Worcester for the 2011 Woo Tube Contest.
Three generations of Steinbrechers
Watch: An informal chat with three generations of Steinbrechers at Clark University.
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.
Business: George Russell, Jr. ’72, Executive VP, State Street Corp. & President, State Street Foundation
Watch: George Russell, Jr. ’72, President of State Street Foundation, discusses his career path from Clark to Wall Street.
“When a Kiss is Not Just a Kiss”
Watch Clark senior describes her psychology research project, “When a Kiss is Not Just a Kiss: How Personalization in Sexual Assault Education Programs Affect Retention and Awareness Rates Across Genders.”
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.
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.
“A Movement of a King”
Watch: Clark political science professor Ravi Perry gave this lecture entitled “A Movement of a King: An Evening with Dr. Ravi Perry,” at Xavier University.
Picturing Worcester
Watch: Clarkie film major Michael Sirois ’11 made this experimental film about Worcester for the 2011 Woo Tube Contest.
Three generations of Steinbrechers
Watch: An informal chat with three generations of Steinbrechers at Clark University.
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.
