Government: Jennifer Goldstein ’05, Political Science & History Major
Read: Desk Officer, U.S. Department of State, Washington, D.C.
Education/Academia: Dan Roberts ’07, M.A. ’08, History Major
Read: Dan Roberts’ love of history was practically pre-destined by his hometown.
The meat of the matter
Read: How many people do you know who have the words “diversified herd management,” “intensive grazing rotation” and “barn chores” on their resume?
Seeking solutions in developing countries
Read: Sitting in on board meetings with senior-level university and United States Agency for International Development (USAID) officials was not something history major Brooks Marmon expected to be doing this early in his career.
Caitlin Thayer’s career has sole
Read: Caitlin Thayer does not take her feet for granted, and with good reason…
Clark Architecture: Then and Now
Watch:Jared Packard-Winkler ’12 talks about his Clark architecture research with Associate Professor of Art History Kristina Wilson.
Clark Architecture: Topics in Modern Art
Watch: Patrick Greer ’11 discusses his research about the history of Clark’s buildings.
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.
Growing up in a family of news junkies
Watch: Clark alumnus Paul Heldman ’85, Senior Policy Analyst for Potomoc Research Group, discusses his career path from newsman to policy analyst.
The Real State of America Atlas
Listen: Clark research professor Cynthia Enloe is interviewed on WCBS Newsradio about her latest book, “The Real State of America Atlas: Mapping the Myths and Truths of the United States.”
Award-winning book traces America’s global reach
Read Professor Emeritus George Billias’ award-winning book traces America’s global reach.
Education/Academia: Dan Roberts ’07, M.A. ’08, History Major
Read: Dan Roberts’ love of history was practically pre-destined by his hometown.
The meat of the matter
Read: How many people do you know who have the words “diversified herd management,” “intensive grazing rotation” and “barn chores” on their resume?
Seeking solutions in developing countries
Read: Sitting in on board meetings with senior-level university and United States Agency for International Development (USAID) officials was not something history major Brooks Marmon expected to be doing this early in his career.
Caitlin Thayer’s career has sole
Read: Caitlin Thayer does not take her feet for granted, and with good reason…
Clark Architecture: Then and Now
Watch:Jared Packard-Winkler ’12 talks about his Clark architecture research with Associate Professor of Art History Kristina Wilson.
Clark Architecture: Topics in Modern Art
Watch: Patrick Greer ’11 discusses his research about the history of Clark’s buildings.
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.
Growing up in a family of news junkies
Watch: Clark alumnus Paul Heldman ’85, Senior Policy Analyst for Potomoc Research Group, discusses his career path from newsman to policy analyst.
The Real State of America Atlas
Listen: Clark research professor Cynthia Enloe is interviewed on WCBS Newsradio about her latest book, “The Real State of America Atlas: Mapping the Myths and Truths of the United States.”
Award-winning book traces America’s global reach
Read Professor Emeritus George Billias’ award-winning book traces America’s global reach.
