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.
Clark President David Angel discusses LEEP
Watch: President David Angel Clark discusses how a Clark education prepares students for life, career and citizenship.
London Living and LEEP
Watch: Shaun Holt ’13, a communication and culture major, talks about his semester abroad in the London Internship Program and its relationship to Clark’s new model of education, LEEP.
LEEP through an intern’s camera lens
Watch: Economics major Champo Mapulanga ’12 discusses her campus job as a photographer and how that complements her academic experience.
LEEP Lessons from Clark’s EMS Squad
Watch: Ben Schaeffer ’15 describes his experience on Clark University’s EMS squad.
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 Prof. Jeffrey Arnett speaks about Emerging Adulthood
Watch: Jeffrey Jensen Arnett, professor of psychology, spoke to guidance counselors about his research into Emerging Adulthood.
Clark President David Angel discusses LEEP
Watch: President David Angel Clark discusses how a Clark education prepares students for life, career and citizenship.
London Living and LEEP
Watch: Shaun Holt ’13, a communication and culture major, talks about his semester abroad in the London Internship Program and its relationship to Clark’s new model of education, LEEP.
LEEP through an intern’s camera lens
Watch: Economics major Champo Mapulanga ’12 discusses her campus job as a photographer and how that complements her academic experience.
LEEP Lessons from Clark’s EMS Squad
Watch: Ben Schaeffer ’15 describes his experience on Clark University’s EMS squad.
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.
