National Grid and Clark Team Up
Watch: Environmental science major Amy Kapitan ’13 worked as a liaison between National Grid and stakeholders in Worcester.
American Museum of Natural History Evolution of Terrestrial Leeches
Watch: A biology and studio art double major, Rebecca Rood Goldman ’14 studied the evolution of terrestrial leeches for her LEEP Project.
Sustainable Evaluation in Guatemala
Watch: Lila Trowbridge ’12 worked with a community-based organization in Guatemala for her LEEP Project.
Sri Lankan Post-War Trauma and Victimization
Watch: Kulani Dias ’13 studied post-war trauma in Sri Lanka for her LEEP Pioneer Project.
Clark University Peace Library
Watch: In the first of her “Hidden Campus Spots” series, Laina Pauker ’14 explores the Clark University Peace Library.
Studying Trauma in Post-War Sri Lanka
Watch: Clark undergrad is interviewed by Bostonlanka.com/South Asian News about her research on post-war sentiments towards ethnic minorities in Sri Lanka.
LEEP Project Pioneer Blog
Read: Six Clark undergraduates who have been selected as LEEP (Liberal Education and Effective Practice) Pioneers blog about their summer LEEP projects.
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.
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.
American Museum of Natural History Evolution of Terrestrial Leeches
Watch: A biology and studio art double major, Rebecca Rood Goldman ’14 studied the evolution of terrestrial leeches for her LEEP Project.
Sustainable Evaluation in Guatemala
Watch: Lila Trowbridge ’12 worked with a community-based organization in Guatemala for her LEEP Project.
Sri Lankan Post-War Trauma and Victimization
Watch: Kulani Dias ’13 studied post-war trauma in Sri Lanka for her LEEP Pioneer Project.
Clark University Peace Library
Watch: In the first of her “Hidden Campus Spots” series, Laina Pauker ’14 explores the Clark University Peace Library.
Studying Trauma in Post-War Sri Lanka
Watch: Clark undergrad is interviewed by Bostonlanka.com/South Asian News about her research on post-war sentiments towards ethnic minorities in Sri Lanka.
LEEP Project Pioneer Blog
Read: Six Clark undergraduates who have been selected as LEEP (Liberal Education and Effective Practice) Pioneers blog about their summer LEEP projects.
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.
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.
