Reunion activities, networking events, young alumni programming, the Student Alumni Relations Committee (SARC) and regional programs.

Asian Studies is an interdisciplinary concentration that can be taken as a complement to any major. The concentration requires six Asian studies courses. Of these six courses, three may be selected from language courses; the other three must be selected from non-language courses.

Helps students make the transition from college to career through a wide variety of programs, including graduate school advising, resume writing workshops, individual evaluations, mock interviews, internships, and on-campus recruiting events.

A forum for Holocaust scholarship. Dedicated to teaching, research, and public service, the Center will, train the professors, teachers, museum curators and directors of the future.

Founded in 1887, Clark University is the second oldest graduate school in the United States, comprising a rich and exciting academic and regional history.

Campus group that celebrates Jewish culture, identity, and community.

ClarkNews is published four times a year in winter, spring, summer and fall for members of the Clark community, including alumni, parents and friends. The magazine features University news, articles about alumni, students and faculty, and information about alumni and upcoming events.

Offering undergraduate, graduate, corporate training, and global studies degrees for continuing education adult students. Clark's part time programs for working adults enable to explore new possibilities, change careers, or advance in your current area of work.

Clark University's CCI is a Microsoft Authorized Technical Education Center with Certificate Programs available. Classes are held at their three campus locations in Braintree, Cambridge, and Framingham MA.

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Currently, the largest group of faculty and graduate students are in Developmental Psychology, and many other faculty and students have developmental interests as well. Indeed, a focus on development in its broadest sense is the central theme of all of psychology at Clark, at all levels.

Dedicated to research on one of the most fundamental questions confronting human-kind: what is and ought to be our relationship with nature?

Has ready access to additional instrumentation at affiliated institutions in the greater Worcester area, mainly at the University of Massachusetts Medical Center, the Worcester Foundation for Biomedical Research, and the Massachusetts Biotechnology Park.

A non-profit research organization within the Graduate School of Geography at Clark. Activities centered around the development, distribution and support of the geographic analysis and image processing software system IDRISI and the digitizing and vector editing package CartaLinx; educational programs; and research.

A Student Council recognized student organization, and as such operates independently of the Clark Pre-Law Advisory Committee.

Library information, collections, publications, and links to other library resources.

A listing of all the clubs, organizations, and student groups at Clark.