Graduate School of Management (GSOM) professors are widely published in the top journals in their fields, and regularly advise financial firms, government and environmental agencies, and companies worldwide. One of GSOM’s newest faculty hires is no exception. Assistant Professor David Correll comes to GSOM from Iowa State University, where he earned his Ph.D. in supply…
Graduate School of Management
Clark ranks high on Forbes list of most entrepreneurial universities
Anyone who knows Clark University knows that creativity, imagination and innovation are part of a Clarkie’s DNA. From entertainment to organic farming, from consulting to personal coaching, Clark alumni are making their marks as successful entrepreneurs. Forbes magazine has taken note, ranking Clark at No. 13 on its just-released list of the nation’s most entrepreneurial…
Graduate School of Management
Peter Bennett Hired as Director of Career Services and External Relations in the Stevenish Career Management Center
Peter Bennett has been selected as director of career services and external relations in the Stevenish Career Management Center at Clark University’s Graduate School of Management (GSOM), effective June 30. He most recently worked as a career consultant to graduate and undergraduate students and previously served as director of the Career Development Center at Trinity…
International Development Community and Environment, Uncategorized
GIS Week November 18th-November 22nd
Join the GISDE department for their annual GIS Week this Monday, November 18th through November 22nd! Please see the schedule below: Monday, November 18th “Chasing Ice” documentary screening and discussion Jefferson 320, 8:00-10:00pm “Chasing Ice is the story of one man’s mission to change the tide of history by gathering undeniable evidence of our changing…
International Development Community and Environment
GISDE ’14 Students Anne Clark Baker and Ryan Taylor Williams Research for NASA
Anne Clark Baker (GISDE ‘14) received a B.A. in Architecture from Washington University in St. Louis and Master in Landscape Architecture from the Harvard Graduate School of Design. Her experience designing public landscape architecture projects in the U.S. and abroad, coupled with AmeriCorps volunteer work in refugee and immigrant communities led to her interest in…
International Development Community and Environment, Uncategorized
Dual Degree Student Sam Bryson-Brockmann on the Clark Community Thrift Store and Youth Programming
Dual degree (CDP/MBA) 2nd year student Sam Bryson-Brockmann can be found managing a youth internship program at the Clark Community Thrift Store, attending IDCE Student Association meetings as the CDP representative, or brewing coffee at a local Starbucks. He is a Long Island native and graduate of Drew University, with a degree in History and…