To the Clark University Community: Clark has once again been invited to participate in the Davis Projects for Peace initiative. This is an invitation for all undergraduates on our campus to design grassroots projects for peace. The selected submission will be funded at levels up to $10,000 and implemented during the summer of 2011. Project…
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Innovation & Entrepreneurship program announces U-Reka contest winners
The Innovation and Entrepreneurship Program is excited to announce the winners of this year’s U-Reka Big Idea contest! First place ($3,000 prize): Noah Greenstein & Harrison Bass, One Green Roof idea Second place ($1,000 prize): Will Van Noppen & Diego Angel, Play it Forward – an after school tutoring and athletics program for neighborhood youth.…
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Student speaks out on Sodexo in op-ed
Clark student Celina Grisi submitted an op-ed to the Worcester Telegram and Gazette which was published today, Dec. 3. The article talks about Clark University’s responsibility over campus workers, Clark’s labor policy, and the university’s contracts with subcontractors.
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IDSC student wins overall award for international agriculture and technology essay contest
The winners of the Technical Centre for Agricultural and Rural Cooperation (CTA) Agriculture Rural Development and Youth in the Information Society (ARDYIS) essay contest were announced at a gala dinner held during the CTA/NPCA Week 2010 in Johannesburg, South Africa. Among the winners is second year International Development and Social Change student, Tyrone Hall. Hall,…
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Bracelet found in St. Peter's lot
A bracelet was found in St. Peter’s Church parking lot. Please contact campus police at x7575 for further information.
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The New England Seminar on Bowen Theory presents: The Triangle Hypothesis
The triangle hypothesis: Did Homo sapiens evolve as a species by distributing stress reactivity unequally within the social group? The highly social early human groups, competing with other groups, would have been more successful if at least a few individuals were free to perceive the environment accurately and to make sound decisions. A long period…
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Apply now for Harrington Fellowship for Washington D.C. seminars
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'Neither Here Nor There': A Public/Private View of Photography
Friday Nov. 5, 1:30 p.m. Razzo Hall, Traina Center for the Arts Boston artist Gary Duehr will present a survey of his work over the last 15 years in photography and public art, exploring the ideas of surfaces, interactive experiences, and liminal space. Gary Duehr is co-director of the Invisible Cities Group, which since 1994…
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RLH Safety Committee Seeking Student Members
Concerned about safety on campus? Help to maintain a safe environment in your residence halls! The Residential Life and Housing Safety Committee is now forming for the year, and seeking interested students to be a part of the committee. The goal of the committee is to run proactive campaigns regarding safety issues in the residence…
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Deadline for accelerated BA/MA program application part I is Nov. 1
For students who will complete their undergraduate degree requirements in December 2011, the deadline for submission of part one of the Accelerated Master’s Degree Program is Monday, November 1st. You must first meet with the Program Advisor of the particular program to which you are applying prior to submitting your application. If you have any…
