Overview:

• Founded in 1887 as Clark University, a research-intensive institution
• Named after its founder, Jonas Gilman Clark, a prominent businessman and philanthropist
• Located in Worcester, Massachusetts, a vibrant city with a rich history and cultural scene
• Consistently ranked among the top 100 national universities by U.S. News & World Report
• Known for its innovative academic programs, interdisciplinary research, and commitment to social justice

Student Life:

Extracurricular Activities:

Over 150 student clubs and organizations, including academic, cultural, social, and recreational groups

Clubs:

Clark University Film Society, Clark University Dance Company, Clark University Debate Team, Clark University Model United Nations

Sports Teams:

NCAA Division III athletics with 21 varsity teams, including basketball, soccer, swimming, and track and field

Student Support Services:

Counseling and Psychological Services, Health Services, Disability Services, Office of Multicultural Affairs

Campus Facilities:

University Park Campus with modern academic buildings, residence halls, athletic facilities, and a student center

Academics:

Academic Resources:

LEEP (Liberal Education and Effective Practice) program, which integrates liberal arts education with practical skills

Faculty:

Renowned faculty with expertise in various fields, including psychology, biology, environmental science, and international relations

Teaching Methodologies:

Emphasis on experiential learning, research opportunities, and interdisciplinary collaboration

Academic Support Services:

Writing Center, Math Center, Tutoring Services, Academic Advising

• Unique Academic Programs or Initiatives:

  • The Higgins School of Humanities: Offers interdisciplinary programs in the humanities, including the Humanities Scholars Program
  • The Graduate School of Management: AACSB-accredited business school with a focus on sustainability and social impact
  • The Strassler Center for Holocaust and Genocide Studies: Dedicated to research, education, and outreach on the Holocaust and other genocides

Top Reasons to Study Here:

• Ranked among the top 100 national universities by U.S. News & World Report
• Strong reputation for academic excellence and research
• Innovative academic programs that combine liberal arts with practical skills
• Commitment to social justice and community engagement
• Vibrant student life with a diverse range of extracurricular activities
• Notable alumni include Nobel laureates, Pulitzer Prize winners, and leaders in various fields

Services:

Counseling:

Counseling and Psychological Services provides individual and group counseling, crisis intervention, and outreach programs

Health:

Health Services offers primary care, urgent care, and health education services

Housing:

On-campus housing options include traditional residence halls, apartments, and townhouses

Library Resources:

Goddard Library provides access to over 1 million volumes, research databases, and specialized collections

Technology Support:

IT Services provides technical support, computer labs, and wireless internet access

Career Development:

Career Services offers resume writing, interview preparation, job search assistance, and networking opportunities