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In memoriam for April 2017
Shanon Anzjon-Paddock ’92 Eugene Beard Kathy Bogert ’84 James Carpenito Conrad “Gene” Chambers ’69 – A 25-year veteran of the Vancouver Police Department, [...]
Partners Spring 2017
Not such a dirty job Few women choose trade jobs. Clark is changing the perception of these jobs Trades network has your back Alumni in the trades Funding the future Growth and stability in our [...]
Trades network has your back
By Lily Raff McCaulou Want to come to campus to speak or mentor women who are training for the trades? Contact Kelsey Hukill, director of alumni relations at 360.992.2767. As a network [...]
Women in the trades
Few women choose trade jobs. Clark wants to change that. By Lily Raff McCaulou In the machine shop one day this winter, student Sunshine Hill confessed — over the squeal of grinding metal [...]
Funding the future
Growth and stability in our community hinges on balanced state funding By Chato Hazelbaker The Columbia River is where Clark County begins geographically and historically. It is [...]
Student tackle the cost of textbooks
Clark students take action The Associated Students of Clark College (ASCC) is an active player in the legislative efforts of the college. In addition to supporting the college’s legislative [...]
From the president
We’re your neighbors. We welcome you to our campus to take a course so you can learn a new skill or indulge in a passion, watch Clark students put on a play, borrow a book from our library [...]
Reinventing himself
A life of crime or productivity? Guess which one Mitchell Jackson ’93 chose. By Rhonda Morin Mitchell S. Jackson ’93 had an attitude. He had the moves. He was going to be a professional [...]
Local artist believes the best is yet to come
Vancouver is not the first city in Washington that comes to mind when one thinks of hip-hop culture. However, the Pacific Northwest has had a thriving underground hip-hop scene for 20 years and [...]
