Stolen Sisters: an indigenous tragedy
Welcome back barbecue a hit
Tribute to the late Clark supporter Jim Raines ’54 connects student-athletes with Clark faculty and staff More than 270 alumni, community members, Clark faculty, staff, friends and Clark’s new and returning student-athletes...
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New way to contact us
We’ve changed our email address. In early September, all Clark College Foundation employees transferred to a new email domain: @supportclark.org. Clark College Foundation had been a part of Clark College’s email domain....
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Protecting our dedicated donors
Clark College Foundation is committed to protecting our generous donors and volunteers. Recent news reports have suggested that the media should get access to the foundation’s emails, including communications with donors, because...
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Clark Partners Summer 2019
Stolen sisters Clark alumna champions bills for missing and murdered indigenous women Banner year for fundraising Foundation accepts $8 million in gifts and pledges from generous community members. ...
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Stolen Sisters: an indigenous tragedy
Indigenous tragedy propels Washington state representative and Clark alumna to champion two bills By Claire Sykes For almost a decade, hundreds of red dresses have been hung on college...
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Ready. Got help. Go.
Tailored services keep Clark students on their educational path By Lily Raff McCaulou Channell Sugar-Star’s road to college was not a smooth one. She bounced between foster homes, endured childhood...
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