The Clark Experience At Clark University, you are respected for challenging convention and trying out new ideas. You learn how social change is made, and you get to be an agent of that change.
Individual development is nurtured by a dedicated faculty who encourage hands-on learning.
Clark is an incubator for original ideas. You can find it in our history and on our campus now - innovators who aren't restricted by conventional wisdom, who are supported in their search for new ways of thinking. Professor Ron Eastman, with his software Idrisi, simplified computer mapping and analysis for use on a person computer. Deborah Dwork established Clark's leadership in the study of Holocaust history as the first director of Clark's Center for Holocaust Studies. These and many other creative faculty researchers stimulate the curiosity of students.