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Clark alumna is changing the plight of missing and murdered indigenous women and girls A remarkable story about a Clark College alumna who did something that no one else has been able to do in [...]

“I don’t know that I ever served with or know of anybody that has more integrity than Al (Bauer).” ~ U.S. Rep. Dennis Heck   Washington’s education senator Cattle rancher, lawmaker, teacher, [...]

In 1948, regretting his decision to work in a cannery for 80 cents an hour and feeling jealous of friends who had gone to college, Al Bauer showed up at Clark College with his transcript in hand. [...]

Clark College Foundation’s most celebrated event of the year is its annual Scholarship Reception. It’s an opportunity for donors and their scholarship recipients to meet each other, share [...]

The most defining moments of Clark College Foundation’s Scholarship Reception in October 2019 are in this edition of Penguin Chats, “Promising a world of dreams.” In late October 2019, [...]

Rhonda Morin, APR, won a prestigious Spotlight Award for a Clark College Foundation podcast from the Public Relations Society of America (PRSA), Oregon chapter on Wednesday, November 6, 2019. [...]

by Rhonda Morin Buck Marr was approached by his friend, Les Burger, a retired major general and medical doctor, who was working with Clark President Robert Knight, private donors and other [...]

Two female veterans find their way home at Clark By Rhonda Morin   A Navy veteran would have dropped out of college for the third time had it not been for Clark’s Veterans Resource Center. [...]

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 [...]

Diversity and equity. Getting parents involved with their children’s learning. Dual language programs taking hold. Curriculum of humor. Three local educators came together in late June on Clark [...]