Alumni Newsletter | August 2025
Fresh energy. Bold ideas. Real connections.
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Say hello to the inaugural issue of The Clark Current. Your refreshed alumni newsletter, created to reconnect you with Clark and with each other, no matter where life has taken you.
Inside: plenty of reasons to smile, proud moments, and unexpected memories.
This isn’t just news. It’s decades of Clark spirit, still flowing. Let’s see where the current takes us. 💌
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5 Ways to Boost Your Career this Summer |
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1. Plug into ClarkCONNECT
Expand your network, find mentors, or support fellow Clarkies.
Join ClarkCONNECT
2. Boost Your Résumé & Interview Skills
Alumni-friendly tips, mock interviews, and advice.
Free tips + advice
3. Missed the Career Resilience Panel?
Hear from alumni and experts on thriving through layoffs, downsizing & uncertainty.
Watch the replay🎥Passcode: m%33nY+O
View Resources
4. Be a Mentor to Clark Students
Help a fellow Clarkie get their start. Be the person who offers that first step: an internship, a job lead, a conversation. Email Melisa Alves, Ph.D., Associate Dean/Executive Director of Career Planning.
5. Get 50% Off Clark Microcredentials | Code: CLARKALUM50
Quick, online courses to upskill and advance your career. Code expires on 02/25/26.
Self-paced and flexible
Have Questions or Need Career Support?
We’re just an email away: cservices@clarku.edu
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| | - Move-In Day - Aug. 21
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Boston GOLD Event - Sept. 4
- NYC GOLD Event - Sept. 9
- LA Community Event - Sept. 9
- San Diego Community Event - Sept. 16
- Portland, ME Community Event - Sept. 18
- Alumni Hockey Game & Dinner - Dec. 6
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Flashback: The Clash at Clark 🎸
On September 28, 1979, The Clash launched their U.S. Take the Fifth tour right here at Clark in the Student Activities Center.
The crowd got a first listen to soon-to-be classics like “London Calling”, performed months before the album dropped. It was loud, packed, and unforgettable.
Got a memory from that night? Reply to this email or send it to uacomms@clarku.edu to be featured in an upcoming newsletter! 📩
(Photos: blackmarketclash.co.uk)
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Share Your Clark Wisdom with new Clarkies 💬
Welcome the Class of 2029 with advice only a fellow Clarkie can give.
Share 1–3 lines of wisdom from your Clark experience and moments that shaped you.
Reply to this email or send your note to uacomms@clarku.edu!
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Clarkies Making Waves: Michael Ross '93
Michael appeared on GBH’s The Culture Show podcast. His late father, Steve Ross—a Holocaust survivor and founding organizer of the Boston Holocaust Memorial—is featured in the documentary Etched In Glass: The Legacy of Steve Ross.
In the interview, Michael talks about the new Holocaust Museum Boston and a family heirloom they’re donating to it.
Listen in or read the recap here! 🎧
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In Memoriam:
Dr. Amy G. Richter |
Beloved history professor Amy G. Richter left a lasting mark on generations of Clark students.
Known for her deep knowledge, warmth, and generosity, she taught history as a lens to understand the world and ourselves.
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Whether it’s been five years or fifty since you walked across campus, you’re still part of the current that runs through Clark.
Let us know what you'd like to see in upcoming issues! We’ll be back next month with more stories to share with you.
Fiat Lux,
The Clark Current Team
Clark University Advancement
Kerry Feltner: kfeltner@clarku.edu
Kendra Hacker: khacker@clarku.edu
uacomms@clarku.edu
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