Professor Jeremy Mims directs the Collegiate Choir in the Sacred Heart Chapel.
Education majors like Katie Van Buer go to local classrooms to teach students of all ages.
Erik Brolin puts on the finishing touches to his ceramic mugs.
Environmental Studies Green House
Lucas likes to ride his Harley, he is an avid Clarke sports fan, a Physical Therapy major and an avid snowboarder at Sundown Mountain Ski Resort. The all-around student.
Math and Education Major Matt Naber
English Major Streamlines
Computer Information Systems Degree Students working with a Drone
Athletic Training degree students work on each other with feux injuries to practice proper techniques.
Spanish students sit outside the Atrium helping create decorations for Dia De Los Muertos (Day of the Dead)
Religious Studies students can participate in Mission Trips
Social Work students were able to start a fundraising campaign for Flint Michigan.
Clark University nursing major student Lilliana Cruz in the Nursing Simulation Lab
Paige interned with the National Mississippi River Museum & Aquarium in Dubuque.
Clarke's production of Eurydice
The Clarke Compass inspires me to interact in diverse events and reflect on my pursuits in an awesome way. If I want to compete on the lacrosse team, play the saxophone, get involved in the community, join Playmakers Improv and make the Dean’s list, The Clarke Compass helps me manage all of those things!
The Clarke Compass is Clarke’s personalized, one-of-a-kind plan that tracks your movement through college to ensure that you are career and life ready upon graduation. Compass is here to help make your academic experience comprehensive so you leave college with the tools employers seek. In the most basic terms, The Clarke Compass is a method of tracking all your experiences in college so that when you graduate, you have a tangible, all-inclusive resume of your time spent here that you can present at employment or graduate school interviews. In a nutshell, it will make your life easier and more organized.
