ClarkFEST, formerly known as Fall Fest and Academic Spree Day, highlights the academic and research excellence of Clark’s talented undergraduate students through work conducted under the mentorship of the University’s faculty and staff. Twice a year, students share their research, academic achievements, and creative works through posters, presentations, and interactive exhibits.
ClarkFEST Fall 2024 will be held on Wednesday, October 30, from 1:30–4:30 p.m. Registration is open until September 30.
Student posters will be held in Tilton Hall. Interactive Media exhibits will be located at the Center for Media Arts, Computing, and Design. Oral presentations will take place in ASEC.
Registration for ClarkFEST Fall 2024 is now open! All submissions must be received by September 30.
Registration is restricted to current Clark undergraduate students only.
However, we welcome all Clark community members, parents, friends, prospective students, alumni, partners, and employers to attend, view these works, and participate in intellectual exchanges with our students.
Mapping Tree Cover Change in Worcester in the Context of Land Ownership: The Case for an Improved Tree Retention Ordinance
Valeria Chavez ’21
Funding: HERO Program
Academic Program: Geography
Sponsor: Professor John Rogan
Relating Art and the Community: A Summer at the Worcester Art Museum
Sky Deitch ’23
Funding: ClarkCONNECT Summer Internship Award
Academic Program: Media, Culture, and the Arts
Sponsor: Michelle Flint, Career Connections Center
Understanding Black Experiences and Access Barriers in Expressive Arts Activities and Therapies
Jadea (Jaey) Harris ’21
Funding: Steinbrecher Fellowship
Academic Program: Psychology
Sponsor: Professor Ana Marcelo
Taking on the “T”: Transforming Worcester Transit
Garren Kalter ’21
Academic Program: Economics
Sponsor: Professor Wayne Gray
Interning with Massachusetts State Rep. David LeBoeuf
Sam Segal ’21
Funding: ClarkCONNECT Summer Internship Award
Academic Program: Political Science
Sponsor: David Brenerman ’73, president, Brenerman Public Policy Consulting
Biochemical Examination of HECTW1, an Enzyme Implication in Familial Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis and Cancer Development
Victoria White ’21
Academic Program: Biochemistry and Molecular Biology
Sponsor: Professor Donald Spratt
Scholarly Undergraduate Research Journal (SURJ)
Want to take the next step? Submit your research article to the Scholarly Undergraduate Research Journal. The editorial board of Clark’s undergraduate interdisciplinary research journal uses the peer-review process to consider articles for publication.
