In the 21st century, American art museums are facing new challenges that demand significant institutional change. To ensure ongoing relevance, museums are being asked to be more responsive to, and reflective of, their immediate communities. The Fitchburg Art Museum (FAM) in Fitchburg, Massachusetts has become a leader in this work. Director and Clark University alumnus […]
Stop by Red Square to share your international education story and learn more about this week’s events.
Join Study Abroad for some warm tea, coffee or hot cocoa and international snacks!
For the International Education Week Plenary Address, Mary Thompson-Jones — career diplomat, professor at the U.S. Naval War College, and author/expert on U.S. foreign policy and the practice of diplomacy — will discuss “Study Abroad: Where to Next?” Ten years ago, international education experts were pushing the boundaries of study abroad into the developing world. […]
Mix and mingle with International Center Staff on the Corner House lawn and hear what we are working on, what we are planning to do, and tour our new student lounge.
The mores of working and conducting business vary greatly from culture to culture. Our international graduate students will share their experience of doing business in their home country in enlightening presentations. Light refreshments will be served.
Education for Global Peace is an organization which is building a global network and movement that seeks to bring about a world based on cultures of peace. Come learn more about volunteer opportunities for a variety of educational, research and advocacy projects to make this aspiration a reality.
Learn more about student and faculty’s experiences traveling the world through their Peace Corps service. Hear a presentation by returned Peace Corp volunteers. Then, mingle over some light refreshments.
Learn about postgraduate study, research or teaching opportunities in over 140 countries globally. Register
Join the Study Abroad & Away office to learn all the basics including application deadlines and process, financial aid and academics. This workshop is intended for first and second year students who may be interested in studying abroad or away in their Junior or Senior year.
Clark University has a rich inventory of research with a global focus. In this panel discussion, the importance of continuing this is explored. This event will take place on Zoom
Grab your friends to form a team and test your knowledge about all things international! Prizes will be given to the top three teams.
