Find many valuable resources provided by our library including:

• Book checkout
• Online databases
• Study rooms
• Tech checkout (including calculators, headphones, laptops and much more)
• 24/7 ask a librarian
• IRIS tutorials

There are a number of computer labs across our campus locations with varying hours.

The Penguin Help Desk is a student-staffed help desk that is available to assist with computer hardware and software issues.

Use Student Online Services to login to MyClark for student email and access to your student account.

The Office of Student Life offers nearly 50 clubs and programs, in addition to a wide variety of special activities, cultural events, and intercollegiate athletic programs. Visit our Student Life page for more information.

Career Services provides resources and strategies to support career and employment goals. Visit our Career Services page for more details and contact information.

The Penguin Pantry supports a healthy college community by reducing hunger on campus and connecting students to essential resources. It provides students with a safe, comfortable place to get something to eat, pick up a necessity, and connect with additional resources and services as needed. These include counseling, public benefits, and more connection to local food banks and other local resources.

Counselors are available to help students make changes that will enable them to achieve success in their personal, academic, and professional lives through the Counseling and Health Center at Clark College. The counselors provide free, short-term goal-focused counseling. Counselors support students in self-development, goal setting, and problem solving to enhance student success. Academic, personal, and mental health counseling is available. 

The librarians at Clark College Libraries are your partners in research and can support you as you seek information for your assignments or for your own personal growth. Explore our carefully designed Research Guides to find article databases, explore a specific topic, or learn how to properly cite your sources. As always, please do not hesitate to Ask A Librarian for guidance as you explore.

In a Spring 2022 Small Group Communications course at Clark College, students collaborated to provide the following resource. This Prezi presentation includes statistics, motivational video clips, resource links, and audio advice from Clark College professors.

Tutoring Services is designed to provide individualized attention that facilitates student learning and academic success. Tutoring is offered in a variety of subjects at several locations, including eTutoring.

Ask an advisor a quick question via email.

Student Success Workshops are open to everyone and have no charge or registration. Visit our Student Success Workshops page for topics and schedules.

Disability Support Services  (DSS) Office staff assist those with disabilities in pursuing their educational goals. For more information, visit our Disability Support Services page.

Information on incomplete grades, grade changes, and the grade appeal process is available at the Grade Information page.

There are many resources available to help students cover costs of attending college. Visit our Financial Aid page to learn more about available options and resources.

Clark College students are supported by many excellent services and educational resources. Visit our Clark College Directory page for alphabetically-listed links, all in one place.

The Clark College Office of Diversity and Equity supports individuals with their academic, personal, and professional development, as well as provides training and educational resources for all members of the college community around diversity, inclusion, power, privilege, inequity, social equity, and social justice.

Student Legal Services is a contracted program funded by ASCC and provides free, one-time legal consultation to currently registered students.

The Veterans Resource Center is available to help veterans and their dependents get connected with the resources and networks of support available to them at Clark College and in the local community.

Any student with a complaint who feels they have been treated unfairly will have the right to be heard fairly and promptly through the Student Complaint Process. The college recognizes that disputes may sometimes arise and requires the parties involved to resolve the conflict informally whenever possible. If resolution cannot be reached, a formal complaint process will be provided in order to assure impartial and equitable resolution for those conflicts.