Community and Continuing Education Staff

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Ann has dedicated nearly 38 years to Community Education and has been a valued member of Clark College since 2021. She is passionate about creating lifelong learning opportunities that enrich both students and the broader community. Ann especially enjoys collaborating with local businesses to develop educational partnerships and design customized training programs that support workforce development. She feels fortunate to be part of such a vibrant community of lifelong learners.

Trish oversees programming for Community & Continuing Education classes, passionately connecting people to lifelong learning opportunities. She thoughtfully designs and organizes community-driven programs that transform classrooms into welcoming spaces where every participant feels seen, valued, and inspired. With a focus on inclusivity and engagement, Trish strives to create learning environments that foster personal growth, connection, and a true sense of belonging for all.

Kathy earned her bachelor's degree from California State University, Chico. At the Pearson VUE test center, she is dedicated to creating a calm and welcoming environment, helping test-takers feel at ease and supported. She also enjoys connecting with Community and Continuing Education (CCE) students—sharing information about class offerings and assisting them with registration to help them meet their learning goals.

A proud Clark College graduate, Cassandra was born and raised in Clark County and began her journey at Clark as a student worker, gaining experience across several departments. Now serving as the first point of contact for students and community members, she enjoys helping individuals find classes that match their interests or enhance their skills. Her role in Community, Continuing Education, & Customized Training allows her to connect people with opportunities for personal and professional growth.

Lauren Wooten holds a master's in education from Portland State University and a bachelor's degree from Purdue University. With over 20 years of experience in education, she began her career as an elementary school classroom teacher and has since worked in various roles supporting learners of all ages. She especially enjoys working with businesses and professionals to further workforce professional development. Outside of work, Lauren volunteers with cats at the West Columbia Gorge Humane Society.