At the college and in the community, Clark College is a leader.

	Difficult Realities, Determined Dreams: During the 2011 State of the College Address, President Bob Knight says that even in a difficult economy, Clark College needs to do more than “just survive.”
	Clark launches a new anti-littering campaign: no ifs, ands or "butts."
	The Columbia Writers Series welcomed author Bibi Gaston to discuss her book, The Loveliest Woman in America: A Tragic Actress, Her Lost Diaries, and Her Granddaughter’s Search for Home.
	Clark College is "mooving" to Moodle. The college is ready to erase BlackBoard and start using a new system that is more user-friendly for students.
	Random Travels: The Alumni Association's Random Assistance raffle expands to Clark College at Town Plaza.
	Each year, Clark College hosts two celebrations of student success.
	A commitment to worldwide service is the hallmark of 2010 Clark College Outstanding Alumni Award honoree Rico Selga.
	Dr. Charlene Montierth opened Clark's 2010-2011 Faculty Speaker Series with her lecture: " “Volcanoes and Earthquakes and Tsunamis, Oh My: Living on a (Tectonic) Edge.”
	A groundbreaking ceremony launched Phase I of the new Clark College Early Learning Center.

Clark College highlights from 2010 are available, as are highlights from 2009, 2008, 2007 and 2006.