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Donut Worry, April 13th, 11:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m. in CCW Lobby (WSU)

Join us for a sweet DIY session! Grab a free donut and coffee from pacific perks! Then get creative with one of our two featured crafts as the Activities Programming Board will be hosting a Donut Worry Event on Monday, April 13th in Clark College at WSU (CCW) from 11AM to 1PM. Student can choose between stuffing their cozy emoji pillow or designing a vision with inspirational grid to manifest goals. This is a perfect opportunity to grab a donut and relax. Please contact Camille at cvillanueva@clark.edu

Penguin Pitch: Student Business Idea Competition, May 20th, 1:00 p.m. in Scarpelli Hall 216

This is an event for enrolled Clark College students to showcase innovative business ideas, gain professional feedback, and compete for valuable prizes. Join us to participate or watch the next generation of local Penguin entrepreneurs. Finalists will compete for prizes provided by the Entrepreneurship Fund of Clark College Foundation.

To apply, email Joe Cha at jcha@clark.edu. Applications may be submitted from April 6th- May 13th.

Nominate a Fellow Penguin for Penguin Nation Awards Luncheon!

Do you know someone whose impact deserves the spotlight? Help us celebrate the people who make a lasting difference at Clark College and beyond. Submit a nomination for the Penguin Nation Awards and honor the alumni, students, faculty, staff, or community partners whose dedication and achievements inspire us all. Your nomination helps tell their story—and showcases the transformative power of education.

Nominate someone for a Penguin Nation Award today! Nominate by April 21, 2026. 

Free Student Leadership Conference, April 24th, 10:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m. at Main Campus

A one-day experience that brings current and potential student leaders together to connect with peers, build leadership skills, and learn about next year’s leadership opportunities. Student Leadership Conference Pre-signup is required. For questions email Student Life.

Nosh with Nan- Conversations & Light Lunch, April 7th, 11:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m. at Archer Gallery

Join us for lunch and conversations with the Archer Gallery 2026 artist-in-residence, Nan Curtis. It is casual, fun, and art filled. Food made by the Clark College Culinary Program.

Preparedness Starts at Home, April 9th, 10:00 a.m. - 11:30 a.m. in PUB 258

Emergencies don’t just happen on campus, they can impact your home, your family, and your daily life. Taking a little time to prepare now can help you feel more confident and ready when something unexpected happens.

Join us for a practical session focused on simple, actionable steps you can take to be better prepared. This session is presented by Jodi Blackwood with CRESA, who will share real-world guidance on understanding local hazards, creating a household emergency plan, building an emergency kit, preparing your space, and staying informed through alerts and reliable information sources.

Please RSVP for a quick headcount to help us plan for space and refreshments: At Home Preparedness RSVP Form. Attendees will also be entered into a raffle to win a basic at-home emergency kit.

Week 1: Tutoring Tip of the Week

Welcome to the first week of Spring Term! This is a fast-paced time with a lot of information coming your way! Students are adjusting to new classes, new technology and platforms, and a lot of new information! If you find yourself confused by the technology needs of college, navigating Canvas, accessing your classes and email, getting on the Wi-Fi, resetting your password or even just basic computer support – let us know! 

Tutoring Services has several locations across campus, and you are welcome to visit any location for support with anything college tech related. However, we also have a brand-new space to support you – the Accounting, Business, & Technology Center located in AA4, Room 106! Tutors are staffed and ready to support you with any questions you may have regarding navigating college tech. Find all our locations and schedules on the Tutoring webpage

Come visit TODAY! Tutoring is FREE! 

Most locations are open Monday - Thursday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Fridays 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. (except this first Friday, we will close at noon). Pro-tip! You can meet with our tutors via the Tutoring Zoom if you are not on campus!  

Have an upcoming Clark event, student resource, club activity, or other important update/information to share with the Clark College Community?

Submit to the Penguin Digest!

Events

April 06
Bauer Hall 00L - Lobby, Foster Hall 100L - Lobby, OConnell Sports Center 00L - Lobby, Joan Stout Hall 00L - Lobby, Gaiser Hall - Concourse Table 2 (Recruiting), STEM Building - South Outdoor Classroom
Welcome Week Information Tables Spring 2026
Need help? Get directions, ask questions and grab a snack at the Information Tables on campus during Welcome Week.  6 Locations: Hanna Hall Lobby, Joan Stout Hall Lobby, O'Connell Sports Center Lobby, STEM Building Lobby, Bauer Hall Lobby, and Gaiser Hall Concourse. Also, look for staff and faculty in Clark College t-shirts walking around campus and they will gladly answer your questions.
Learn more about Welcome Week Information Tables Spring 2026
April 07
Bauer Hall 00L - Lobby, Foster Hall 100L - Lobby, OConnell Sports Center 00L - Lobby, Joan Stout Hall 00L - Lobby, Gaiser Hall - Concourse Table 2 (Recruiting), STEM Building - South Outdoor Classroom
Welcome Week Information Tables Spring 2026
Need help? Get directions, ask questions and grab a snack at the Information Tables on campus during Welcome Week.  6 Locations: Hanna Hall Lobby, Joan Stout Hall Lobby, O'Connell Sports Center Lobby, STEM Building Lobby, Bauer Hall Lobby, and Gaiser Hall Concourse. Also, look for staff and faculty in Clark College t-shirts walking around campus and they will gladly answer your questions.
Learn more about Welcome Week Information Tables Spring 2026
April 07
Gaiser Hall - Concourse Table 1 (Recruiting)
Employer Meet & Greet: City of Vancouver
Connect with the City of Vancouver! Learn about internship opportunities for college students, employment, and volunteering with Boards & Commissions! Questions? Contact Career Services at CareerServices@clark.edu. 
Learn more about Employer Meet & Greet: City of Vancouver
April 07
Hawkins Hall 101 - Speech & Presentation Lab
College Technology & Canvas Support - Spring 2026 Student Success Workshop
College Technology & Canvas Support: Review the technology needed for your classes, get assistance with accessing campus computers and wi-fi, learn to log on, navigate, and understand Canvas, student email and other tech requirements of college life! SIGN UP HERE!
Learn more about College Technology & Canvas Support - Spring 2026 Student Success Workshop
April 08
Hawkins Hall 101 - Speech & Presentation Lab
Organizing & Time Management - Spring 2026 Student Success Workshop
Organizing & Time Management: Join us for an interactive workshop designed to get organized to tackle that current course load! Please come prepared with copies of the syllabus from all currently registered classes (or at least one).  We will provide an academic planner, notebooks, and tools to organize and strategize for the quarter. SIGN UP HERE!
Learn more about Organizing & Time Management - Spring 2026 Student Success Workshop
April 09
Hawkins Hall 101 - Speech & Presentation Lab
College Technology & Canvas Support - Spring 2026 Student Success Workshop
College Technology & Canvas Support: Review the technology needed for your classes, get assistance with accessing campus computers and wi-fi, learn to log on, navigate, and understand Canvas, student email and other tech requirements of college life! SIGN UP HERE!
Learn more about College Technology & Canvas Support - Spring 2026 Student Success Workshop
April 13
Clark Center 0L1 - Lobby Area First Floor
APB Donut Worry @ CCW
Join us for a sweet DIY session! Grab a free donut and get creative with one of our two featured crafts as the Activities Programming Board will be hosting a Donut Worry Event on Monday, April 13th at Clark College at WSU (CCW) Lobby from 11AM to 1PM. Student can choose between stuffing their cozy emoji pillow or designing a vision with inspirational grid to manifest goals. This is a perfect opportunity to grab a donut and relax. Please contact Camille at cvillanueva@clark.edu for questions.
Learn more about APB Donut Worry @ CCW
April 13
Hawkins Hall 101 - Speech & Presentation Lab
Organizing & Time Management - Spring 2026 Student Success Workshop
Organizing & Time Management: Join us for an interactive workshop designed to get organized to tackle that current course load! Please come prepared with copies of the syllabus from all currently registered classes (or at least one).  We will provide an academic planner, notebooks, and tools to organize and strategize for the quarter. SIGN UP HERE!
Learn more about Organizing & Time Management - Spring 2026 Student Success Workshop
April 14
Gaiser Hall - Concourse Table 1 (Recruiting)
US Space Force Visit
Representatives from the United States Space Force will be tabling on campus in the Gaiser Hall concourse in front of the Advising, Career, and Student Success Office to connect with students and community members. They will share information about the US Space Force mission and career pathways. 
Learn more about US Space Force Visit
April 14
Gaiser Hall 150 - Student Center
ASCC Student Involvement Fair
Join us for the Spring Student Involvement Fair from 11am - 1pm in Gaiser Student Center! Come learn more about Clark's student groups, on-campus jobs and college resources. Meet people, have fun, enjoy free giveaways.
Learn more about ASCC Student Involvement Fair
April 15
Gaiser Hall - Concourse Table 1 (Recruiting)
US Space Force Visit
Representatives from the United States Space Force will be tabling on campus in the Gaiser Hall concourse in front of the Advising, Career, and Student Success Office to connect with students and community members. They will share information about the US Space Force mission and career pathways.
Learn more about US Space Force Visit
April 15
Hawkins Hall 101 - Speech & Presentation Lab
College Technology & Canvas Support - Spring 2026 Student Success Workshop
College Technology & Canvas Support: Review the technology needed for your classes, get assistance with accessing campus computers and wi-fi, learn to log on, navigate, and understand Canvas, student email and other tech requirements of college life! SIGN UP HERE!
Learn more about College Technology & Canvas Support - Spring 2026 Student Success Workshop
April 16
Gaiser Hall - Concourse Table 1 (Recruiting)
Employer Meet & Greet: Odyssey World
Employer representatives from Odyssey World will be tabling in the Gaiser Hall Concourse to connect with students and community. They are recruiting for a Multimedia Designer Intern! For questions, connect with careerservices@clark.edu. 
Learn more about Employer Meet & Greet: Odyssey World
April 17
Hawkins Hall 101 - Speech & Presentation Lab
Organizing & Time Management - Spring 2026 Student Success Workshop
Organizing & Time Management: Join us for an interactive workshop designed to get organized to tackle that current course load! Please come prepared with copies of the syllabus from all currently registered classes (or at least one).  We will provide an academic planner, notebooks, and tools to organize and strategize for the quarter. SIGN UP HERE!
Learn more about Organizing & Time Management - Spring 2026 Student Success Workshop
April 21
Foster Hall 100L - Lobby
APB Clay Creations Contest
Get creative for our craft competition in Hanna Hall, April 21st. Every hour from 11AM-2PM, submit your clay creation to be judged for a $5, $10, or $20 Bookstore gift card prize! Free, colorful clay and one free cafe drink will be provided for all during the event. Questions email Nia at nmatthews@clark.edu 
Learn more about APB Clay Creations Contest
April 22
Penguin Union Building 258A - ASCC Conference Room
Phi Theta Kappa, Honor Society Meeting
When: Wednesday, 11:30 - 12:30 a.m. Where: Penguin Union Building, Room 258-A (above Student Life) Phi Theta Kappa (PTK) is an international honor society recognizing academic excellence, building leadership skills, and unlocking scholarships. Mark your calendar and make Wednesdays a step toward your future. Learn more on the Clark College webpage and PTK International. Join PTK at Clark College! Your chance to grow, lead, and succeed. See you there! #PTKProud #JoinPTK #IamPTK
Learn more about Phi Theta Kappa, Honor Society Meeting
April 23
Gaiser Hall 150 - Student Center
APB Drag Bingo
Bingo just got FABULOUS!!! Join APB for some sass, laughs, and prizes, at our Drag Bingo event on April 23rd, from 4pm-6pm, at Gaiser Student Center! Bring friends and family and enjoy free sandwiches, while fabulous queens call the numbers and put on a stunning show! Be sure to stay for the meet and greet afterwards!  Questions? Contact Sophia at shao@clark.edu
Learn more about APB Drag Bingo
April 24
Gaiser Hall 150 - Student Center
Student Leadership Conference
A one day experience that brings current and potential student leaders together to connect with peers, build leadership skills, and learn about next year’s leadership opportunities. Pre-signup is required Student Leadership Conference – Fill out form. Questions email Student Life at studentlife@clark.edu.
Learn more about Student Leadership Conference
April 27
Gaiser Hall 150 - Student Center
APB Movie Day: Anaconda
Join us and watch the movie they are trying to remake! Get your free pizza and drinks as the Activities Programming Board will be hosting an “Anaconda” Movie Day on Monday, April 27th in Gaiser Student Center from 12:30 PM to 2:30 PM. This is a perfect opportunity to grab a pizza slice and laugh at the chaos with your friends. It’s the ultimate midday break to fuel up and enjoy a wild ride! Questions? Please contact Camille at cvillanueva@clark.edu
Learn more about APB Movie Day: Anaconda
April 29
Hawkins Hall 101 - Speech & Presentation Lab
AI: Impacts & Uses - Spring 2026 Student Success Workshop
AI: Impacts & Uses: Analyze your usage and understanding of AI to ensure you are getting the most out of the technology while ensuring it is being used ethically and responsibly.  Learn the positives and pitfalls of this technology to ensure you are getting positive benefit without jeopardizing your learning and educational goals. SIGN UP HERE!
Learn more about AI: Impacts & Uses - Spring 2026 Student Success Workshop
April 29
Gaiser Hall 150 - Student Center
APB Mentalist: Mark Toland
Prepare to be amazed and have your mind blown as mind reader Mark Toland takes the stage on Wednesday, April 29 at 12:00pm in Gaiser Student Center! Experience an afternoon of incredible mentalism and enjoy free hotdogs during the show. Questions? Email Reese at rmurphy@clark.edu.
Learn more about APB Mentalist: Mark Toland
May 05
Hawkins Hall 101 - Speech & Presentation Lab
AI: Impacts & Uses - Spring 2026 Student Success Workshop
AI: Impacts & Uses: Analyze your usage and understanding of AI to ensure you are getting the most out of the technology while ensuring it is being used ethically and responsibly.  Learn the positives and pitfalls of this technology to ensure you are getting positive benefit without jeopardizing your learning and educational goals. SIGN UP HERE!
Learn more about AI: Impacts & Uses - Spring 2026 Student Success Workshop

Event Fliers and Posters

If you need accomodations due to a disability to fully participate in these events, please contact Clark College's Disability Access Center (DAC) at 360-992-2314 or 360-991-0901 VP. You can also visit the DAC Office in the Penguin Union Building, Room 002, at your earliest convenience.

Student Life

Club Activities and Events

Looking to Join or Start a Student Club?

Here are some of the clubs: A.C.E.S. (Alliance of Counseling Education Students), Black Student Union, Campus Moms Connect, Cru, Dungeon and Dragons, Land Surveying, Latine Student Union, Neurodiversity and Policy, Pacific Islander Student Union, Philosophy, Queer Agenda, S.N.A.C.C. (Student Nursing Association of Clark College), and Speech and Debate Team. Check out the club website for meeting times and locations. Questions email Student Life.

Athletics

Discounted Fitness Center Passes

Currently enrolled students pay $10.00 / quarter to work out in the Clark College Fitness Center. Students take their photo ID to the Cashiers Office in Gaiser Hall to pay. Then, go to the Fitness Center in O'Connell Sports Complex (OSC). While supplies last.

Students who are currently enrolled in Physical Education, HPE 266 or HPE 258 (Fitness Wellness) can use the fitness center free for that quarter. Fitness Center hours and information.

Reminders

RAVE Guardian – Campus Safety App

Text the word "Guardian" to 67283 to download.

Highlights: Stay Informed: Receive emergency alerts, Discreetly Contact Campus Security and Safety: Prevent dangerous situations by discreetly sending anonymous tips with a photo or location as needed. Never Travel Alone: Set a virtual safety timer for an extra layer of safety wherever you are. Find The Resources You Need: Access key safety and security resources. Help Is on The Way: With a push of a button, you can directly connect to the college's Security and Safety desk or 9-1-1 in an emergency. Text the word "Guardian" to 67283 to download or go to the Android Play Store or Apple App Store.

Free C-Tran Bus Passes with a Free Student ID

Get a Free C-Tran Bus Pass and a Free Clark College Student ID through the Bookstore. Simply bring a valid photo ID.

Apply Now for Scholarships!

Scholarships are available for students in any major who have a minimum 2.5 GPA and complete the application by April 16, 2026. Visit the Clark College Foundation website to apply and find more information about additional scholarship opportunities.

Commencement Ceremony Sign-up/Cap & Gown Order

Graduates - This year's Commencement Ceremony will be held Thursday, June 18, 2026. If you plan to participate please be sure to sign-up for the ceremony and order your cap and gown by April 10, 2026.

Campus Safety Reminder

Your safety matters. Clark is a public campus, and you may encounter visitors who are not affiliated with the college. Please keep the following in mind:

  • Trust your instincts. You are not required to engage in conversations, surveys, photography, or other requests that make you uncomfortable.
  • Contact Campus Security at 360-992-2133 if you experience or see concerning behavior. Save this number in your phone. Escorts are available upon request.
  • Download the RAVE Guardian app to quickly connect with Security, share your location, or use a virtual safety timer.
  • In an emergency or immediate threat, call 911.

Reporting concerns helps Security respond quickly and maintain a safe campus environment. Thank you for staying aware and looking out for one another. 

Reminder: Animals on Campus

Clark College does not allow animals in campus buildings unless they are service animals, (Policy 510.058 Animals on Campus). What counts as a service animal? Under the ADA and Washington State law a service animal is a dog that is individually trained to perform a specific task related to a disability. Check out this website for more information: ADA Requirements: Service Animals.

Welcome Week Information Tables, April 6th & 7th, 8:30 a.m. - 1:30 p.m. around Main Campus

Need help? Get directions, ask questions and grab a snack at the Information Tables on campus during Welcome Week.

6 Locations: Hanna Hall Lobby, Joan Stout Hall Lobby, O'Connell Sports Center Lobby, STEM Building Lobby, Bauer Hall Lobby, and Gaiser Hall Concourse.

Also, look for staff and faculty in Clark College t-shirts walking around campus and they will gladly answer your questions.

Pennies are Going Away!

You may have heard the news: the U.S. Treasury has officially stopped producing pennies. In response, Washington State recently passed a law (HB 2334) allowing businesses to round cash transactions to the nearest nickel.

What this means for you:
Beginning April 1st, Clark College will implement nickel-rounding for all cash transactions. This includes the Bookstore, McClaskey Culinary Institute, and the Cashier’s Office.

Paying with Cash? Your total will be rounded up or down to the nearest $0.05.
Paying with Card? Credit, debit, and gift card transactions will still be charged the exact amount—no rounding applied.

Rounding Guide for Cash Transactions:

  • $1.01 or $1.02 → Rounds down to $1.00
  • $1.03 or $1.04 → Rounds up to $1.05
  • $1.06 or $1.07 → Rounds down to $1.05
  • $1.08 or $1.09 → Rounds up to $1.10

Spring Sale at the Clark College Bookstore, March 30th - April 10th

Save up to 30% off select regular price Clark logo items! Plus, save an additional 10% off on clearance items. Visit the Bookstore, located in Gaiser Hall, to find out more!

Other Important Information

Protect Yourself from Phishing Scams!

Always verify the legitimacy of requests for personal information, even if they seem to come from Clark College. If you receive an email, text, or call asking for sensitive details:

  • Pause before responding.
  • Contact the Clark College Helpdesk at (360) 992-2425 or helpdesk@clark.edu to confirm the request.

Scammers may pose as Clark College or state employees to steal your personal information. Stay vigilant and protect yourself from fraud. Stay safe—think before you share!

Need to Use a Microwave?

Students need to eat. Sometimes you need a microwave. Here are some locations of microwaves throughout the main campus: Basic Needs Hub (GHL 216), Frost Arts Center, Clark Bookstore, Hanna Hall Study Lounge, Culinary, Student Life, JSH near Clark Café, BHL near vending machines, SHL lower level near vending machines, NERD Cave (SBG 102). Please be mindful that other students use this machine, too. Please clean up after you make a mess. Be a resourceful and responsible student.

Food on Campus- Joan Stout Hall Clark Cafe & Hanna Hall Coffee Lounge

Joan Stout Hall Clark Café
Hours: Monday - Thursday 7:30 a.m. - 3:30 p.m.; Friday 7:30 a.m. - 1 p.m.
Menu: Serving breakfast burritos, muffins, bagels, biscuits and gravy, breakfast sandwiches, bento, pizza, burritos, tacos, nachos, salads, baked potatoes, wraps, and a full espresso menu.
Catering on campus available.

Hanna Hall Coffee Lounge
Hours: Monday - Thursday 7:40 a.m. - 2 p.m.; Friday 7:40 a.m. – 12 p.m.
Menu: Serving coffee, espresso drinks, tea, hot chocolate, frappes, smoothies, italian soda, energy drinks, oatmeal, bagels, donuts, muffins, scones, and danishes.

All campus food options can be found here.  

Printer Locations & Student Print Account

Did you know that if you need to print anything, each student has a printing account linked to their Clark Labs account? 1500 credits each term. Learn more about Student Print Accounts. Have questions or need help, contact IT services. All open computer labs feature printers available for student use:

  • SHL 135: Monday – Thursday 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m., Friday 8:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.
  • Library: Monday – Thursday 8:30 a.m. - 7:00 p.m., Friday 8:30 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.
  • SBG 252: Monday – Thursday 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m., Friday 8:00am - 4:00 p.m.
  • AA4-116 - MAC Lab: Monday – Thursday 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m., Friday 8:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.

Check Your Contact Information is Up to Date

  1. Log into ctcLink
  2. Select "Student Homepage"
  3. Click on the "Personal Details" tile
  4. Select "Contact Details"
  5. Click on the plus "+" icon to add new contact information
  6. Be sure to set a "preferred" phone number and email address for the college to reach you at

Get Involved

Looking to Get Involved or Volunteer at Student Events?

Student Life is searching for students who want to get involved, help out at student events or be in the school mascot. Fill out this volunteer form and we will get you connected. Questions? Email Student Life.

Apply Now for 2026-2027 ASCC Student Government & APB Student Leadership Jobs- $17.40/hour

The ASCC Student Government and the Activities Programming Board are looking for student leaders for the 2026-2027 school year! Priority Deadline is May 8. Opportunities Available: ASCC Student Government – 7 positions. Activities Programming Board (APB) Events Coordinator – 5 positions

Qualifications at time of application:
• Be enrolled in six (6) credits or more at Clark College.
• Possess and maintain a 2.50 cumulative grade point average at Clark College: and
• Have completed a minimum of twelve (12) college level credits at Clark College at time of application.
Compensation – Institutional Hire (not work-study eligible):
• Positions are paid $17.40 per hour
• Must be able to work 15 hours per week during regular business hours. Regular business hours are Monday-Thursday 9:00 am-4:00 pm.

Review job descriptions and submit the application online. Questions? Email Student Life.

ASCC Student Involvement Fair, April 14th, 11:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m. in Gaiser Student Center

Join us for the Spring Student Involvement Fair! Come learn more about Clark's student groups, on-campus jobs and college resources. Meet people, have fun, enjoy free giveaways.

Contribute to the Clark College Community!

Have an upcoming Clark event, student resource, club activity, or other important update/information to share with the Clark College Community?

Submit to the Penguin Digest!

Employment and Career Information

Check Out the Penguin Jobs Board

Are you looking for an off-campus job or internship? Check out Penguin Jobs! This online hub is designed to connect Clark students with local opportunities. It is free to use for Clark students, alumni, and community members, and only takes a few minutes to sign up! For questions about Penguin Jobs or job/internship search strategies, contact Career Services or visit the Career Services webpage.

Career & Personality Assessment Opportunities

Learn more about your unique personality type preferences and discover career possibilities. The Strong Interest Inventory career assessment, and the Myers-Briggs Personality Type Indicator are assessments available to currently enrolled students. They include a detailed report that helps to identify interest areas, career pathways, and personality style strengths & preferences. These assessments are tools to help individuals learn about career options, understand themselves better and relationships with others. Sign-up to complete the assessment(s) and pick an interpretation session date. During the session, you'll receive your report(s) and learn strategies to support with your career or personal development.

To learn more, visit the Career Assessments webpage. Questions? Email Career Services at careerservices@clark.edu or call (360) 992-2902.

Are you in need of Work Study?

Do you know what Work Study is? Are you looking to receive a job on campus? Do you have a Work Study award? Well you may be eligible to earn that award, like a paycheck, through an on campus job. Are you struggling to find information? Please do not hesitate to contact WSjobs@clark.edu to ask questions on your journey to finding a potential Work Study position. Or visit the financial aid office (GHL 101) to speak to the Financial aid team!

Free Workshops at WorkSource

Did you know that your local WorkSource offers a variety of free workshops (virtual and in person) to support jobseekers and career changers? Some example workshops offered are: Creating the Right Resume, Coping with Stress During the Job Search, Resolving Conflict at Work, How to Get Past the Applicant Tracking System, and more! Registration is required for virtual workshops.

Visit WorkSource WA for the full workshop schedule, access their online job board, and learn about other events and resources offered. For support with your resume, job search, or career advising, contact Career Services or visit the Career Services webpage.

Pop-up Mentoring: Networking with Confidence, April 15th, 1:00 p.m. - 2:30 p.m. in PUB 258A/B

Clark College Foundation and Career Services invite you to join us for Pop-up Mentoring: Networking with Confidence! This interactive event is designed to help you build confidence and strengthen your professional network. Register today!

What to Expect
You’ll start by learning practical, actionable networking strategies. Then, you’ll participate in engaging roundtable discussions where you can practice conversation skills, share experiences, and make meaningful connections with peers and alumni from diverse fields of study.

This session offers a supportive, low-pressure environment to:

  • Build confidence in networking
  • Meet professionals and peers
  • Grow your professional community

We’re looking forward to seeing you there! Register for Pop-up Mentoring: Networking with Confidence here.

Student Resources

Disability Access Center Accommodations

Are you a student who is new to Clark and has a disability? Clark's Disability Access Center (formerly Disability Support Services) supports students with a range of disabilities and health conditions, from depression to ADD/ADHD to Crohn's disease and more. We approve students for things such as: added time on exams, recording of lectures, shared peer notes from lectures, and alternate book formats such as audiobooks. Check out our easy Steps to Requesting Accommodations to get started. We ask for documentation on your disability/health condition and are more flexible this year on what we accept. Contact us for questions or our Documentation Guidelines. Email us at dac@clark.edu or call us at 360-992-2314.

You May be Eligible for Support through Workforce Education Services

Are you a student who is new to Clark and has a disability? Clark's Disability Access Center (formerly Disability Support Services) supports students with a range of disabilities and health conditions, from depression to ADD/ADHD to Crohn's disease and more. We approve students for things such as: added time on exams, recording of lectures, shared peer notes from lectures, and alternate book formats such as audiobooks. 

Check out our easy Steps to Requesting Accommodations to get started. We ask for documentation on your disability/health condition and are more flexible this year on what we accept. Contact us for questions or our Documentation Guidelines. Email us at dac@clark.edu or call us at 360-992-2314.

Spring Drop In Advising: No Appointment Needed, April 2nd, 3rd, & 6th, 9:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. in GHL 108 & Zoom

Workforce Education Services (WES) administers a variety of programs that are designed to support students who are seeking certificates and degree programs with an employment goal, as well as students enrolled in Transitional Studies programs. Students may receive assistance with tuition, fees and books as well as help in accessing other supports to include public benefits by completing the Workforce Education Services Application

You may be eligible for support through Workforce Education Services if you meet one of the following criteria:
  • Considered low income
  • Receiving TANF (Temporary Assistance for Needy Families)
  • Receiving federal food benefits (SNAP/EBT)
  • Receiving unemployment benefits
  • Exhausted unemployment benefits within the past 48 months
  • A military veteran discharged within the past 48 months or have an upcoming separation date
  • A displaced Homemaker within the past 48 months
  • A Former Foster Youth and under 22 years old
  • An Unaccompanied Homeless Youth and under 22 years old

Rights and Resources Webpage

Clark College's Rights and Resources webpage has been created to help connect our students, employees, and community members with resources and organizations available for support. The college will monitor federal changes that impact our students, employees, and communities. We will continue to share resources and updates as we receive them through this webpage. Clark College affirms our sustained commitment to providing a welcoming and inclusive environment where all students can pursue their education. We are so glad you are a part of the Clark College community. You belong here.

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