Below is a list of people affiliated to Clark University either as alumni, faculty or administration.
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Alumni [edit]
- Mo Cassara head men's basketball coach of Hofstra University
- Adelbert Ames, Jr. - Scientist
- Jill Beck - President of Lawrence University
- Corey Carrier - Child actor
- Christopher Collier - Children's author (including My Brother Sam is Dead)
- Steven DePaul - Emmy Award-winning television producer and director of "NYPD Blue" (BA 1973)
- Robert Dexter - Human Rights (PhD Sociology 1927)
- Alexander Francis Chamberlain - Anthropologist
- Beth Edmonds - Maine State Senator (BA Geography 1972)
- Ali Fedotowsky - Host of NBC television show 1st Look, star of the sixth season of The Bachelorette (BA Psychology 2006)
- John H. Flavell - Stanford University Professor (MA Psychology 1952, Phd 1955)
- E. Franklin Frazier - Sociologist, MA
- Mitch Glazer - Film producer and screenwriter ("Scrooged," "The Recruit," "Lost in Translation")
- Robert H. Goddard - Rocket engineer (MA Physics 1910, PhD Physics 1911)
- Matt Goldman - Co-founder of Blue Man Group (BA Economics 1983, MBA 1984)
- John M. Granville - USAID diplomat assassinated in Sudan
- Frederick Grinnell (biologist) (BA Chemistry 1966), cell biologist, bio-ethicist, shortlist 2010 Royal Society Prizes for Science Books
- John Heard - Actor (BA History 1968)
- Robert Hurst - Vice Chairman, former head of investment banking, Goldman Sachs Group (BA Government 1966)
- Joseph L. Kennedy - Independent candidate in the United States Senate special election in Massachusetts, 2010 (BA Computer Science 1993)
- Alan Kotok - computer pioneer, Digital architect, associate chairman of W3C (MBA 1978)
- Padma Lakshmi - Host of television show Top Chef (BA Theater 1992)
- Marc Lasry - CEO and co-founder of Avenue Capital Group (BA History 1981)
- Solomon Lefschetz - Mathematician (PhD 1911)
- Jeffrey Lurie - Owner of Philadelphia Eagles (BA Psychology 1973)
- Michael Marcus - Commodities trader
- Raymond Mariano - Mayor of Worcester, MA, 1993-2001 (MPA 1982)
- Shannon Boyd-Bailey McCune - American geographer
- Richard T. Moore - Massachusetts State Senator (BA History 1966)
- Margaret Morse Nice - Ornithologist (MA Biology 1915)
- Andrew J. Olmsted - U.S. Army Major, and blogger, killed in action while serving in the Iraq War (BA Government & International Relations 1992)
- Hugh Panero - CEO of XM Radio (BA Government 1978)
- Paul Pena - Singer, songwriter and guitarist
- Ronald M. Shaich - CEO and founder of Panera Bread, co-founder of Au Bon Pain (BA 1976)[1]
- Paul Siple - Antarctic explorer and inventor of wind chill factor (PhD Geography 1939)
- W.S. Small - Experimental psychologist
- Frederick Madison Smith - Religious leader, author, and a Prophet-President of the Community of Christ Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, now renamed Community of Christ (PhD 1916)
- Daniel Strachman - Author of business books (BA Government 1993)[citation needed]
- Lewis Madison Terman - Pioneer in cognitive psychology (PhD 1905)
- L.T.E. Thompson, physicist and ballastician (Physics MA 1915, PhD 1917)
- Miriam Van Waters - Prison reformer
- Albert Potter Wills - PhD advisor of the Nobel Prize winner Isidor Isaac Rabi (PhD 1897)
- Mesfin Woldemariam - Ethiopian human rights activist
- Brian Shactman - Former ESPN broadcaster and now co-anchor of Worldwide Exchange on CNBC. (MBA English)
- Mark Bittman - Food journalist for The New York Times and author of "How to Cook Everything".
- Otis Ferguson- Film critic for The New Republic in the 1930s
- Noyuri Otsuka - Christian writer and researcher, Honorary professor of Keisen University, Japan. (MA 1952) Japanese Wikipedia
- Moti Bodek - Israeli architect and Architecture senior lecturer at Bezalel Academy of Art and Design, Jerusalem (MPA 1995)
Faculty [edit]
Presidents [edit]
- G. Stanley Hall, 1888-1920 (University)
- Carroll D. Wright, 1902-1909 (College)
- Edmund Sanford, 1909-1920 (College)
- Wallace Walter Atwood, 1920–1946
- Howard B. Jefferson, 1946–1967
- Frederick H. Jackson, 1967–1970
- Glenn W. Ferguson, 1970–1973
- Mortimer H. Appley, 1974–1984
- Richard P. Traina, 1984–2000
- John E. Bassett, 2000–2010
- David Angel, 2010-[2]
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