Alumni & Friends

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The CHC community comprises alumni, family members, and friends from all walks of life. Our alumni community has more than 4,000 members, living and working in over 360 cities and 16 countries around the world. Many of our family supporters are CHC alums and parents to one or more recent CHC graduates. Community members committed to promoting the value of a liberal arts education are some of our biggest supporters. We are glad you have joined us!

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CHC Connections

Originally designed to celebrate the Clark Honors College’s 60th anniversary, CHC Connections is a digital class book that has evolved into an exciting and valuable social network. Current students have access and can reach out to alumni with questions about their thesis, career path, or industry sector. If you are a CHC alum and would like access, please contact Kirstin Strickland. 

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Messages from the Dean

Hear from CHC Dean Carol Stabile on what's happening in Chapman Hall, reflections on higher education on our campus and plans for the future. 

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News from the CHC

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Student Spotlight: Camila Hess-Neustadt

When it comes to being outdoors, Camila Hess-Neustadt isn’t afraid to speak out and prompt change.

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The CHC has a new student advisory council

The 12 students will contribute ideas and leadership to help the Honors College flourish. Dean Carol Stabile and the students are working on plans to share with the CHC community.

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Alumni Q&A: Natalie Jacobsen

The 2010 CHC alum published her debut novel, “Ghost Train,” last year. We talked to her about how she developed her skills in communications to become an author.

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Alumni Spotlight: Adrianna Vaca-Navarro

The 2021 alum has spent her life fighting against a system that was built against people like her. Now, she is a law student working to help others in need.

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Alumni Stories

natalie jacobsen signing copies of her novel at a table with a wall of "japan society" logos behind her

Alumni Q&A: Natalie Jacobsen

The 2010 CHC alum published her debut novel, “Ghost Train,” last year. We talked to her about how she developed her skills in communications to become an author.

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Alumni Spotlight: Adrianna Vaca-Navarro

The 2021 alum has spent her life fighting against a system that was built against people like her. Now, she is a law student working to help others in need.

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Alumni Spotlight: Oliver Loreto

Recent Clark Honors College graduate Oliver Loreto has a number of passions, but his knack for creativity in bioengineering takes the cake.

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Alumni Spotlight: Nika Bartoo-Smith

Nika Bartoo-Smith, a 2022 Clark Honors College journalism major, shares stories of the lives of Indigenous people in the Northwest. As a reporter, Bartoo-Smith has a personal connection to the stories she covers. And she’s not hiding it.

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Invest in the CHC

Much of what we do at Clark Honors College would not be possible without the support of generous alumni and friends.  With those contributions, we can provide an intimate learning environment; recruit and retain first-generation college students and transfer students; provide unique courses that take students outside of the classroom; and more. Your support makes these hallmark CHC experiences possible to offer time and time again. 

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Family Resources

Family members are crucial to the academic and personal success of our students. You have played a pivotal part in supporting your student to become a member of the Clark Honors College community. We invite you to become part of our community as well! Explore important information for families of both new and current students.

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