The University of Maryland today announced that its A. James Clark School of Engineering will become the permanent home of a multi-university program that provides holistic support to exceptionally talented students with financial need, thanks to a $20.6 million investment from the A. James & Alice B. Clark Foundation. Read More: Introducing the Clark Scholars Program Network
Weitz will continue to explore how viruses impact human and environmental health. Read More: Joshua Weitz Joins UMD’s Department of Biology as the Clark Leadership Chair in Data Analytics
The A. James & Alice B. Clark Foundation is helping to support the people served by the St. Michaels Community Center with an investment of $250,000 for the nonprofit’s building renovation capital campaign. Read More: St. Michaels Community Center Gets $250K Grant for Renovation Capital Campaign
Furthering their initial investment of $1.8 million, the Clark Foundation is matching donations to the TRades Academy, totaling $6.5 million. Read More: Team Rubicon Announces TRades Academy; Training Veterans to Rebuild Homes
