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🔒Q&A: Clark senior started his company in the back of an ambulance

Ethan Lutz has been serving as an emergency medical technician in Worcester for the last four years. When the coronavirus pandemic was ravaging New York City last spring, the Federal Emergency Management Agency sent him to Queens, N.Y., to help.

🔒Movers & Shakers for February 22, 2021

People are on the move at Clark University, Country Banke, AAFCPAs and more.

🔒Two Black Lives Matter-inspired startups aim to educate

In summer of 2020, Price was spending time with those closest to him, watching the Black Lives Matter movement expand in the aftermath of George Floyd’s killing by Minneapolis police and trying to figure out what he should do next.

Clark earns $10M federal workforce training grant

Clark University in Worcester has secured a $10-million federal grant for workforce training in industries including information technology, advanced manufacturing, and transportation.
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🔒After a rough start to his tenure, President David Fithian has high ambitions for Clark University

Fithian, a 1987 Clark graduate, was chosen for the job at the Worcester school in January, when he spoke of the importance of listening to the community’s needs and facing bold ideas.

MCPHS, WPI parents take out the most loans, new federal data shows

Parents of students at MCPHS University and Worcester Polytechnic Institute take out the most loans to pay for their children's education in Central Massachusetts, according to newly released federal data.

Clark University closing campus earlier than planned

Clark University in Worcester is moving courses online earlier than planned out of concern for the spread of coronavirus on campus, according to news reports.

Worcester officials: Colleges dedicated to pandemic safety

Colleges in Worcester are committed to ensuring the health and safety of students and those living off campus, two top city officials are assuring the City Council.
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🔒As shown at Clark University, a summer of steps toward racial equity are just part of a larger discussion

More than four months have passed since Minneapolis police officers killed George Floyd, prompting renewed attention to the Black Lives Matter racial justice movement and impelling companies and communities of all kinds to release statements of solidarity.

MCPHS appoints new president

After an eight-month search for a replacement to retired President Charles Monahan, MCPHS announced on Wednesday it has promoted Richard Lessard to the position permanently, after he has served as interim president since Monahan left in January.
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