1910s: Challenging convention through the ages...
1910 Professors George Blakeslee, hailed as one of the founders of the field of international relations, and G. Stanley Hall edit the first Journal of Race Relations, which later becomes the Journal of International Relations. It is the first scholarly journal dedciated to international relations.
The Clark Student Council is organized. The current Undergraduate Student Council includes four standing committees and appoints representatives to more than 20 administrative and trustee liaison committees. The council's three primary roles are: to represent the undergraduate student body to Clark's administration; to distribute the student activities fee to Clark organizations as fairly as possible; and to contribute to campus life with its own programs, events and projects.
1919 High school students come to campus for the first "Sub-freshman Day," which is now known as a college open house.
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1911 Clark College Monthly, the first student magazine, is published.
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