Tetrah Clark

Background

About Tetrah Clark

I've always found myself in the library. Whether it was after school or for summer reading challenges put on by the local public library. While studying political economics I felt like I was not doing enough to empower and help individuals. During my work study job in the library I found that I was more passionate about connecting people with resources than I was international trade. While currently pursuing a Bachelor of Arts in Philosophy my graduate plans are to study Library and Information Science with a focus on the ethical dissemination, and protection of information. In my role as a student library assistant at Clark University, I contribute to both the main library and the visual and performing arts library. Beyond my library responsibilities, I also serve as a delegate on my university's Model United Nations, where I had the honor of being the Secretary General for our high school conference in 2023. This year I will be running a model United States Senate on Information Literacy in the United States. Moreover, I am the proud founder and President of the Clark University Intercollegiate Ethics Bowl and the Peer Learning Assistant for History of Early Modern Philosophy in the Western Tradition.