Clark Society members make a difference in the lives of TCU students. Their contributions of $1,000 or more make the difference between a good private education and a great private education for thousands of TCU students.

• More about the Clark Society.
• Benefits of membership.
• Clark Society gift recognition levels, beginning at $1,000.
• Make a gift now and become a Clark Society member.

• Chancellor’s Council members set the standard for all donors to the University by contributing $10,000 or more annually.

• Junior Clark Society members are recent graduates who are “giving forward.”

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Clark Society Sponsors First "Senior Life Skills Seminar"

The first annual Senior Life Skills Seminar sponsored by the Addison and Randolph Clark Society, took place in the Dee J. Kelly Alumni & Visitors Center on April 26, 2008.  TCU juniors, seniors and Junior Clark Society members were invited to attend as community volunteer speakers gave information about taxes, insurance, investing for the future and human resources.  Volunteers included Clark Society members Troy Tuomey and Brandon Chase and community members Susan Oakley and Tom Hegi.  “I enjoyed learning an overview of different important areas,” a TCU Senior said.  Thanks to the Clark Society for making this happen!

Each year, the Clark Society provides a special incentive — a prestigious Clark Society Scholarship — to a few outstanding students who have the potential to give back to TCU and to their community.

Clark Society Scholars 2008-2009