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Robert Clark
Dean of Engineering
Arts, Sciences, and Engineering
Department of Mechanical Engineering
Areas of expertise: Acoustics and in bionanomanufacturing
Press contact:
Peter Iglinski
585.273.4726
Related Links:
Robert Clark Home Page
In the News
Rochester Business Journal
UR names Robert Clark to new vice president post
March 05, 2013
Rochester Democrat & Chronicle
UR alters plans for online education courses
February 28, 2013
Rochester Democrat and Chronicle
Rochester-area colleges offer more online courses
September 26, 2012
Rochester Business Journal
UR restructures provost position
June 18, 2012
Rochester Business Journal
Engineering schools feed interest in new technologies
May 14, 2010
YNN
Dr. Robert Clark Elected to Minerals Technologies Board
December 02, 2009
Individual.com
Minerals Technologies Elects Robert L. Clark, Ph.D. to Board of Directors
December 01, 2009
ASM International
Controlling Janus Particles Opens Up New Applications in Nanoengineering
August 18, 2009
AZoM
Controlling Janus Particles Opens Up New Applications
August 11, 2009
The Chronicle of Higher Education
Engineering and the Liberal Arts: Strangers No Longer
September 05, 2008
News Releases
MEMORANDUM
Re: Update on Online Education Initiatives
February 20, 2013
Position of Provost to be Restructured
June 15, 2012
Robert Clark to Lead Rochester's School of Engineering and Applied Sciences
July 15, 2008
Biography
Clark is an expert in the science of acoustics and in bionanomanufacturing. His work in these areas has led to 100 journal publications and earned him awards including the Lindsey award of the Acoustical Society of America, the National Science Foundation Career Program Award, the Presidential Early Career Award for Scientists and Engineers, and the NASA Group Achievement Award. He is a fellow of both the Acoustical Society of America and the American Society of Mechanical Engineers. During six years as senior associate dean at Duke, he oversaw hiring for the implementation of the Pratt School’s strategic plan, helped to double the number of women on the faculty and triple the research expenditures. In the recent year while serving as dean, he initiated curricular innovations for non-engineering students and presided over fundraising.