I met Chelsea when I was 16 , she was the speech teachers aid at the time, so she was introduced to me as someone who was gonna be my speech teacher the next year , when I met her we immediately clicked, she was kind and funny and not so stuck up like my original speech teacher. The next year she officially became my speech teacher and during those 2 years as I finished high school , she was always so kind and supportive. She always helped me not only with my stutter but with my personal issues , she pushed me to become a better person and always had my back when it came to school and home life. I will never forget when she gave me a small Valentine's day gift of a pen with a note that said "you are what makes going to work worth it". She was an amazing person who will be missed dearly , because of her never ending support and constant kindness and her pushing me to be the best and take the risk , I was able to attend the 4 year university of my dreams, following my career as a teacher.
Thank you Mrs.Clark , I think of you every day 


 
Dear Family of Chelsea Noel Clark,

We are so sad to learn of the passing of Chelsea.    Chelsea was an outstanding English major at Cal State University, San Bernardino (CSUSB) when I was the English Department chair.      In 2012, as she was finishing up her B.A,. I had the pleasure of telling her that she was selected as our English commencement speaker!   We are so proud of her accomplishments after that as well, including her M.A. in Communicative Disorders from CSU Fullerton in 2016.     

Given her excellence, we invited her to speak at the CSUSB English Department's 50th anniversary in 2016.  In front of an audience of about 100 faculty, administrators, and alumni, Chelsea spoke confidently and eloquently about her vocation in speech-language pathology, her work with autistic children, and what the English Department had meant to her.  

And then just last month (May 2, 2019), Chelsea was a featured alumni speaker at our Strategic 
Employability in English (SEE) event.  Here she spoke to current English majors figuring out their own professional pathways.   I was again struck by the powerful and elegant way that Chelsea inspired with her own experiences, determination, and compassion for and commitment to the students she works with.  In an email to Chelsea on May 5, 2019, I wrote:   “We want to thank you so much for being such an *excellent* panelist at our SEE Event last Thursday!   It was very interesting to hear about the work you do as a speech-language pathologist and how rewarding it is to see your students make important gains in their language.   You spoke eloquently and compellingly—including about not letting naysayers define what’s possible (that was important for our students to hear). . . You were and are awesome!”  On May 3, the University posted this press release of the SEE event, with pictures of Chelsea: https://inside.csusb.edu/node/22711
  
We think so highly of Chelsea and are holding all of you in our thoughts.



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17 marzo, 1987 – 21 mayo, 2019

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