Cheers to Volunteers! – Clark Fisher
Clark Fisher, a retired chief engineer from TWA; has been volunteer teaching science to fourth graders for 20 years. The 94-year-old resident of Claridge Court retirement community in Prairie Village began teaching through the Society of Automotive Engineers’ volunteer program. His class covers topics such as acceleration, gravity, aeronautics, electricity, inertia, and motion.
Also featured in the November 10th issue of The Independent
Clark Fisher, volunteer; was hands-on with his lessons.
Clark Fisher with his students.
Clark Fisher helped John Diemer Elementary School students.
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