Spotlight on Centurions – Audra Clark
Audra Clark is a member of the Centurions Fall Class of 2020. Her involvement has included helping plan the November Education Task Force and serving as co-chairman of the community leadership committee. Audra is the executive director of City Year Kansas City, a non-profit organization that focuses on keeping students in the Kansas City, Missouri, public schools in class and on track for graduation. She graduated from Trinity University and earned a master’s degree in public administration from George Washington University.
Also featured in the March 7, 2020 issue of The Independent
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