Ginger Clark
About Ginger Clark
Ginger Clark: Manager of the Great Miami Riverway
Ginger Clark is the Manager of the Great Miami Riverway, overseeing operations and initiatives to promote and utilize the riverway for recreational and community activities. In this role, she focuses on enhancing the accessibility and recreational opportunities along the riverway, ensuring that it serves as a valuable resource for local communities.
Ginger Clark: Community Engagement Coordinator at Centerville-Washington Park District
From 2015 to 2024, Ginger Clark held the position of Community Engagement Coordinator at the Centerville-Washington Park District. During her tenure, she worked on fostering relationships with community members and promoting park programs and events. Her efforts were instrumental in increasing community participation and enhancing the overall engagement with the park district’s offerings.
Region 3 Chair for the Ohio Parks and Recreation Association
In her capacity as the Region 3 Chair for the Ohio Parks and Recreation Association, Ginger Clark contributes to statewide initiatives and supports parks and recreation programs within her region. Her role involves collaborating with other park professionals to share best practices and implement programs that benefit the community and promote outdoor activities.
Certified Park and Recreation Professional
Ginger Clark holds a certification as a Park and Recreation Professional through the National Recreation and Park Association. This certification acknowledges her expertise and commitment to the field of parks and recreation, ensuring she is well-versed in industry standards and practices. The certification also enhances her ability to lead and manage recreational projects effectively.
Bachelor of Science in Natural Resource Tourism from Colorado State University
Ginger Clark earned a Bachelor of Science in Natural Resource Tourism from Colorado State University's Warner College of Natural Resources. This educational background provided her with a solid foundation in natural resource management and tourism, equipping her with the knowledge and skills necessary for her roles in parks and recreation management.