Looking for a global leadership program? The only graduate school in the nation offering a Master of Public Service degree, The University of Arkansas Clinton School of Public Service helps students gain knowledge and experience to further their careers in the areas of nonprofit, governmental, volunteer or private sector work. While learning valuable lessons in the classroom, Clinton School students spend much of their time participating in public service projects ranging from local work in the Mississippi River Delta to international internship programs in countries across the world.
Located on the grounds of the Clinton Library and Park in Little Rock, Ark., the Clinton School hosts public programs and guest lecturers featuring internationally-prominent leaders and timely topics. Among many who have visited the school at the Clinton Library include Secretaries of State Henry Kissinger and Madeleine Albright; Supreme Court Justice Stephen Breyer; Senator Bob Dole; actors John Lithgow and Sam Waterston; Nobel Peace Prize winner Wangari Maathai; President Paul Kagame of Rwanda and journalists Gwen Ifill, Bob Woodward, Diane Rehm and George Stephanopoulos, among many others. With its unprecedented curriculum and diverse public programs, the Clinton School is committed to making a global impact, building leadership in civic engagement and enhancing the capacity to work across disciplinary, racial, ethnic and geographical boundaries.
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