Lowering energy costs while creating healthier homes, that’s the mission behind HEAL AR, a program that Ashley Matejka helped grow during her time at the Clinton School of Public Service.
Read MoreClinton School Impact Minute: Beyond Civility
Samantha Sheffield evaluated Beyond Civility, a program by the Winthrop Rockefeller Institute that teaches Arkansas high school students how to engage in civil dialogue.
Read MoreClinton School Impact Minute: SNAP Outreach
Clinton School graduate Lindsey Morgan partnered with the Arkansas Department of Human Services to expand senior citizen outreach for the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, or SNAP.
Read MoreClinton School Impact Minute: On The Right Track 2.0
Imagine a city where biking and walking are not just possible, but convenient, simple, and enjoyable.
Read MoreGiving at Graduation Partners with Arkansas Foodbank
The Clinton School of Public Service will collect items of need for Arkansas Foodbank as part Giving at Graduation for the Class of 2025.
Read MoreClinton School Impact Minute: PicoSolar
From classrooms to clean energy innovation, Trish Flanagan has always looked for ways to make an impact.
Read MoreAlumni Weekend Set for May 2-3, Featuring Inaugural Distinguished Alumni Award Presentation
The Clinton School of Public Service invites alumni to reconnect and celebrate during Alumni Weekend, set for May 2-3 in Little Rock, Ark.
Read MoreAlumni Spotlight: John Delurey (’14)
John Delurey (‘14) is the Managing Director at Vote Solar where he leads campaigns to advance the organization’s legislative and regulatory priorities across the country.
Read MoreSouthern Bancorp CEO Darrin L. Williams to Deliver 2025 Graduate Address
Darrin L. Williams, CEO of Southern Bancorp, Inc., one of the nation’s oldest and largest Community Development Financial Institutions (CDFIs), will deliver the 2025 Clinton School of Public Service Commencement Address on Saturday, May 10.
Read MoreJaylin Sprout: An Open Mind and a Desire to Learn
Jaylin Sprout likes to joke that her path to the Clinton School of Public Service was set psychically when her parents moved the family to Hope, Arkansas ― the birthplace of President Bill Clinton himself ― when she was five.
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