Category: Admissions

The application deadline to enroll in the Clinton School Master of Public Service degree program next fall is rapidly approaching.

The Clinton School is now accepting applications for its Master of Public Service degree program, a two-year graduate program that trains leaders for government, nonprofit, volunteer and private sector service.

The Class of 2013, or Class 7 and they are referred to here at the Clinton School, arrived today for the beginning of orientation. The students heard from Clinton School Dean Skip Rutherford and Associate Dean Susan Hoffpauir before attending a welcome reception.

Today marks one month until the application deadline for admission to the Clinton School in the fall of 2011. The school encourages those interested in pursuing a Master of Public Service (MPS) degree to apply by January 15, 2011.

The Clinton School is accepting applications for the 2010-11 Daniel Cayce Award, given annually to an Arkansas high school student who best demonstrates selfless volunteerism on behalf of his or her community.

The Clinton School is now accepting applications for its Fall 2011 class. Aspiring public servants are invited to apply to the school’s unique Master of Public Service (MPS) degree program, said Skip Rutherford, dean of the school.

Clinton School faculty and staff are making final preparations for new student orientation which begins with a welcome reception Sunday afternoon. We will welcome 32 new students into the two-year Master of Public Service degree program. Orientation will last throughout the week.

Below, Clinton School technology administrator Kari Mogensen prepares new laptop computers for members of our sixth class who will begin at the Clinton School in August.

The 2010 Clinton School admissions application deadline is Jan. 15, 2010, and the school encourages all aspiring public servants with a passion for social needs to apply to the two-year graduate program.