Category: Alumni

The Clinton School of Public Service invites alumni to reconnect and celebrate during Alumni Weekend, set for May 2-3 in Little Rock, Ark.

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.

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.

Like many people passionate about public service, Ruby De Santiago knows the need is great wherever one goes in the country or across the globe. Unlike many people, however, the California-born, Northwest Arkansas-raised De Santiago has shown a willingness to get her hands dirty where she’s needed.

Vivian Flowers (‘07) was recently sworn in as Mayor of the City of Pine Bluff. Flowers defeated John Fenley after defeating incumbent Shirley Washington earlier this year.

Louisiana-born Sara Ross remembers knowing she wanted to devote her career to service while still in high school. It was a decision that would take her far and wide to execute, including Little Rock, Arkansas, where she graduated from the Clinton School of Public Service in 2022.

Katie George (’24) has been named the Research & Evaluation Manager of the Clinton School Impact Center (CSIC), a multidisciplinary initiative that provides applied research and evaluation consulting services to nonprofits and government agencies in Arkansas and beyond.

Frustrated by what she saw in hospital wards and institutionalized medicine, Dr. Teresa Bau has long looked for ways to improve how the nation’s medical system works, especially among its most vulnerable patients.