Category: Alumni

Ross Owyoung (’18) has joined the Arkansas Museum of Fine Arts as a Development Officer.

Renee Tyler (’20), Community Services Director for the City of Eau Claire, Wis., has been selected to serve on the American Public Works Association’s Public Works Project of the Year Committee.

Liz Conville (’18) is the Maternal Opioid Misuse (MOM) Model Project Director and Principal Investigator for the Center for Medicare and Medicaid Innovation with the Texas Health and Human Services Commission.

Nora Bouzihay (’17) is the Assistant Director of Multicultural Affairs at Arkansas State University.

Brandon Treviño (‘18) has been named Assistant District Attorney with the Philadelphia District Attorney’s Office. Treviño officially starts his new position on Monday, June 7.

Sara Swisher (’19) has been named the Development Coordinator for the National Organization for Women, the largest organization of feminist grassroots activists in the United States.

This summer, Corrinne McClure (’21) will return to work with BRIDGES, USA, an organization based in Memphis, Tenn., that unites and inspires diverse groups of young people to develop confidence and grow into leaders committed to community transformation.

Clinton School graduate Amie Alexander (‘18) has been recognized as one of the Outstanding Pro Bono Attorneys of the Year by Legal Aid of Arkansas.

Clinton School graduates Karen Zuccardi (’19) and Wes Prewett (’19) are serving on the Little Rock Sustainability Commission, a task force created to study sustainability and provide policy and program advice to the governing body of the City of Little Rock.