Category: Alumni

Rachel Villafane (’20) has joined the Boost Midwest team as a Project Coordinator, leading project success through collaborating with clients to optimize processes and operations. Villafane started her position in early January.

Nick Stevens (‘18) has co-founded and is working as a Program Manager with the Creative Institute of Central Arkansas, a recently-launched nonprofit that provides gap-year programs for young adults interested in exploring creative careers.

Since June, Robert Morris (’20) has been working as the Lead Pharmacy Technician for Brian’s Pharmacy in Sherwood, Ark., assisting the community-owned pharmacy in its day-to-day operations throughout the COVID-19 pandemic.

Katie Clark (’20) has joined the Arkansas Chapter of the American Academy of Pediatrics (ARAAP) as a Program Coordinator.

The National Black Caucus of State Legislators has named Arkansas state Rep. Vivian Flowers (‘07) its Legislator of the Year.

Shanell Ransom (‘16) has been announced as a Program Officer with the Samuel S. Fels Fund, a private independent foundation with a commitment to improving conditions and opportunities for historically marginalized communities within the City of Philadelphia.

Connor Donovan (’19) has launched a new social enterprise, Me.Mentor, a virtual mentorship program that connects students and young professionals with mentors for education and career support.

Brandon Mathews (‘15) has been named the Outstanding Young Alumnus by the Bumpers College Alumni Society at the University of Arkansas, Fayetteville.

More than a decade after his Clinton School Capstone project helped launch the annual event, Harvell Howard (‘09) will be honored as part of the 2020 Arkansas Summit on African American Males (ArSAAM), which is celebrating its 10-year anniversary on Thursday, November 19.