Category: Alumni

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.

Khalid Ahmadzai (’17) and his work with Abwe Adebi in starting a mask-making business in Fayetteville, Ark., were recently profiled by The Times of Entrepreneurship and Forbes.

Read Admire (‘15), CEO and Founder of the The Urban Food Loop Project, was recently recognized by the 2020 Sustain the Rock Awards. Admire and The Urban Food Loop Project won the award for Most Sustainable Small Business.

Allie Rouse (‘14) has been named the Director of Planned Giving for Arkansas Community Foundation.

Mollie Henager (‘18) has joined Arkansas United, an immigrant rights nonprofit, as a Development Coordinator.

Shandrea Murphy-Washington (’20), a recent graduate of the University of Arkansas Clinton School of Public Service, has released a book of poetry.

BLACK BOYS, a full-length documentary produced by Chad Williamson (‘10), has been announced as one of the original films picked up by Peacock, NBCUniversal’s streaming service, and will be available to the public on September 10.

Hilary Trudell (‘12) is the founder and leader of The Yarn, a storytelling venture based in Little Rock that uses the power of story to amplify voices, build understanding, and create space for human connection.

Nathan Keltch (’20) has been hired as a mobility specialist with the Department of Public Works for the City of Louisville, Ky.