More than 97 percent of surveyed alumni from the University of Arkansas Clinton School of Public Service are concerned about their own health or their family’s health, according to results of a COVID-19 impact survey by Assistant Professor Nichola Driver and Dean James L. “Skip” Rutherford III. Driver also serves as the Faculty Director for the Office of Community Engagement.
Read MoreShroff Joins Mitchell Williams as Litigation Associate
Madhav Shroff (’19) has joined Mitchell, Williams, Selig, Gates & Woodyard, P.L.L.C. as a litigation associate.
Read MoreTreviño Working with Career Development Center at Drexel University
Brandon Treviño (’18) has joined the Steinbright Career Development Center at Drexel University as a Pre-Law Advisor and Career Counselor.
Read MoreOsei-Danquah Completing Fellowship with Department of Human Services
Second-year student Richmond Osei-Danquah is completing a fellowship as part of his Capstone project with the Division of Child Care and Early Childhood Education at the Department of Human Services. Osei-Danquah started with the division in September.
Read MoreAlumni Roundup – February 2020
News and updates from Clinton School graduates for February 2020.
Read MoreAjayi Co-Authors Study on Arkansas Web Transparency
Joyce Ajayi (’16) has co-authored the second edition of “Access Arkansas: County-Level Web Transparency.” Ajayi is a policy analyst for the Arkansas Center for Research in Economics, an Arkansas-focused research center housed in the College of Business at the University of Central Arkansas.
Read MoreFleming Named Executive Director of Habitat for Humanity of Central Arkansas
Kelly Fleming (‘13) has been named Executive Director of Habitat for Humanity of Central Arkansas.
Read MoreAlumni Roundup – January 2020
News and updates from Clinton School graduates for January 2020.
Read MoreMensah Working with Arkansas Division of Workforce Services
John Mensah (’19) has joined the Arkansas Division of Workforce Services (DWS) in Little Rock, Ark., as a Research Project Analyst.
Read MoreStreet Accepts Research Position with Resource Innovations
Emilie Street (’18) is working as a Research Assistant for Resource Innovations, a women-owned, community-focused environmental consultancy.
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