The Georgetown Institute for Women, Peace and Security is pleased to announce the selection of three successful candidates for the Hillary Rodham Clinton Fellowship program.
Read MoreCisneros Center for New Americans Names First American Dream Fellows, Two of Three Fellows are Clinton School Graduates
The Cisneros Center for New Americans, a nonpartisan, non-profit institution founded by Henry Cisneros, former Secretary of Housing and Urban Development under President Bill Clinton, focused on immigrant integration and improving access to avenues of opportunity for immigrants, today announced the appointment of its first “American Dream Fellows.”
Read MoreAlum Fernando Cutz Helps Village Secure Clean Drinking Water
When Clinton School graduate Fernando Cutz (’12) was working with Village Life in Nyambogo, Tanzania on his international public service project, he secured grant funding and private support for a well that would help provide clean water for those living in the village. Prior to this, residents had to walk at least an hour one way to obtain water.
Read MoreAlum Angela Jimenez-Leon Partners with Family Health, Work Featured in El Latino Magazine
The Family Health Branch of the Arkansas Department of Health has completed a successful collaboration with Dr. Angela Jimenez-Leon, University of Arkansas Clinton School of Public Service graduate.
Read MoreStudent Aliyah Sarkar Identifies Vulnerabilities for Women and Girls in Syria Conflict
In partnership with UN Women, University of Arkansas Clinton School of Public Service graduate student Aliyah Sarkar has researched the gender dynamics of the Syria Conflict and the implications and vulnerabilities women and girls face.
Read MoreScott Curran Named General Counsel for the Clinton Foundation
Scott Curran, a 2006 Clinton School graduate, has been named General Counsel of the Bill, Hillary and Chelsea Clinton Foundation. He began working with the Foundation in 2006 and has been serving as Deputy General Counsel since December 2012.
Read MoreAlum Jordan Aibel (’13) Accepts Position with Lotus Impact
Jordan Aibel (’13) has accepted a position with Lotus Impact, a fund which actively invests in private enterprises which help address social and environmental problems with solutions that generate sustainable income and employment
Read MoreClinton School Alum to Offer Two-day Sustainability Reporting Training Course in Little Rock
Clinton School alum Nancy Mancilla will return to Little Rock to teach a two-day sustainability reporting training course. The course is free to Clinton School students and alum, but others are encouraged to register for this opportunity.
Read MoreWashington University Magazine Highlights Clinton School Alum Fernando Cutz (’12)
Fernando Cutz is a Presidential Management Fellow at USAID, the federal agency that fosters health and human rights in more than 100 countries across the globe. Projects include battling malaria in Cambodia, introducing sustainable agriculture in Honduras, and opening schools in Afghanistan.
Read MoreDr. Charlotte Williams Talk Philanthropy, Community, and Public Service
Dr. Charlotte Williams, director of the Center on Community Philanthropy, recently sat down with Andrea Price, Clinton School graduate and executive director of The Giving Net, to talk about public service, philanthropy, the importance of community, and the work of the Center.
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