Category: Alumni

Clinton School graduate Judy Watts (’11) was recently hired as public outreach coordinator with Metroplan in Little Rock. Metroplan works as a council of local governments and is the designated Metropolitan Planning Organization for transportation planning in Central Arkansas.

The National Park Service announced recently that Clinton School graduate Spirit Trickey (’10) has been named the new chief of interpretation for Klondike Gold Rush National Historic Park in Seattle, Washington.

Two Clinton School graduates were named to a list recognizing Arkansas young professionals. Malcolm Glover (’06) and Marquita Little (’09) were named to the Arkansas Business “20 in Their 20s” list, which identifies the state’s rising stars.

Clinton School alumnus Spencer Lucker (’12) was the keynote speaker at Village Life Outreach Project’s “Night on the Serengeti” banquet Friday in Cincinnati, Ohio.

The tribunal found Baraza guilty of misconduct in altercation with a security guard in a village market and recommended that she be removed from the court. Here’s a news account of tribunal’s findings:

We’ve recently received exciting news from several 2012 Clinton School graduates who have landed public service jobs. Here’s a round-up of alumni job news:

Clinton School graduate Shamim Okolloh was one of 15 finalists for the Rockefeller Foundation’s 2012 Innovators Challenge, which encouraged innovative people to submit ideas on how to address water insecurity, food insecurity, as well as key challenges posed by urbanization.

Clinton School graduate Jack Lofton will premier his new political documentary, “Ann Richards’ Texas” on Thursday at the AFI Silvedocs Film Festival in Silver Springs, Md.

Because of their Clinton School achievements and volunteer service to the Clinton Presidential Center, recent graduates Fernando Cutz and Spencer Lucker were each given a lifetime achievement pin from the Clinton Center’s volunteer department.