Clinton School graduate Mike Townsend (’07) works in the Global Village Department at Habitat for Humanity International in Americus, Ga. As a volunteer engagement specialist for Africa and the Middles East, Townsend manages 50 volunteer trips a year – a total of 600 volunteers traveling to 14 countries.
Read MoreAlumni Profiles: Marquita Little
Marquita Little (’09) is a senior policy analyst at the Arkansas Department of Human Services where she is responsible for coordinating activities across divisions and organizations around policy initiatives as well as looking for ways to improve existing policies and programs.
Read MoreStudent, Grads named Entertainment-Education Fellows
Clinton School student Hilary Trudell (‘12) has joined alums Judy Watts (‘11) and Sarah Leer (‘11) in being named Entertainment-Education Fellows by the New York-based NGO Media Impact.
Read MoreTwo More Grads Land Jobs
We have received some additional reports on Clinton School grads who have recently landed new jobs:
– Casey Carder (’09) will be the new deputy director of Arkansas Tobacco Control, an agency that works with the Food and Drug Administration to enforce federal mandates related to licensing and selling tobacco.
Read MoreGrad Featured in Magazine
Clinton School graduate Julie West (’10), owner of an international design and import business that promotes the work of women artisans in Nepal, was recently featured in Hand/Eye, a magazine about people who work with artisans in developing countries.
Read MoreJob Placements Report
John Memmer (’10) has been hired as a quality analyst for Veterans Evaluation Services, a private contractor that works with the VA to provide pension and compensation exams for veterans.
Read MoreGrad Recognized for Research
Recent Clinton School graduate Sophia Said has won a second place award at the UALR Graduate Research Expo for her research on a microfinance program for women entrepreneurs in Pakistan.
Read MoreGraduation Reflections
As part of the recent graduation, David Watterson, a member of the Class of 2011, wrote a Clinton School alma mater which will now be part of the school’s history and heritage.
Read MoreClinton School Alma Mater: We Will Build the Bridge
As a special surprise at commencement Saturday, new Clinton School graduate David Watterson (’11), an accomplished musician, wrote and performed the Clinton School Alma Mater, “We Will Build the Bridge.”
Read MoreGrad, Dean Speak at Tourism Conference
President Bill Clinton hosted the first ever White House Conference on Tourism and Dean Rutherford was named Arkansas’s Tourism Person of the Year in 2006 for his leadership in planning, building and opening the Clinton Presidential Center.
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