Category: Alumni

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.

Clinton School graduate Jack Lofton (’11) has received an award for a film he co-directed about former Texas Gov. Ann Richards.

Clinton School graduate Cory Biggs (’11), who completed the concurrent JD/MPS program with the UALR Bowen School of Law, will coach the Bowen School’s team in this year’s Herbert J. Wechsler National Criminal Law Moot Court Competition.

Clinton School graduate and current Walmart Foundation senior development officer Julie Gehrki spoke Monday at the school about Walmart’s efforts to fight hunger in America.

The Clinton School and Just Communities of Arkansas (JCA), a nonprofit that promotes community diversity and inclusiveness, have partnered on several projects.

Congratulations to Clinton School graduate Sara Taylor (’09), who has been named Teacher of the Year at the Liberty County Pre-K Center in Hinesville, Ga. Taylor is in only her second year at the school. Here’s a video from the school announcing her award:

Clinton School grad Jack Lofton is co-directing a new documentary film about former Texas Gov. Anne Richards.