Category: Alumni

Clinton School graduate Ivanley Noisette (’11), who was named a 2012 George J. Mitchell Scholar by the U.S.-Ireland Alliance, joined his fellow scholars on Friday in Dublin for the beginning of the yearlong program.

Clinton School graduate Josh Stokes (’10) has been hired as director of operations for the Armed Forces Foundation, a nonprofit that serves members of the military community through financial support, career counseling, housing assistance and recreational therapy programs.

Clinton School graduate Julie Meyer has been named a policy and management consultant to the director of the Division of Behavioral Health at the Arkansas Department of Human Services.

First Tee of Central Arkansas features a 9-hole, championship-caliber golf course, a par-3 course and a large driving range. The organization offers a number of programs for local youth, including the Jack Stephens Youth Golf Academy.

Clinton School graduate Malcolm Glover (’06), morning news anchor for KUAR public radio in Little Rock, sent us a story he’s written about his recent foray into acting.

Clinton School student Burt Hicks (’13) has earned a graduate fellowship with RSF Social Finance, a non-profit financial firm that invests in social enterprises.

Clinton School graduate Lisa Porterfield-Thompson, who serves as public relations director at Texarkana College, has been named to the Fabulous 40 by Four States Living magazine, which recognizes prominent people 40 an under in the Texarkana area. Click here to read the write up on Porterfield-Thompson in the magazine.

Clinton School student Nathanial Owen (’11) has been hired as an Arkansas Delta-based loan officer for ACCION Texas-Louisiana, a nonprofit headquartered in San Antonio that has the largest microloan portfolio in the United States.