Category: Alumni

Clinton School grad Lindsey Barnett (’10) has landed a one-year fellowship to help more needy people access the federal Food Stamp program.

Two Clinton School graduates have been named to the Arkansas Business “20 in their 20s” list, which recognizes rising young leaders in the state.

Clinton School graduate Nancy Mancilla shares good news that her sustainability consulting firm, ISOS Group, made major news last week when it released a report on Bucyrus International Inc., a manufacturer and supplier of surface and underground mining equipment.

Clinton School grad Scott Curran passes on an article about a unique Little Rock dog rescue organization that finds homes for abandoned dogs in New York City and other East Coast location where demand for rescues is high.

Clinton School grad Regina Wilkerson (’10), who recently began a job as outreach manager for the Girl Scouts, was profiled by the Daily Record, a local Arkansas newspaper.

Clinton School grad Tezira Jamwa (’10) has returned to her home country of Uganda where she is consulting with the United National Development Programme (UNDP).

Clinton School grad Harvell Howard (’10) is joining UALR as coordinator of the university’s African American Male Initiative focused on retaining and graduating African American male students. Howard helped start the initiative for his final Clinton School Capstone project.

Clinton School grad Emily Fischer (’10) has been named a finalist in the Presidential Management Fellows (PMF) program, a two-year fellowship program in the federal government for recent graduate school alums. Finalists are selected after completing an assessment test and being nominated by their school.

Clinton School grad Jay Thompson (’08) has been named assistant director of City Year Milwaukee after spending the last year helping launch the new City Year London in England.

Clinton School grad Malcolm Glover needs our support in his quest to host his own reality TV show, “Change the World with Malcolm Glover.”