Category: Alumni

Clinton School graduate Regina Wilkerson (’10) has been hired as the new outreach manager for the Girl Scouts council of Arkansas, Oklahoma and Texas.

Clinton School grad Sarah Clark (’10) has accepted a job as a project manager with the Arkansas Economic Development Commission. She’ll be working with both government and business leaders to recruit new businesses and jobs to Arkansas.

Sur has served as human resources manager for L’Oreal’s plant in North Little Rock since January 2009, overseeing the implementation new training programs and structures in the plant’s production departments.

Clinton School graduate Nicholas Hall has put together a guide for those interested in helping in efforts to clean up the Gulf oil spill:

The Little Rock Film Festival, sponsored by the Clinton School and directed by student Jack Lofton (’11), kicked off last night with its opening night film “Winter’s Bone.”

With nearly 100 graduates now working in various fields of public service, the Clinton School this week launched a new website to keep up with its alumni.

Each year, Ann Nicholson of KUAR public radio here in Little Rock interviews two Clinton School graduates about their experiences at the school and their passions for public service.

Arkansas Gov. Mike Beebe has appointed Clinton School graduate J.D. Lowery (’09) to the Arkansas Pollution Control and Ecology Commission, the state’s environmental policy-making body. Lowery currently works for Viridian USA, a sustainable building consulting firm in Central Arkansas.

Even those who can’t attend the event can help, Riley says. For a $30 donation, you can be a “t-shirt only runner” in your own Pat’s Run. The foundation will send you a race-day t-shirt and you can run 4.2 miles on your own. Click here to sign up.

Clinton School graduate Lukman Arsalan (’09) was recently selected as the new program coordinator for the University of Delaware’s Institute for Global Studies in Newark, Delaware. Arsalan was chosen from a field of more than 350 applicants and will oversee his alma mater’s study-abroad programs in Argentina, Australia, Chile, Egypt, France, Greece, Spain and Tunisia.