Dean Skip Rutherford spoke last night at the annual holiday celebration for Health Resources of Arkansas. Health Resources provides a system of care to meet the behavioral health needs of individuals and families at several sites in North Central Arkansas. Last night’s gathering was at the Wilbur D. Mills Substance Abuse Treatment Center in Searcy….
Read MoreDean Rutherford: Libraries Are Nonpartisan
Clinton School Dean Skip Rutherford has published an Op-Ed on the United Methodist News Service website about the building of the George W. Bush Presidential Library at Southern Methodist University. Rutherford, a Methodist, encourages people to support the project even if they disagree with Bush’s politics. Click here to read the article.
Read MoreSkate Time
Yesterday’s ice skating event was a big success. We had a great turnout of Clinton School students, faculty and staff along with kids from Safe Places and Arkansas Commitment. The group christened the new outdoor River Market ice rink. A big thanks to LRCVB for helping make the event possible. Here a some photos by Jacob Slaton:
Read MoreBhutto Visits
Clinton School Dean Skip Rutherford welcomed Sanam “Sunny” Bhutto, sister of the late Pakistan Prime Minister Benazir Bhutto, to the Clinton School Thursday.
Read MoreScholar Visits
William J. Clinton Distinguished Scholar Avind Singhal, who will return to the Clinton School this spring to teach Dynamics of Social Change, spent time today with Clinton School students on a brief visit to Little Rock.
Read MoreSupporting Public Radio
Metropolitan Bank Executive Virgil Miller and Clinton School Dean Skip Rutherford will once again team up to raise money for KUAR/KLRE, the Central Arkansas affiliates for National Public Radio.
Read MoreDean: Feds Should Create Gulf Volunteer Network
The Center for a Better South has released a listing of ideas and recommendations it made to the U.S. Navy about how to improve the lives of residents of the Gulf Coast, particularly those impacted by the recent oil spill.
Read MoreScholar To Serve on Global Polio Eradication Board
Clinton School visiting scholar Arvind Singal has been invited to serve on a board to implement a three-year strategic plan for the Global Polio Eradication Initiative (GPEI) to eradicate wild poliovirus.
Read MoreField Service Session
The new Clinton School students met with their field service directors, Marie Lindquist and Joe Ballard, along with graduate assistants Julianne Dunn, Sophia Said and David Monteith on Wednesday for a session about the three public service projects that make up the school’s field service curriculum.
Read MoreDean to Address Tax Administrators
Dean Skip Rutherford will deliver the keynote address Monday at the annual meeting of the Southeastern Association of Tax Administrators (SEATA) in Little Rock. SEATA is an association of state tax administrators and professors from 12 southern states.
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