Social Change Scholar Named Clinton Fellow

The Clinton School has appointed Dr. Arvind Singhal, a renowned communication and social change scholar from the University of Texas El Paso (UTEP), as a William J. Clinton Distinguished Fellow this semester.

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Professors Study Texas Helmet Law

The repeal of a motorcycle helmet law in Texas has been followed by a sharp increase in fatal motorcycle crashes in the state, according to a study led by two Clinton School professors and published in the Southern Medical Journal.

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Volunteer To See Launched

Volunteer to See (www.volunteertosee.com) enables individual, business, group and convention travelers to participate in volunteer service activities while visiting Little Rock. Hall will initially administer the program as part of his Clinton School studies.

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Back to School

Clinton School faculty and staff return to work this week, and our students will begin classes a week from today. During the coming spring semester, the Class of 2011 will continue their group Practicum projects across Arkansas, while also taking core and elective courses.

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Gumbo Day

Today marked what has become an annual Clinton School holiday tradition as students, faculty and staff lunched on Clinton School chief volunteer Bob Gee’s famous gumbo. No one left hungy:

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Dean, School Appear in Southwest Airlines Mag

The Clinton School and it’s dean, Skip Rutherford, make an appearance in this month’s issue of Southwest Spirit Magazine, the in-flight magazine of Southwest Airlines.

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Anniversary Eve

Celebration activities continue today on the eve of the fifth anniversary of the opening of the Clinton Center. Several Clinton School students and staff are participating in today’s Clinton Center Community Service Project, which will take them across the community to perform public service.

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The Dean’s A Duck

Clinton School Dean Skip Rutherford is now in the company of Elvis Presley. In a ceremony Tuesday night, Rutherford was added to the Peabody Hotel’s “Duck Walk of Fame,” an honor given to people who have made a positive impact on the hotel chain’s home cities.

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Positive Press

Charlotte Lewellen Williams, director of the Clinton School’s Center on Community Philanthropy, is featured in an article in UAMS’ Housecall magazine about how her work at the center is fueled by her master’s and doctoral studies in public health at UAMS.

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Students, Dean Attend Delta Conference

Four Clinton School students – Mircha King, Elrina Frost, Latoya Wilson and me  – and Dean Skip Rutherford attended a conference on issues facing the Delta in Helena-West Helena on Saturday at Phillips Community College.

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