Clinton School Dean Skip Rutherford held his 2010 Elections class at the Arkansas State Capitol on Monday, the first day of filing for candidates in May’s Republican and Democratic primary elections.
Read MoreRwandan Scholars Program Meets
A group of students, faculty and other university representatives with the Rwanda Presidential Scholars program met today at the Clinton School. Led by Hendrix College in Conway, the program includes 12 colleges and universities that work with the Rwandan government to provide four-year undergraduate scholarships to Rwandan college students.
Read MoreRemember Haiti Day Tomorrow
Clinton School students, faculty and staff invite you to join them tomorrow to honor the victims of the Haitian earthquake by wearing red and blue, the country’s colors.
Read MoreHealth Policy Prof. to Speak at W&L
Dr. Drew Kumpuris, a Little Rock cardiologist and professor of health policy at the Clinton School, will speak next Thursday about health care reform at Washington and Lee University, his alma mater. He will give a talk titled, “Healthcare Reform: Is this THE Fork in the Road?”
Read MoreRemember Haiti: Wear Red and Blue Feb. 12
Clinton School students, faculty and staff are encouraging people throughout Arkansas and the country to join them to remember the victims of the Haitian earthquake by wearing red and blue, the colors of Haiti, on Friday, Feb. 12.
Read MoreSocial 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.
Read MoreProfessors 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.
Read MoreVolunteer 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.
Read MoreBack 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.
Read MoreGumbo 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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