Category: Field Service

The students made paper Flat Stanleys, the popular, “flat” children’s book character who mails himself around the world to learn about different people and cultures. The students will take pictures with Flat Stanley in places around the world so Mrs. Beebe can share his experiences with elementary students when they return.

Since January, Clinton School student Lindsey Johnson has been researching legislation that will enable consumers and policymakers to understand the real costs of health care services in Arkansas.

Clinton School graduate Octave Ellis (’07) has received recognition for his work as a human resources specialist for the Superior Court System of the District of Columbia.

Clinton School student Erin O’Leary partnered with the City of Little Rock to help implement a $200,000 grant for creating a comprehensive service plan to address community challenges through volunteerism. The city launched its service plan today.

Clinton School student Ryan Ubuntu Olson partnered with the Unitarian Universalist – United Nations Office (UU-UNO) to identify advocacy strategies for faith-based NGOs surrounding Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender human rights at the United Nations.

Clinton School student Ivanley Noisette has produced an extensive literature review about water, sanitation and hygiene protection in the aftermath of earthquake that struck Haiti in 2010.

Clinton School student Jeerawat Na Thalang has partnered with the Arkansas Coalition for Excellence (ACE) to complete a media strategy guide for local nonprofits.

The Injury Prevention Center at Arkansas Children’s Hospital, one of this year’s Clinton School public service project partners, recognized four students this month in its newsletter. Here’s what they had to say:

As part of a campaign to end childhood hunger in Arkansas, Gov. Mike Beebe’s office has completed a statewide assessment of the access Arkansas’s low-income children have to food.