Clinton School student Dimas Espinola is working with Arkansas Children’s Hospital (ACH) to explore minority health disparities among Arkansas children.
Read MoreEnglish Helps Farm-to-School Program
The Arkansas Farm to School project aims to provide fresh, healthy meals in schools to improve student nutrition and support local and regional farmers. The Farm to School program has four major components: cafeteria procurement, development of school gardens, integrated nutrition curriculum and farm visits.
Read MoreStudent Helps Health Commission
Clinton School student Regina Wilkerson (right) is working with the Arkansas Minority Health Commission (AMHC) to assist with the development of the commission’s legislative audit reporting system.
Read MoreStudent Helps Feed Seniors in Need
As the final project of her tenure at the Clinton School, second-year student and Arkansas native Lindsey Barnett (left) is working with the Arkansas Department of Human Services (DHS) to conduct senior citizen outreach for the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (formerly the Food Stamp Program).
Read MorePresident Clinton Discusses His School
President Clinton released a video response today to one of his Facebook friends who asked for more information about the Clinton School of Public Service. Watch it here.
Read MoreStudent’s HEARTS Project Garners Attention
A Clinton School project in Houston is gaining national attention. Josh Stokes (’10) is completing his final Capstone project with the University of Texas Medical School at Houston’s Houston Early Age Risk Testing and Screening (HEARTS) program.
Read MoreField Service at the Clinton School
In conjunction with the fifth anniversary of the Clinton Presidential Center, six Clinton School students today discussed their work completing public service projects – both domestic and international – in the school’s Master of Public Service degree program.
Read MorePicture Perfect
Clinton School student Ali Turro can now add the title of published photographer to her resume. Next summer, Viking/Penguin Publishing will release “The Price of Stones,” written by Twesigye Jackson Kaguri. The book’s cover will feature a photograph that Turro took this summer while completing her International Public Service Project in Uganda.
Read MoreArkansas Literacy Councils Net Grant
The Verizon Foundation today presented a $5,500 grant to Arkansas Literacy Councils (ALC) for the research and creation of a literacy tutor training manual, a project being completed by three students from the University of Arkansas Clinton School of Public Service.
Read MoreStudent to Discuss International Project
For her International Public Service Project, Barnett traveled to Belize City to examine the Clean Water Initiative for the Peacework Village Network, a non-profit specializing in the facilitation of service learning projects for university students abroad.
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