The following is post from Clinton School student Sanford Johnson’s personal blog. He is working in Cape Town, South Africa this summer with the South African Education and Environmental Project. Here he shares a few stories about his travel from Arkansas to South Africa.
Read MoreA Clinton School Success Story
In case you missed it, the Arkansas Democrat-Gazette last week ran a feature story about the working homeless shelter Our House and the Clinton School’s impact there. Clinton School inaugural grad and current faculty member Joe Ballard did his final Capstone project with Our Hous
Read MoreStudents Witness History in Nepal
Three Clinton School students — Julie West, Carly Benkov and Molly Brunkow — are completing their International Public Service Projects in Nepal where the country’s Constituent Assembly voted yesterday to abolish the monarchy and declared Nepal a federal republic.
Read MoreAll Over the Map
There is a new map display in the lobby of Sturgis Hall showing where all the Clinton School students are headed this summer to complete their International Public Service Projects. Check out the photo below.
Read MoreGoing Global
Erin Jones (pictured above with Dean Skip Rutherford) was the first Clinton School student to leave Little Rock as students are preparing for their summer International Public Service Projects on all six inhabited continents. Jones is headed to Calcutta, India to work with the Loreto Day School. Listed below are the students, their projects and their locations.
Read MoreA Day in the Delta
Throughout our two year masters in public service degree curriculum, Clinton School students are engaged in three major public service projects at the group (Practicum), international and individual (Capstone) levels. Our group projects are currently in progress–including some in the Arkansas/Mississippi Delta region.
Read MoreServing Arkansas
Posted by BEN BEAUMONT – Clinton School students will continue completing group public service projects throughout Arkansas when they return from holiday break. As part of our Practicum program here at the school, the students team up with government and non-government organizations to perform projects related to expanding children’s mental health services, cataloging after school…
Read MoreStudents Meet With Ambassador
Four Clinton School students who are interested in performing their International Public Service Project next summer in Tanzania had the unique opportunity Friday to meet with Mike Retzer, the U.S. ambassador there.
Read MoreTraveling the Delta
Earlier this week, I had the pleasure of spending the day in the Arkansas and Mississippi Delta. Since our school opened in 2005, Clinton School students have performed public service projects in this part of the country and this year are working on projects based in Marvell and Helena-West Helena in Phillips County, Ark.
Read MoreInternational Public Service Projects
Clinton School students will be performing international public service projects this summer. This international work provides extraordinary global leadership experience. Here are their current 2007 project locations:
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