Clinton School graduate Julie Meyer has been named a policy and management consultant to the director of the Division of Behavioral Health at the Arkansas Department of Human Services.
Read MoreSpeaker Wants to Retrofit America’s Suburbs
Dunham-Jones said she focuses on retrofitting suburban areas rather than creating new downtown spaces, because urban areas currently have one-third the carbon footprint as suburbs.
Read MoreWRI, Chamber Hosting Lecture on ‘Digital Assassination’
WRI and the Little Rock Regional Chamber of Commerce will present a lecture by Richard Torrenzano, author of “Digital Assassination: Protecting Your Reputation, Brand or Business Against Online Attacks” on Tuesday, November 1 at 12:00 p.m. at the Chamber’s office in downtown Little Rock.
Read MoreThis Week at the Clinton School
The Clinton School will host a lecture featuring Albert Nsengiyumva, Minister of Infrastructure of the Republic of Rwanda. The Ministry of Infrastructure is responsible for the sustainable development of infrastructure related to energy, transportation, water and sanitation to contribute to the economic growth and well being of the country.
Read MoreSecond City Cast Discusses Comedy, Improv
As part of the ongoing partnership with the Arkansas Repertory Theatre, the members of the Second City comedy troupe from Chicago participated in a panel discussion at the Clinton School on Friday afternoon.
Read MorePuzzle Day Winners
Robin Morrissey of Little Rock, a manager with the Arkansas Department of Finance and Administration, won the 5th annual Arkansas State Crossword Puzzle championship Saturday at the Clinton School.
Read MoreAuthor Discusses History of Cotton and Race in America
The production of cotton has shaped race relations across America for centuries, according to financial historian Gene Dattel, author of “Cotton and Race in the Making of America,” who spoke at the Clinton School Thursday night.
Read MoreGrad to Head First Tee of Central AR
First Tee of Central Arkansas features a 9-hole, championship-caliber golf course, a par-3 course and a large driving range. The organization offers a number of programs for local youth, including the Jack Stephens Youth Golf Academy.
Read MoreGrad Takes on Acting
Clinton School graduate Malcolm Glover (’06), morning news anchor for KUAR public radio in Little Rock, sent us a story he’s written about his recent foray into acting.
Read MoreRwandan Minister of Infrastructure to Speak
The Ministry of Infrastructure is responsible for the sustainable development of infrastructure related to energy, transportation, water and sanitation to contribute to the economic growth and well being of the country. Previously, Nsengiyumva served as head of Rwanda’s Workforce Development authority, responsible for developing and expanding the country’s technical and vocational education initiatives.
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