Category: Students

Patrick Isokpunwu (Benin City, Nigeria), Reiko Muranaka (Yokosuka-shi, Kanagawa, Japan), and Christopher Ogom (Marsabit, Kenya) were recognized as Rotary Foundation Global Grant Scholars at the Rotary District 6150 Foundation Banquet at the Clinton Presidential Center on Thursday evening.

Ronald McDonald House Charities of Arkansas has unveiled its new Family Room in the NICU unit at University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences.

When Blake Farris first volunteered with All Hands and Hearts in Nepal in 2016, he had no idea that four years later he would still be devoting his time to the organization.

Clinton School students Patricia Ashanti, Ganelle Holman, and Molly Bombonato were selected as part of the most recent cohort of the Arkansas I-Fund at Winrock International in partnership with the Economic Development Administration.

Second-year student Caleb Denton (Booneville, Ark.) is working as a Research Project Analyst in the Hospital Discharge Data Section of the Health Statistics Branch at the Arkansas Department of Health.

Second-year student Allison Gent has been working as a Project Coordinator in the Assessment Division of American Institutes for Research (AIR) since August.

Second-year student Bailey Fohr is working as a Cost Editor Associate with the Communications and Design team under the Global Health Supply Chain Initiative at Chemonics, an international development consulting firm.

First-year student Aisosa Osaretin was crowned the winner of the Miss Nigeria International Pageant in Osseo, Minn., on December 14. Osaretin is a native of Benin City, Nigeria.

Second-year student Maggie Benton has joined Fellowship Bible Church, West Little Rock Campus as a Junior High Girls Pastor. Benton will connect, counsel, and shepherd 7th and 8th grade girls in her new role.

Second-year student Alex Tingquist spoke about homelessness to fourth-grade students at Booker Arts Magnet Elementary School in Little Rock on Friday.