For this week’s Spring Break, five Clinton School students have traveled to Houston to participate in rebuilding efforts with SBP for Hurricane Harvey. Throughout the week, the students will be posting reflections on their work. Today’s post is from Emily Loker, a second-year student from Madison, Wisc.
Read MoreWegner Sees City’s Strength through its People
For this week’s Spring Break, five Clinton School students have traveled to Houston to participate in rebuilding efforts with SBP for Hurricane Harvey. Throughout the week, the students will be posting reflections on their work. Today’s post is from Brian Wegner, a first-year student from Saginaw, Mich.
Read MoreRichardson Reflects after First Day of Recovery Work in Houston
For this week’s Spring Break, five Clinton School students have traveled to Houston to participate in rebuilding efforts with SBP for Hurricane Harvey. Throughout the week, the students will be posting reflections on their work. Today’s post is from Kirby Richardson, a first-year student from Rogers, Ark.
Read MoreHurricane Harvey: Five Clinton School Students to Work with SBP in Houston
On Sunday, March 18, five students from the University of Arkansas Clinton School of Public Service will travel to Houston, Texas, to participate in the rebuilding efforts for Hurricane Harvey.
Read MoreReich Combines IPSP and Capstone with Reproductive Health Research in Ecuador
A second-year student at the University of Arkansas Clinton School of Public Service, Liz Reich is currently in Quito, Ecuador, working on a combined International Public Service and Capstone Project with Novulis.
Read MoreDeBruyn Veers from Medicine to Public Service
Like many students at the Clinton School of Public Service, Joshua DeBruyn entered the school with strong interests in foreign policy and a year of professional public service experience on his resume. Unlike most, DeBruyn’s college education began on a path to medical school.
Read MoreSGA Set for Scoops for Good
The Clinton School Student Government Association will be at Loblolly Creamery from 5-9 p.m. on Tuesday, February 27 to help with “Scoops for Good.” A portion of the evening’s proceeds will go to Arkansas Women’s Outreach.
Read MoreHisek Continues Relief and Recovery Efforts with FEMA
Currently based in Washington D.C. as a Situation Unit Leader with the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA), Kathryn Hisek recently spent nearly two months deployed in San Juan, Puerto Rico, to assist with the relief efforts for Hurricanes Irma and Maria.
Read MoreLasorsa Publishes Research on the Benefits of Federal Grants on Mid-Sized Cities
University of Arkansas Clinton School of Public Service student Domenick Lasorsa of Cape Cod, Mass., has published an interactive story-map; “CDBG and HOME: Essential Grants for Mid Sized Cities“, that can be used by city officials throughout the nation.
Read MoreAlexander Named to Next Generation Delegation for the Global Food Security Symposium
Amie Alexander, a second-year student at the University of Arkansas Clinton School of Public Service from Waldron, Ark., has been named to the Chicago Council on Global Affairs’ Next Generation Delegation for the Global Food Security Symposium, set for March 21-22 in Washington D.C.
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