Current Student, Kayla Brooks, Reflects On Women Lead Arkansas Workshop

Current Clinton School students, Anna Applebaum (class 9), Quiana Brown (class 9) and myself (Kayla Brooks class 8) along with Clinton School Alums Katie Hicks (class 7), Rebecca Kaufman(class 5) and Erin O’Leary (class 5), attended Women Lead Arkansas’s Campaign Training Workshop on November 16, 2013.

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Student Government Association Launches Website as Resource for Students, Alumni

The site will serve as a resource for current students, alumni, and prospective students, as well as a tool to promote institutional memory. There, you can find information about the executive committee for the 2013-14 academic year, sub-committees, UALR resources, IT help, and upcoming events and schedules.

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Join Clinton School Students for Movember Events

Clinton School students are organizing Movember events all through month of November to raise awareness and funds for men’s health issues, all while growing a moustache. So start growing out your upper-lip fur and join Clinton School students at the events below!

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Fall 2013 Capstone Projects

The projects are part of the school’s Capstone program, which requires individual students to work with community leaders to help build healthy, engaged and vibrant communities and demonstrate their ability to work effectively in public service.

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Clinton School Students Reflect on Their Experience at CGI 2013

The CGI Annual meetings gather people from across the globe that are heads of state, nonprofit and for profit executives, and community builders. The goal of the meetings, this year themed “Mobilizing for Impact,” is to create an environment for these players to discuss global issues and establish partnerships to make formal ‘commitments’ to tackle a problem.

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Creating the Change We Want to See

At a very young age, I was exposed by my grandfather to many issues related to poverty in our community. I quickly learned to take ownership of and pride in my community. Instead of complaining about problems, we worked collectively to create the change we wanted to see around us.

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