Clinton School students Aliyah Sarkar, Cathrine Schwader, Jacob Perry and Nicholas Provencher worked with Group Living, Inc., and Bridgette Bass of Arkadelphia Media to create a new website for the Honeycomb Restaurant and Bakery, which employs individuals with developmental disabilities to help them achieve independence in their community.
Read MoreGraduates Participate in Inauguration Events
A number of Clinton School graduates who living and working in Washington D.C., attended Monday’s presidential inauguration festivities.
Read MoreConcurrent Degree Student Completes Independent Study in Mongolia
Burt Hicks, a concurrent degree student at the Clinton School of Public Service and the UALR William H. Bowen School of Law, spent the fall semester in Mongolia researching a new law related to foreign investment in the country.
Read MoreGrad Writes About Lincoln’s Emancipation Proclamation
Noisette recently posted a piece on the 150th anniversary of President Abraham Lincoln’s issuance of the Emancipation Proclamation. In it, Noisette notes that Lincoln understood that slavery deprived a person of the “fruits of his or her own labor.”
Read MoreGrad Has Divided Loyalties in College Football Championship
We were forwarded a fun article this morning about a Clinton School grad who is facing a difficult choice — who to cheer for in Monday’s college football national championship.
Read MoreStudents Send Supplies for Superstorm Sandy Relief
President Clinton and student Danae Halstead at this year’s holiday party. President Clinton and student Danae Halstead at this year’s holiday party.
Read MoreStudent Helps Improve Business Registration Process in Mongolia
Clinton School student Burt Hicks (’13) partnered with the Business Plus Initiative, a project funded by United States Agency for International Development and implemented by Chemonics International, to improve the company registration process in Mongolia.
Read MoreStudent Works on Local Health Improvement Effort
Ryan Williams, a concurrent student with the Clinton School and the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences Fay W. Boozman College of Public Health partnered with Better Community Development, Inc., to advance health promotion efforts in the predominantly African American community.
Read MoreClinton School Students Collecting Donations for Sandy Relief
Clinton School students will collect donations this weekend to send to New York for the relief efforts following superstorm Sandy.
Read MoreStudent Evaluates Work of Adoption Nonprofit
Clinton School student Molly McGowan helped create and implement a program evaluation initiative for The C.A.L.L. (Children of Arkansas Loved for a Lifetime), a nonprofit organization that works to recruit, train and support foster and adoptive families.
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