Each summer at the Clinton School, our students participate in blog and photo contests as they travel for their International Public Service Projects.
Read MoreClinton School Grad To Help Enforce Fair Housing Laws in HUD Position
Clinton School graduate Kate Cawvey (’12) was recently hired as an equal opportunity specialist with the Housing and Urban Development’s – HUD – Office of Fair Housing and Equal Opportunity in St. Louis.
Read MoreWomen’s Foundation Lauds Student Project
The Women’s Foundation of Arkansas, which has partnered with the Clinton School on several projects, highlighted the work of a Clinton School student in its recent newsletter.
Read MoreClinton School Student Produces Civil Rights Film
Clinton School student Stephen Bailey produced a promotional film for the Reel Civil Rights Film Festival in conjunction with the Little Rock Central National Historic Site and the Little Rock Film Festival. The film was released during the historic site’s ‘s 55th anniversary commemoration of the1957 desegregation of Little Rock Central High School. Watch it below:
Read MoreNewport Project Getting Attention
A team of Clinton School students is garnering attention in Newport, Ark., where they are completing a Practicum project with community leaders.
Read MoreStudents Travel to Delta for ‘Field Service Field Trip’
Sixteen new Clinton School students traveled to Helena-West Helena, Ark., last weekend to get a taste of the range of public service going on in the impoverished Arkansas Delta region.
Read MoreStudent Running for Mayor of Hometown
A number of students who attend the Clinton School have their eye on a possible run for office in the future, but Class of 2014 member Kent Broughton is the first to run for public office while enrolled at the school. Broughton is running for mayor of Pine Bluff, Ark., his hometown.
Read MoreNew Students in High Profile
The Arkansas Democrat Gazette High Profile section covered a reception hosted by Clinton School Dean Skip Rutherford and his wife Billie for the school’s new students during orientation week.
Read MoreRecommended Reading from the Class of 2014
The annual list began with the school’s second class in 2006 and is one of the school’s most requested items. The selections of each class are included in the school library at Sturgis Hall. The recommended reading from the Class of 2014 includes:
Read MoreNew Students Volunteer at Rice Depot
In a break from weeklong Clinton School orientation activities, the Class of 2014 spent the morning volunteering at Arkansas Rice Depot, a nonprofit that distribute food to those in need across Arkansas.
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