Older youth in Arkansas foster care may soon receive improved transitional programs following research conducted by four Clinton School students.
Read MoreStudents Work with Gov. Beebe’s Campaign to Fight Hunger
Four Clinton School students worked with Governor Mike Beebe’s “No Kid Hungry Campaign” to identify and bridge gaps in programs that feed hungry children across Arkansas.
Read MoreStudents Capture Impact of State-Funded Programs for Children and Families
A team of Clinton School students recently presented Arkansas Advocates for Children and Families (AACF) with a library of resources to increase public support and awareness of state-funded programs.
Read MoreStudents Tackle Challenges Facing Aging Foster Youth
Three Clinton School students partnered with a local non-profit organization, Immerse Arkansas, to help raise awareness for youth aging out of the state’s foster care system.
Read MoreStudent Facilitates Conversations on Race, Ethnicity at UAMS
Her initial goal was to inform the establishment of a campus-wide formal student organization to promote and foster meaningful engagement across lines of race, ethnicity and culture, but it quickly developed into more, Malveaux said.
Read MoreStudent Takes 2nd Place in Entrepreneur Competition
Clinton School student Jordan Aibel (’13) won second place prize in the Innovate Arkansas small business entrepreneur competition for his invention of a mobile application that calculates currency exchange rates for people traveling internationally.
Read MoreMore Capstone Presentations Set for Friday
Four more Clinton School students will present their final Capstone projects Friday at Sturgis Hall. Capstone Student: Jared Rowell
Read MoreStudent Leads Alumni Outreach Effort for Education Program
Clinton School student Derrick Rainey has helped coordinate an outreach initiative for alumni of a program dedicated to serving academically-talented African American high school students in Central Arkansas.
Read MoreStudent Partners with Wellstone Action! to Fight Discrimination
Clinton School student Heidi Justice partnered with Wellstone Action!, a national nonprofit organization, to create a curriculum for training groups, organizations and communities to affect public policy aimed at ending discrimination in employment, housing and public accommodations based on sexual orientation and gender identity.
Read MoreStudent Partners with Heifer International to Promote Agriculture Education in Uganda
Clinton School student Shamim Okolloh has spent this academic year in Uganda, where she worked with Heifer International a global hunger and poverty-fighting organization, to pilot an agriculture education project to attract youth to farming.
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