Clinton School student Anatoliy Shatkovskyy spent the past year working with Heifer International, the world hunger and poverty organization, to increase funding sources and analyze rural development projects in Central and Eastern Europe.
Read MoreStudent Partners with Sen. Pryor to Analyze Budget Cuts
Clinton School student Fernando Cutz (’12) has spent this academic year working with the Office of U.S. Senator Mark Pryor (D – Ark.) to analyze the affects of federal budget cuts on police and fire departments across Arkansas.
Read MoreStudent, Grad Help Launch Multi-faith Youth Group
Ten youth participated representing the three Abrahamic faiths; however, the group is looking to recruit more diverse youth representatives from other belief systems, Cawvey said.
Read MoreClinton School Students Host Central High Visitors
This past Thursday the Clinton School student body hosted 48 seniors from Little Rock Central High School for lunch and a panel discussion. Clinton School students discussed their past and forthcoming Practicum, International, and Capstone projects with the LRCH seniors.
Read MoreTen Students to Run Marathon
Ten Clinton School students will participate in the Little Rock Marathon this Sunday. The marathon course starts on Clinton Avenue and crosses in front of the Clinton School on Dean Kumpuris Avenue.
Read MorePanel Talks Solar Energy
A group of local experts spoke on a panel at the Clinton School last Wednesday about the opportunities for solar energy in Arkansas.
Read MoreStudents To Help Screen Film
Several Clinton School students will join Arkansas WAND and the Pulaski Academy Amnesty International chapter to host a screening of the documentary film “Pray the Devil Back to Hell” on March 10 at 7 p.m. at the Unitarian Church on Reservoir Road.
Read MoreStudent Partners with CARE Egypt
CARE International has been working in Egypt since 1954, focusing its efforts in four main areas: education, governance, natural resources and women’s economic empowerment.
Read MoreStudents Named Finalists For Fellowship
Clinton School students Kate Cawvey (’12) and Fernando Cutz (’12) were selected as Presidential Management Fellowship finalists. The PMF program is run by the U.S Office of Personnel Management to help develop future government leaders.
Read MoreStudent Works with Scouts, Peace Corps to Create Youth Programs in Bulgaria
For her final Clinton School public service project, Shenan Boit (’12) lived and worked in Asenovgrad, Bulgaria, where she partnered with Peace Corps Response and the Bulgarian Scout Organization to help Bulgarian communities create youth programs that promote leadership, volunteerism and self-esteem in children.
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