A group of Clinton School students will meet with more than 60 students, faculty and staff from the University of Wisconsin–Eau Claire on Friday for a dinner discussion about public service. The group will visit Little Rock as part of their biannual Civil Rights pilgrimage. This is the third year that the Clinton School student…
Read MoreStudents Surpass 100,000 Hours of Service
Clinton School students have now completed more than 100,000 hours of public service since the beginning of the school’s Master of Public Service degree program in 2005. The milestone was part of a landmark year for the nation’s seventh presidential school.
Read MoreStudent Traveling to Ukraine as Interpreter
Clinton School student Anatoliy Shatkovskyy (’12), a native of Cherkasy, Ukraine, is traveling to his home country this week with Heifer International CEO Pierre Ferrari to serve as an interpreter.
Read MoreMovember: Raising Money and Awareness for Men’s Health
A team of Clinton School students has teamed up to participate in “Movember,” an annual movement to raise money and awareness for men’s health and the fight against prostate cancer.
Read MorePHOTOS: World Toilet Day
Clinton School student Maggie Carroll (’13) took the following photos from Friday’s commemoration of World Toilet Day by several Clinton School students. The students participated “The Big Squat” to show solidarity with millions worldwide who lack proper sanitation. Click here to read our earlier blog post about the event.
Read MoreStudents to Mark World Toilet Day
Clinton School students will celebrate World Toilet Day this weekend by participating in an event to show solidarity with the more than 2.6 billion people who lack proper sanitation worldwide.
Read MoreStudents Help Create Report on Status of Women in AR
Three Clinton School students are working this year with the Women’s Foundation of Arkansas (WFA) to update a 1973 report on the status of women in Arkansas to promote outreach and educational programs for girls and women in the state.
Read MoreStudents to Serve Dinner at Salvation Army
A group of Clinton School students will serve dinner Sunday at the Salvation Army in Little Rock. They will be responsible for buying groceries, preparing and serving a meal for about 200 people.
Read MoreClinton School Student Helps Promote Welcoming Communities
Clinton School student Kate Raum of Joplin, Mo. recently worked with Welcoming America, a national nonprofit organization, to complete a report of case studies examining innovative strategies for creating welcoming communities in the United States.
Read MoreStudents Promoting Sustainable Business Practices
As part of their coursework, four Clinton School students have partnered with the Sustainable Business Network of Central Arkansas to address the needs of the sustainable business community in the region.
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