Clinton School student Ryan Ubuntu Olson (’11) is serving as a consultant for the International Day Against Homophobia and Transphobia, which supports human rights for gender and sexual minorities across the world.
Read MoreStudent Joins Tour with Congressmen
Clinton School student body president Fernando Cutz represented the school today on tour of the Clinton Library today with Senator John Boozman (R-AR) and Representative David Camp (R-MI), chairman of the House Ways & Means Committee.
Read MoreStudents Honor Practicum Partners
The sixth class of Clinton School students, who are currently completing their first year in the Master of Public Service degree program, hosted a reception today to honor the organizations they partnered with for their team-based Practicum public service projects.
Read MoreStudent Evaluates Development Project in Northern Uganda
Clinton School student Elrina Frost has worked this year as a consultant for USAID and Winrock International examining the progress of an infrastructure development project in Northern Uganda.
Read MoreStudent Learn Self Defense
Clinton School students today took part in self defense classes at Sturgis Hall. The two sessions represent some of the extra-curricular activities in which Clinton School students are engaged.
Read MoreStudents Learn Budgeting
A group of Clinton School student, many of whom are graduating in May and entering the job market, took part in a session on personal finance and budgeting Thursday at Sturgis Hall.
Read MoreMore Students to Defend Capstone Projects
Another group of Clinton School students will defend their final Capstone projects this Friday in front of a group of students and faculty. The project is the last of three in the two-year Master of Public Service degree program. The students will graduate in May. Here’s a rundown of Friday’s presentations:
Read MoreStudent Reports Help Winthrop Rockefeller Foundation
Clinton School student Latonya Wilson has produced two reports to help the Arkansas-based Winthrop Rockefeller Foundation increase its capacity and measure the success of its programs.
Read MoreStudent Project Helps Improve LR River Market District
Clinton School student Mark Lienhart spent the last six months researching best practices and conducting a needs assessment on River Market programming and events for the Little Rock Convention and Visitors Bureau.
Read MoreEvent Raises Awareness of World Hunger
Clinton School students participated in the event, which offered a unique and illuminating dining experience. They learned the realities of poverty and hunger in the United States and abroad as they drew their “lot in life” for the evening.
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