The Injury Prevention Center at Arkansas Children’s Hospital, one of this year’s Clinton School public service project partners, recognized four students this month in its newsletter. Here’s what they had to say:
Read MoreStudent Completes Report for Governor’s Campaign to End Childhood Hunger
As part of a campaign to end childhood hunger in Arkansas, Gov. Mike Beebe’s office has completed a statewide assessment of the access Arkansas’s low-income children have to food.
Read MoreStudent Creates Guide for Tackling Environmental Issues in Indonesia
Dewi, a Fulbright Scholar from Jakarta, Indonesia, completed the guidebook for her final project in the school’s Master of Public Service (MPS) degree program.
Read MoreStudent Serves as Health Care Consumer Advocate
Clinton School student Valerie Hendrix has spent the last six months working as a consumer advocate with an Arkansas agency responsible for implementing a new statewide electronic medical records system.
Read MoreClinton School Marathon Participants
Several Clinton School students are running in the Little Rock Marathon this Sunday and another has helped the event add a public service component for participants.
Read MoreLast Day to Vote for Shamim
Today is the last day to vote for Clinton School student Shamim Okolloh, who is one of 50 finalists for the Student In Service Awards, recognizing outstanding college students whose volunteer service positively impacts society and inspires others to serve
Read MoreStudents Attending EAST Conference
Clinton School students Judy Watts, Andy Lewis, Spencer Lucker and Shamim Okolloh are leading a breakout session at the EAST Conference on Wednesday, March 2, at the Hot Springs Convention Center.
Read MoreStudents Attend Diversity Conference
A group of Clinton School students participated in a two-day Diversity and Inclusion Institute conducted by Just Communities of Arkansas earlier this month.
Read MoreRecycling Launched at River Market Campus
After a yearlong effort, the Clinton School Student Government Association has brought recycling the River Market campus.
Read MoreVIDEO: Student Stock Mentors Youth
Clinton School student Erin Stock (’12), who serves as a mentor at a local middle school in Little Rock, was featured in a report about mentoring on KTHV Channel 11:
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