Lydia Grate has been selected as one of 30 Foreign Affairs Campus Coordinators by the U.S. Department of State. The Foreign Affairs Campus Coordinator Program is designed to create a network of State Department student contacts on college campuses across the nation.
Read MoreRecommended Reading from the Class of 2023
First-year students enrolled in the University of Arkansas Clinton School of Public Service’s Master of Public Service degree program have compiled a list of books they recommend others to read.
Read MoreBray Named Recipient of Randall Mathis Scholarship from Arkansas Environmental Federation
Second-year student Ralph Bray has been announced as the recipient of the Randall Mathis Scholarship from the Arkansas Environmental Federation.
Read MoreJordan Announced as Little Rock Nine Scholarship Recipient
Second-year student Demetrious Jordan has been announced as the recipient of the Little Rock Nine Foundation scholarship at the University of Arkansas Clinton School of Public Service.
Read MoreClayton Organizing Virtual College Readiness Academy Focused on HBCUs
Second-year student Brenttia Clayton has organized a Virtual College Readiness Academy through her own small business, Teachable Moments, and in partnership with REAL Scholars, an Arkansas nonprofit dedicated to providing educational services and youth empowerment.
Read MoreKennard Selected as Amanda Harris Memorial Scholarship Recipient
Second-year student Aaron Kennard has been selected as the recipient of the Amanda Harris Memorial Scholarship.
Read MoreGrubb Working as Community Developer with Atlas Community Studios
Megan Grubb (’20) is working as a Community Developer with Atlas Community Studios, an organization based in Des Moines, Iowa, that assists rural communities to plan for growth through collaborative strategic planning and simple, realistic plans.
Read MoreAkoto, Cruce Receive IPSP Scholarships from Lauren T. Remedios Foundation
Ophelia Akoto and Amanda Cruce have been awarded International Public Service Project Scholarships from the Lauren T. Remedios Foundation for their field service projects this summer.
Read MoreCampbell Presents on Civil Rights, Black Lives Matter Movements in U.S. Embassy Event
Tim Campbell (’21) recently participated in an event hosted by the U.S. Embassy in Tokyo, presenting on topics including the civil rights and Black Lives Matters movements and women and youth activism.
Read MoreClinton School Students Set to Begin International Public Service Projects
Forty students from the University of Arkansas Clinton School of Public Service will complete International Public Service Projects this summer with organizations domestic and abroad using a blend of in-person and remote work.
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