Clinton School student Mark Lienhart, who is helping fight foot desease in Ethiopia for his international project, sent us an update on his and classmate Ben Kaufman’s travels in the country. Lienhart is working with the Mossy Foot Treatment and Prevention Association (MFTPA)
Read MoreStudents Completing International Field Projects
The students will visit 25 countries on six continents and partner with government, non-government and nonprofit organizations on International Public Service Projects (IPSP) in areas such as corporate responsibility, environmental conservation, public health, education, poverty reduction and economic development.
Read MoreStudents to Present at D.C. Conference
Two Clinton School students will attend and present at the State of Environmental Justice in America 2010 conference this week in Washington D.C.
Read More26 Students Graduated
Twenty-six students graduated today from the Clinton School, where they earned Master of Public Service (MPS) degrees to prepare for careers in public service.
Read MoreConcurrent Degree Programs
The Clinton School has three concurrent degree programs in partnership with other University of Arkansas institutions. Students can earn the Master of Public Service (MPS) degree
Read MoreClass of 2010: We Made It!
The Class of 2010 has arrived to celebrate their graduation this weekend. The group gathered for a reception on Thursday night and will have another party tonight before commencement on Saturday morning at 10:00 a.m. Here’s a shot of the excited graduates:
Read MoreTOMS Shoes
Clinton School students Mark Lienhart (’11) and Ben Kaufman (’11) met with Blake MyCoskie, the chief shoe giver of TOMS Shoes on Wednesday in Little Rock.
Read MoreStudent Helps Fight Infant Abuse
Clinton School student Jonathan Dunkley (’10) took part in an event Monday to raise awareness about the rising incidents of abusive head trauma among infants, more commonly known as Shaking Baby Syndrome.
Read MoreStudents Host International Dinner
Several Clinton School students, both from Arkansas and from across the world, hosted an international dinner on Saturday night at the Clinton School.
Read MoreStudent Project helps Brazilian Nonprofit
Clinton School student Viviane Rossi recently completed a report on funding and partnership opportunities for a Brazilian non-profit that provides educational opportunities for impoverished young women and girls.
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