This Week at the Clinton School

We’ve got a busy schedule this week at the Clinton School with three public lectures before we host this weekend’s IMPACT National Student Conference.

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Students Meet with Visiting Scholars

Clinton School students Jonathan Dunkley, Julianne Dunn, Nicholas Hall and LaTrenia Byrd met with a group of 20 visiting scholars from Mississippi State University today to discuss public service and life after college.

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Volunteer to See Garners More Attention

Clinton School student Nicholas Hall’s (10′) new nonprofit Volunteer to See continues to get attention for its work to combine service and travel. Hall has opened his organization in Little Rock where he’s working with conventions and individual travelers who would like to perform service projects while visiting the city.

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Reducing Recidivism in Arkansas

As noted below, a team of Clinton School students presented recommendations Tuesday to a state coalition about ways to fight recidivism in Arkansas. The students told the Arkansas Re-Entry Coalition that a holisitic approach is needed to coordinated services for ex-offenders.

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Students Coach Team To Championship

Clinton School students Mahmoud Mahmoud (’11) and Jonathan Dunkley (’10) coached a boy’s basketball team at the Boys & Girls Club-Wetherington Unit in North Little Rock to a championship Friday night. The Celtics defeated the NLR Football Team, 36-34, on a last-second shot by point guard Kenneth Harris to win the High School Boys League Championship. 

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Sunday Marathon

The Clinton School will have wide representation in Sunday’s Little Rock marathon. The race includes a jaunt down Kumpuris Street right in front of the Clinton School.

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Student Helps Launch African American Male Initiative at UALR

Clinton School student Harvell Howard is working with the University of Arkansas at Little Rock (UALR) to establish an African American Male Initiative (AAMI) to help African American male students at the university stay in school and graduate.

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Students Host EAST Workshop

Clinton School students Sarah Leer, Gralon Johnson, Harvell Howard and Ashley Davis presented a workshop at the EAST Initiative Conference on Thursday in Hot Springs titled, “Peel the Onion: Uncovering the layers of public service.” The conference, geared toward middle and high school students, focuses on ways to use technology to address issues in the…

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