Students Hit the Phones for Local Hospital

I joined three of my classmates, Ashley Davis, Emily Fischer and Olivia Wilmot, participating in the Committee For the Future’s Phone-A-Thon benefiting Arkansas Children’s Hospital and its new Injury Prevention Center.

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From DeltaMade to Delta Arts

The event was organized by the Delta Visual Arts Center Committee and myself along with classmates Joanna Klak and Todd Moore.  We have been working on developing the Center since August, and this event was the public culmination of our efforts.

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Help Student Bring Clean Water to Villages in India

Funds raised will go toward providing 140 households with reliable access to clean, drinking water in their homes and improving basic sanitation infrastructure in the villages. To give a donation to Josh’s efforts

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Student Idonia Trotter to be Honored

Clinton School student Idonia Trotter will receive a public service honor from the UALR Bowen School of Law, where she is also a student. Later this semester, Trotter will become the first student to complete the joint Master of Public Service (MPS) and Juris Doctorate (J.D.) program at the two schools.

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Field Service Conference Underway

More than 100 representatives from nonprofit organizations, communities and other institutions are meeting today with Clinton School students, faculty and staff to learn more about our use of “field service learning,” in the Master of Public Service degree program.

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Swearingen in the News

Clinton School student Russ Swearingen made an appearance in the Arkansas Democrat Gazette this morning. Dressed as Polyp Man, Russ passed out literature at the state capitol to educate the public about deadly colon cancer.

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Students Promote Delta Visual Arts

Led by the work of three Clinton School students, Newport’s planned Delta Visual Arts Center will host a spring art event on Saturday, March 7.

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Student to Attend UN Meeting

Clinton School student Tezira Jamwa of Uganda will attend and serve as a panelist at the 53rd session of the Commission on the Status of Women, a UN global policy-making body dedicated to gender equality.

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Help Student Expand Eye Care in Ghana

Clinton School student Dimas Espinola is fundraising to support his summer International Public Service Project in Accra, Ghana, where he will be working with Unite For Sight, a nonprofit that empowers communities to improve eye health and eliminate preventable blindness.

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