Orientation week for Class 4 students clearly established a road map to the ‘thousand mile journey’ we have ahead of us over the next 18 months. The faculty and staff exposed our cohort to a variety of spectacular sights and sounds during the six-day orientation week. From meeting with the chancellor of the University of Arkansas Medical School to a reception hosted by Dean Skip Rutherford,
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Clinton School student Sanford Johnson will be among the 75,000 in Denver tonight. This is a photograph from last night’s rehearsal at INVESCO Field at Mile High.
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My bags are packed, I’m fired up, and ready to go!! Along with two of my Obama-backing buds, I’m heading to Denver to hear Barack Obama’s acceptance speech at Invesco Field. We will drive all night, and we hope to get to Denver sometime before lunch.
Read MoreBack to Sixth Grade
Last week, students of the Clinton School Class of 2010 were transported back to sixth grade with “The Race for Planet ‘X’,” a hands-on traveling exhibit. Set on high-tech bus, the highly interactive exhibit brings the excitement of a science museum to students and provides teachers with a relevant curriculum that is aligned with state learning goals.
Read MoreClinton School Kickball Team
Several of our new 2010 class members have formed the Clinton School’s first kickball team. The SOB’s (Students of Bill) won their opening game Sunday afternoon with 8-0 victory over the DeBaci-ry team which included several people from the staff at Ciao Bacci, a popular Little Rock restaurant.
Read MoreKARK Channel 4 Came for English
Little Rock NBC affiliate KARK Channel 4 came by yesterday for the international panels featuring the Clinton School students. Emily English, who worked to promote sustainable agriculture in Vietnam was interviewed.
Read MoreStudents Report on International Projects
Recently returned from traveling all across the world, the Clinton School students today discussed their summer International Public Service Projects in a series of panels at Sturgis Hall.
Read MoreFavorite Downtown Student Hangout
A favorite student hangout spot downtown happens to be Copper Grill, and restaurant owner Mary Beth Ringgold joined us in welcoming the class with this sign pictured above.
Read MoreAfrican Safari
We received some photos from student James Mitchell who is finishing up his International Public Service Project in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania where he has been working to expand rural education.
Read MoreWelcome Class of 2010
The Clinton School was packed this Saturday afternoon as the newest class gathered for the first time to begin orientation. Dean Skip Rutherford welcomed the group of 30 students joined by their families and friends and congratulated them on taking the first step to earning a Master of Public Service degree.
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