Clinton School Speaker Series Hits 800th Event

Last night’s public program at the Clinton School with Ed Deveau, Watertown, Mass. Chief of Police, marked the 800th event in the speaker series’ history. Clinton School students and the Little Rock community have enjoyed an average of over 100 programs per year, all for free. The series hosts a wide array of national and international figures, including senators, congressmen, cabinet officials, ambassadors, corporate CEOs, philanthropists, authors, journalists, filmmakers, and academics.

Most past events are available to watch online at our speaker series website. Along with viewing the events online, the speaker series website also has information about upcoming events, as well as the ability to browse past speakers by name or category.

Over 250,000 people have attended a program in person or visited the speaker series website.

For information about the series, sign up for our email newsletter, visit our speaker series website, email publicprograms@clintonschool.edu or call (501) 683 – 5239.

Follow the Clinton School of Public Service on Twitter and Facebook and keep up with events on Twitter with @ProgramsUACS and #programsUACS.

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  • Ann Jennings Shackelford on March 26, 2024

    please add me to your email notification list

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