The University of Arkansas Clinton School of Public Service is set to host two speakers featured in the Arkansas Literary Festival, partnering with the festival for the seventh consecutive year.
Read More“After the Tsunami” Wins Award of Excellence from the Festival of Media Arts
“After the Tsunami,” directed by University of Arkansas Professor Larry Foley and narrated by Clinton School Alum Rina Meutia, will be awarded the Broadcast Education Association Award of Excellence from the Festival of Media Arts.
Read MoreAlum and Associate Policy Director for Free Press, Chance Williams, Talks Net Neutrality on C-SPAN
Clinton School alum Chance Williams, Associate Policy Director for Free Press in Washington D.C. was recently interviewed on C-Span about the impact of a recent Federal Appeals Court of the District of Columbia decision on internet net neutrality.
Read MoreSend A Valentine to A Patient at Arkansas Children’s Hospital
But some kids will spend February 14 at Arkansas Children’s Hospital. Some of these patients may be fighting for their lives. Others might have a clinic visit or an overnight stay after surgery.
Read MoreClinton School Field Project Recruitment Begins for 2014-15
The University of Arkansas Clinton School of Public Service invites non-profits, government agencies, businesses, foundations, communities, other colleges and universities, or other organizations working on community-based issues to submit ideas for field projects to be accomplished during the 2014-2015 academic year.
Read MoreClinton School student, Mara D’Amico, on Devoting Her Life and Career to Public Service
This profile originally appeared on Central Michigan University’s website. “From my time at CMU (Central Michigan University) and through my involvement with the Volunteer Center, I learned that I could dedicate my life and my career to public service — that it didn’t have to be something I just did in my free time,” says…
Read MoreDean Skip Rutherford Honored with Humanitarian of the Year Award
Skip Rutherford, Dean of the Clinton School, was presented as the eleventh Clara Barton Distinguished Humanitarian of the Year. Select Arkansans from a variety of ages and professions that have responded to a life threatening need for help were recognized.
Read More“After the Tsunami” to Air on AETN
The film is written and produced by Arkansas journalism professor Larry Foley, and narrated in first person by one of the students, Clinton School of Public Service graduate Rina Meutia.
“After the Tsunami” AETN Schedule:
Read MoreFrom The Ruins Of A Tsunami, A Rebuilt Aceh Rises Anew
Shortly after Christmas nine years ago, a huge tsunami swept across the region, killing at least a quarter of a million people. Some of the worst damage was in the Indonesian province of Aceh
Read MorePublic Programs in February
Tuesday, February 4, 2014 at 6:00 p.m. (Sturgis Hall)
– Gring, 27, is the founder of BOULD, an organization seeking to address the “experience gap” in the green building industry.