“Mack and I began the McLarty Global Fellows Program as way to support the important work being done to promote cultural diplomacy around the world. We are pleased that through this program we are able to build on the extraordinary professional experiences and public service endeavors we have shared over many years in Washington D.C. to benefit students studying in our home state of Arkansas,” Donna McLarty said.
Read More10-Year Clinton School Anniversary Exhibit
10-Year Clinton School Anniversary Exhibit. For those attending public programs at the Clinton School, be sure and check out the recently installed 10-year exhibit in the lobby display case.
Read MoreNovember Speakers at the Clinton School
November Speakers at the Clinton School. Troy Poteete was appointed to the Cherokee Nation Supreme Court by Chief Chad Smith in 2007 and is the executive director of the National Trail of Tears Association, an organization he helped found.
Read MoreInitiative on Immigrants Touted
A former secretary of the U.S. Housing and Urban Development Department under President Bill Clinton has chosen Northwest Arkansas to start his new initiative to foster immigrant integration in communities.
Read MoreMack, Donna McLarty Launch Global Fellows Program, Extends Opportunities for Learning and Service
Thomas F. “Mack” and Donna McLarty have launched an initiative to bolster international engagement and participation though a few academic partnerships.
Read MoreStudents Anna Applebaum and Tshering Yudon with Dean Skip Rutherford and Donna McLarty
Clinton School students (left) Anna Applebaum, a graduate ofWashington University in St. Louis and (right) Tshering Yudon, a graduate of Middlebury College are serving as McLarty Global Fellows with Vital Voices Global Partnership in Washington D.C. this semester.
Read MoreClinton School Student Chris Morgan Conducts In-Depth Feasibility Study for Heifer International
For his final capstone project, University of Arkansas Clinton School of Public Service and concurrent UALR William H. Bowen School of Law student Chris Morgan of El Dorado, Arkansas partnered with Executive Offices at Heifer International and the organization’s in-house counsel department to conduct a comprehensive, in-depth feasibility study to assist in determining whether Heifer should begin a public fundraising operation through the organization’s offices in China.
Read More“Unite Against Bullying Day”
This Wednesday, October 22, 2014 at 12:00 pm, we will be gathering at the picnic tables at Sturgis Hall on the grounds of the Clinton Presidential Center and Park for “Unite Against Bullying Day.”
Read MoreAlum Greg Holyfield Goes to Liberia to Help Fight Ebola
A Nashville man who is part of the disaster response team in Liberia has experienced firsthand the hard work and challenges the Ebola outbreak presents. “We’re working our rear ends off over here trying to help the people of Liberia,” Greg Holyfield said.
Read MoreClinton School to Host Policy Advocacy Workshop for Nonprofits
Dr. Christy Standerfer and Dean Skip Rutherford, both of the University of Arkansas Clinton School of Public Service, will conduct a free workshop for nonprofit organization staff, board members, and supporters on effective policy advocacy and message design
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