For Clinton School Student, Ebola Close to Home

Every phone call Clinton School of Public Service student Georgia Genoway makes to her father in Liberia begins with one question.

“I ask him, ‘Are there any cases of Ebola yet?’ He’ll say, ‘No, no Ebola here,’” Genoway said. Her father, George, lives in Grand Gedeh, a county in the eastern portion of the West African nation of Liberia.

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October Speakers at the Clinton School

With her vision of seeing Texas recognized as one of the top 3 innovation ecosystems in the world, Gabriella Draney will present the many different players and catalysts necessary to make that vision a reality.

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With the Help of Clinton School Students, Newport is Looking to Track Grads in a Bid to Stop ‘Brain Drain’

This article originally appeared on arkansasonline.com and was produced by the Arkansas Democrat-Gazette. For years, Newport — along with most other small Arkansas towns — has seen youngsters leave the area to attend college in bigger towns and then never return. The director of the Newport Economic Development Commission wants to change the trend that…

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