Current Clinton School student, Mara D’Amico, has been invited to speak at two Universities, Central Michigan University and the University of Miami, on the issue of violence against women.
Read MoreJoin Clinton School Students for Movember Events
Clinton School students are organizing Movember events all through month of November to raise awareness and funds for men’s health issues, all while growing a moustache. So start growing out your upper-lip fur and join Clinton School students at the events below!
Read MoreHappy Retirement, Bill Pumphrey!
Bill has volunteered for more than six years and logged over 5200 hours with the Clinton School and the Clinton Presidential Center. He has been a tremendous help during countless public programs and he’s been a huge part of many students’ lives.
Read MoreClinton School Graduate Selected to Speak at Organization of American States Youth Conference
Jose Eduardo Guzzardi, a 2009 Clinton School graduate, has been selected to speak at the Organization of American States (OAS) Youth Conference in Washington, D.C.
Read MoreArkansas Department of Human Services Welcomes New Class of Fellows, Includes Two Clinton School Students
The Arkansas Department of Human Services (DHS) has chosen three new Fellows, including two Clinton School students, to join DHS for the 2013-2014 year. During their year with DHS, Fellows work on specific projects that address real DHS issues, policies, strategies, or problems.
Read MoreNovember Public Programs Schedule
November 4, 2013 at 6:00 p.m. (Sturgis Hall) *Book signing to follow
– On Dec. 26, 2004, Deraniyagala was vacationing with her husband, two sons, and her parents in Yala, Sri Lanka. Within a matter of minutes, the sea had wiped out life as she had known it.
Dr. Christina Standerfer Featured in STATE Magazine for Her Work in Albania
Fulbright scholar and Clinton School professor, Dr. Christina Standerfer spent the 2012-13 school year in Albania, helping to organize the first ever debate for political candidates.
Read MoreFall 2013 Capstone Projects
The projects are part of the school’s Capstone program, which requires individual students to work with community leaders to help build healthy, engaged and vibrant communities and demonstrate their ability to work effectively in public service.
Read MoreGraduate Ashley Bachelder Published in Shelterforce Journal Regarding Her Work with Little Rock Tech Park
Little Rock, Arkansas, the city internationally known for the 1957 Central High School Crisis, in which an angry mob threatened the Little Rock Nine, the first black students to enter the high school after desegregation became mandatory. They had to be escorted in and out by law enforcement, and eventually the U.S. Army, to ensure their safety.
Read MoreMajority of Latinos Believe Government Is Responsible for Equal Treatment
A political science professor at the University of Arkansas, using data from the Blair-Center-Clinton School Poll, found that foreign-born Latinos surveyed view the role of government differently than those born in the United States.
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