The Clinton School’s Center on Community Philanthropy has released a digital version of its second edition compendium, “Pathways to Racial Healing in the American South: A Community Philanthropy Strategy.”
Read MoreVIDEO: Student Working with ONE Campaign in London
Clinton School student Roger Norman (’14), who is completing his international project this summer with the ONE Campaign in London, is included in a video of a ONE Campaign summit conducted at a local university. Watch the video below. Norman is performing an evaluation of the ONE Campaign’s advocacy efforts for the G8 Summit and…
Read MoreAlumni Profiles: Cutz Lands White House Job
Cutz serves as a member of the National Security Staff in the White House. As special assistant to the deputy national security advisor, he provides research and advice regarding a wide range of issues and has been tapped for a lead role in an upcoming Brazilian state visit to the White House.
Read MoreStudent Builds Evaluation Database for Indian Education NGO
Clinton School student Veena Rangaswami (’13) partnered with a nonprofit that provides educational opportunities to underprivileged children in Mumbai, India, to build a database of students enrolled in its programs and provide feedback on evaluation and testing processes.
Read MoreClinton School Students Completing Public Service Projects on Six Continents
Forty students from the University of Arkansas Clinton School of Public Service are traveling to 21 countries on six continents this summer to complete international public service projects.
Read MorePoll: Commonality, Competition Among Racial Groups Will Play Major Role in Future Elections
The United States is projected to become a majority-minority nation for the first time in 2043, a pattern already evident in communities throughout the nation. Whites are expected to remain the largest single group; however, no group will comprise a majority.
Read MoreAlumni Profiles: Strong Advocates for Children’s Health
Today, we begin our annual summer series highlighting the great work of Clinton School graduates across Arkansas, the country and the world. We begin with 2011 graduate Anna Strong:
Read MoreStudent Studies Service Learning on University Campuses
Clinton School student Leslie Harris (’13) partnered with the University of Arkansas Center for Community Engagement to assess the status of service learning at benchmark universities and develop a plan for campus-wide service learning.
Read MoreTwo Clinton School students earn Boren Fellowships for international education, language study
Two Clinton School students have earned 2013 Boren Fellowships, which provide stipends to U.S. graduate students to add international and language components to their graduate education.
Read MoreStudent Government President to Attend Leadership Conference
D’Amico, who is president of the Student Government Association at the Clinton School, earned a full scholarship to attend the conference through the organization’s scholarship fund. Below is a press release from NCCWSL and the American Association for University Women, announcing D’Amico’s scholarship:
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