The deadline to apply the Clinton School Master of Public Service degree program this year is soon approaching. Applications for enrollment in the Fall 2013 Clinton School class must be postmarked by January 25, 2013.
Read MoreJanuary Speakers at the Clinton School
Tuesday, January 8, 2013 at 12:00 p.m. (Sturgis Hall)
– The Winthrop Rockefeller Foundation will release its report profiling immigrants in Arkansas and their impact on the state’s economy. Dr. Randy Capps, a demographer and senior policy analyst with the Migration Policy Institute, will lead the presentation.
Professor Headed to South Africa to Present Evaluation of Fellowship Program
Clinton School Professor Dr. Al Bavon will present at the Academy of Management’s first non-North American conference on Jan. 7-10 in Johannesburg, South Africa.
Read MoreClinton School to Co-host Holiday Performance
The troupe is made up of children 10-16 years who have have toured the United States and Europe under the direction of Ekaterina Anseeva and Tatyana Duginova. Admission to this performance is free; however, donations are encouraged and will go to support the initiatives of Peacework and partnering orphanages in Moscow.
Read MoreHappy Holidays From the Clinton School
As we enter holiday break this weekend at the Clinton School, we wish everyone a wonderful holiday season! Below is a photo from the Clinton Presidential Center holiday party Tuesday. Click here to view more.
Read MoreStudents Send Supplies for Superstorm Sandy Relief
President Clinton and student Danae Halstead at this year’s holiday party. President Clinton and student Danae Halstead at this year’s holiday party.
Read MoreStudent Helps Improve Business Registration Process in Mongolia
Clinton School student Burt Hicks (’13) partnered with the Business Plus Initiative, a project funded by United States Agency for International Development and implemented by Chemonics International, to improve the company registration process in Mongolia.
Read MoreProfessor Publishes Timely Article on Role of Internet in Uprisings
Clinton School assistant professor Dr. Warigia Bowman has co-authored a timely article about the use of the Internet during conflicts among activists and authoritarian regimes in Northern Africa and the Middle East.
Read MoreStudent Works on Local Health Improvement Effort
Ryan Williams, a concurrent student with the Clinton School and the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences Fay W. Boozman College of Public Health partnered with Better Community Development, Inc., to advance health promotion efforts in the predominantly African American community.
Read MoreClinton School to Host Student Public Policy Competition
The Clinton School will serve as the South Region host for the inaugural Policy Solutions Challenge USA, a national competition among teams of students from U.S. schools of public policy, public affairs and public administration to develop innovative solutions to the most important policy problems facing the country.
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