In 2012, Clinton School students learned more about the third aspect of waste reduction – recycling – as well as Anderson’s recycling symbol as it relates to plastics coded 1-7, when they visited the Waste Management Materials Recovery Facility (MRF) in Little Rock on November 9.
Read MoreClinton School Students Collecting Donations for Sandy Relief
Clinton School students will collect donations this weekend to send to New York for the relief efforts following superstorm Sandy.
Read MoreStudent Evaluates Work of Adoption Nonprofit
Clinton School student Molly McGowan helped create and implement a program evaluation initiative for The C.A.L.L. (Children of Arkansas Loved for a Lifetime), a nonprofit organization that works to recruit, train and support foster and adoptive families.
Read MoreClinton School Students to Help Conduct ‘Walkability’ Study
As part of a Clinton School class on decision analysis, a group of Clinton School students are helping the City of North Little Rock conduct a “walkability” study of a local neighborhood.
Read MoreClinton School participates in Walk for CommUNITY
Led by associate dean Susan Hoffpauir, a group of Clinton School students, faculty, staff and alumni participated in the Just Communities of Arkansas “Walk for Unity” this weekend.
Read MoreHoneycomb Restaurant, Clinton School Students to Celebrate Election Day
Honeycomb Restaurant and Bakery, following up on an idea from students at the University of Arkansas Clinton School of Public Service in Little Rock, will offer a special 2012 election day menu.
Read MoreHurricane Sandy Relief Information
In the aftermath of the damage caused by Hurricane Sandy along the east coast, the Clinton School encourages those who wish to help to consider making a donation to the relief efforts being conducted by the American Red Cross.
Read MoreClinton School Team Helping UAMS Expand Health Care in Little Rock Neighborhood
A team of Clinton School students has earned attention for their work on a project to access the health care needs of Little Rock’s 12th Street community.
Read MoreProfessor Bavon to Present Paper
Clinton School Professor Al Bavon is presenting a paper, “Reaching and Impacting Underserved Youth and Adults in Impoverished and Undeserved Communities and Schools of Independence County, Arkansas,” at the 140th annual meeting of the American Public Health Association October 27-31 in San Francisco, Calif.
Read MoreGraduate Hired as Public Outreach Coordinator for Planning Organization
Clinton School graduate Judy Watts (’11) was recently hired as public outreach coordinator with Metroplan in Little Rock. Metroplan works as a council of local governments and is the designated Metropolitan Planning Organization for transportation planning in Central Arkansas.
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