Thirty-four Clinton School students will travel to 21 countries this summer to complete international public service projects as part of the school’s Master of Public Service degree program.
Read MoreGraduates Earn Congratulations From Clinton, Pryor
In his commencement address, the school’s founding Dean David Pryor challenged the graduates to return “civility” and “bipartisanship” to public service in America.
Read MoreSchool to Graduate 31 from Master of Public Service Degree Program
The Clinton School will graduate 31 students from the Master of Public Service degree program Saturday at 2:00 p.m. at the Statehouse Convention Center in downtown Little Rock.
Read MoreBBC Interviews Clinton School Professor About Malawi’s New President
Clinton School assistant professor Warigia Bowman was recently interviewed by the BBC about the ascension of Joyce Banda to the presidency of Malawi following the death former of president Bingu wa Mutharika in early April.
Read MoreStudent Partners with Teach for America in South Louisiana
A Clinton School student partnered with Teach for America in South Louisiana to implement a system to evaluate relationships with local schools and create a guide for assigning teachers to specific regions.
Read MoreCayce Award Applications Due May 7
The application deadline is approaching for the 2011-12 Daniel Cayce Award, given annually by the Clinton School to an Arkansas high school student who best demonstrates selfless volunteerism on behalf of his or her community.
Read MoreAR College Student Leaders Release Recommendations
The students released their recommendations for state policymakers today at the “Arkansas 2032” conference hosted by the University of Arkansas Clinton School of Public Service. The recommendations covered several topics including economic development, public health, race relations, the aging population, K-12 public education and higher education. They will be forwarded to state elected officials and community leaders. Click here for a full list of the recommendations.
Read MoreStudents Research Transition of Older Youth from Foster Care
Older youth in Arkansas foster care may soon receive improved transitional programs following research conducted by four Clinton School students.
Read MoreStudents Work with Gov. Beebe’s Campaign to Fight Hunger
Four Clinton School students worked with Governor Mike Beebe’s “No Kid Hungry Campaign” to identify and bridge gaps in programs that feed hungry children across Arkansas.
Read MoreStudents Capture Impact of State-Funded Programs for Children and Families
A team of Clinton School students recently presented Arkansas Advocates for Children and Families (AACF) with a library of resources to increase public support and awareness of state-funded programs.
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