Thirteen teams of Clinton School students will complete public service projects in partnership with public agencies, community initiatives, academic ventures and nonprofit organizations across Arkansas during the 2012-2013 academic year.
Read MorePHOTO: The Class of 2014
The first of many group photos of the members of Class of 2014, who just completed their first full day of orientation activities:
Read MoreNew Students Arrive Today
The Clinton School will welcome 50 new students today for the start of week-long orientation activities. The students will visit with faculty and staff and attend a reception where they will meet their classmates for the first time.
Read MorePHOTO: Alma Mater Plaque
The Clinton School Alma Mater is now proudly displayed on a brick wall south of Sturgis Hall on the grounds of the Clinton Presidential Center. The song, “We Will Build the Bridge,” was written by 2011 graduate David Watterson. Click here for the lyrics and to listen to a recording of the song.
Read MoreClinton School to Welcome 50 in New Class
The Clinton School will enroll its largest class ever this fall when 50 students enter the school’s Master of Public Service degree program.
Read MoreClinton School, UALR to Host Poverty Symposium
The Clinton School and UALR will host a two-day symposium Aug. 7 and 8 of universities offering a sustained curricular education focused on poverty and human capability.
Read MoreStudent Project Assists Water Planning in Arkansas
A Clinton School student has partnered with the Arkansas Natural Resources Commission to help lay the foundation for an inclusive and participatory water planning process.
Read MoreGrad Makes Top 15 in Ideas Challenge
Clinton School graduate Shamim Okolloh was one of 15 finalists for the Rockefeller Foundation’s 2012 Innovators Challenge, which encouraged innovative people to submit ideas on how to address water insecurity, food insecurity, as well as key challenges posed by urbanization.
Read MoreFaculty Spotlight: Marie Lindquist
Marie Lindquist, director of field service programs, oversees the team-based Practicum and individual Capstone projects. Through an RFP process developed by Lindquist, the program received 50 applications from community organizations interested in hosting one of the 13 Practicum projects to begin this fall.
Read MoreDean: The Delta Deserves Respect
Clinton School Dean Skip Rutherford wrote an Op-Ed about the Arkansas Delta Region in this month’s edition of Talk Business, a magazine devoted to Arkansas business, government and politics.
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