Clinton School student Burt Hicks (’13) has earned a graduate fellowship with RSF Social Finance, a non-profit financial firm that invests in social enterprises.
Read MoreErnst Named IDEA Organizing Fellow
Clinton School education policy instructor Don Ernst has been chosen as an Organizing Fellow by the Institute for Democratic Education in America (IDEA), a nonprofit that works to ensure that young people engage meaningfully with their education and gain the tools to build a just, democratic and sustainable world.
Read MoreThis Week at the Clinton School
In conjunction with the annual Sculpture at the River Market Show and Sale, Kinkade will discuss his organization’s efforts to promote public art in a lecture titled “Community Enrichment through Public Art: The Little Rock Experience.”
Read MoreRoom to Read Co-Founder Talks Literacy
Literacy is something most of us take for granted. We were asked to imagine how our lives would be different if we could not read or write.
Read MoreCenter on Community Philanthropy to Host Conversation in Pine Bluff
The Clinton School Center on Community Philanthropy invites the citizens of Pine Bluff to attend a community conversation on the issues of race and equity.
Read MoreAssociate Dean to Attend White House Briefing
Hoffpauir will attend Wellstone Action’s “White House Community Leaders Briefing Series,” where she will have the opportunity to interact with White House officials and learn more about the President’s domestic priorities and initiatives.
Read MoreAuthor Explores Iconic Civil Rights Photograph
Margolick shared with the audience memories of his 12-year quest to research the relationship of the two women captured in one of the most prolific photographs of the Civil Rights Movement.
Read MoreRemembering Clinton’s 1991 Presidential Campaign Announcement
Lindsey recalled her role as coordinator of the announcement event, McLarty remembered helping the future president draft his announcement speech and Fisher reenacted part of the introduction she gave of the governor at the Old State House on October 3, 1991.
Read MoreApply Now to Attend Clinton School in 2012
The Clinton School is now accepting applications for its Master of Public Service degree program, a two-year graduate program that trains leaders for government, nonprofit, volunteer and private sector service.
Read MoreStudent Working With Immigrant Services
Bachelder has worked in various immigration services in other states and says she looks forward to serving the immigrant community in Arkansas.
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