The Clinton School will host the second annual “Bids By the Bridge” silent auction on April 4 to benefit the organizations that partnered with our students this year on public service projects.
Read MoreSchool Accepting Applications for High School Service Award
The Clinton School is accepting applications for the 2011-12 Daniel Cayce Award, given annually to an Arkansas high school student who best demonstrates selfless volunteerism on behalf of his or her community.
Read MoreStudent Partners with Clinton Foundation to Explore Nonprofit Legal Practices
A student from the Clinton School worked with the William J. Clinton Foundation and other major nonprofit organizations to examine nonprofit legal practices and needs – a developing area of legal work.
Read MoreStudent Develops Guide on Kosovo Conflict for Clinton Library
A Clinton School student partnered with the Clinton Presidential Library to develop a guidebook to teach high school students about the Clinton Administration’s role in the 1997 conflict in Kosovo.
Read MoreStudent Studies Adult Ed Program for NWA Latino Community
Clinton School student Jessica Rice undertook a six-month study of a program that provides adult education to the Latino community in Northwest Arkansas.
Read MoreUtecht Profiled by Walton College
Clinton School student Kellen Utecht (’13), who is completing the concurrent MPS/MBA program with the University of Arkansas Walton College of Business, has been profiled in the “spotlight” section on the Walton College Web site.
Read MoreStudent Partners with Heifer International to Study Work in Europe
Clinton School student Anatoliy Shatkovskyy spent the past year working with Heifer International, the world hunger and poverty organization, to increase funding sources and analyze rural development projects in Central and Eastern Europe.
Read MoreStudent Partners with Sen. Pryor to Analyze Budget Cuts
Clinton School student Fernando Cutz (’12) has spent this academic year working with the Office of U.S. Senator Mark Pryor (D – Ark.) to analyze the affects of federal budget cuts on police and fire departments across Arkansas.
Read MoreSimmons Bank CEO Recounts Life Story
Simmons First National Bank Chairman and CEO J. Thomas May spoke Wednesday at the Clinton School about the journey of his life, from founding Simmons First to being diagnosed with and living with ALS, more commonly known as Lou Gehrig’s disease.
Read MoreWhitman Touts the Future of Nuclear Energy
Former New Jersey Governor Christine Todd Whitman, who served as administrator of the Environmental Protection Agency during the Bush Administration, spoke to a crowd gathered at the Clinton School on Tuesday night about the future of nuclear energy.
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