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.
Read MoreSecretary of State Hillary Clinton Gives Kumpuris Lecture
The killing of an al-Qaida leader in Yemen, America’s strained relationship with Pakistan and her efforts to promote women’s rights in Africa and the Middle East were topics discussed by Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton on Friday at the Clinton Presidential Center.
Read MoreClinton Park Bridge to be Dedicated Today
Clinton School students, faculty and staff will attend the dedication of the Clinton Presidential Park Bridge today and a series of events this weekend marking the 20th anniversary of President Clinton’s 1991 presidential campaign announcement.
Read MoreRural Superintendent Advocates for School-based Health Centers
School-based health centers not only help improve the health and education of students but have a profound benefit on communities as a whole, said Lavaca (Ark.) Schools Superintendent Jared Cleveland in a Clinton School speech Tuesday.
Read MorePhilanthropy Newsletter Published
The newsletter recaps the center’s first summit, titled “Pathways to Racial Healing and Equity in the South: A Community Philanthropy Strategy.” Hosted last spring, the summit brought together more than 120 stakeholders to discuss race and equity in society.
Read MoreThe World Toilet Organization
Jack Sim, creator and president of the World Toilet Organization, selected the group’s name specifically for the notoriety and confusion that would come from the abbreviation “WTO.” An organization does not need a public relations firm; a few great photos and frequent headlines will speak for themselves, Sim said.
Read MoreClinton School to Help UAMS Study Rural Health Care
A coalition of 40 organizations, including the Clinton School, will participate in a University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences project to develop policy recommendations to address rural health needs across the state, it was announced today.
Read MoreKlein Stops Road Trip at Clinton School
As part of his 2011 Election Road Trip from Texas to Minnesota, Joe Klein of Time Magazine stopped by for a conversation at the Clinton School last Wednesday.
Read MoreScott: State Working to Improve Medical Technology
Ray Scott, head of Arkansas’ Office of Health Information Technologies, spoke last week at the Clinton School to about the state’s efforts to promote the relationship between health care and technology.
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