This Week at the Clinton School

Hunt will discuss his work in compiling “The Art of the Old West,” a book of prints and stories of the paintings and sculptures of the American West. Hunt has spent his career curating and directing art exhibition activities throughout the western United States including Texas, Nebraska, Montana and Oklahoma.

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Clinton School Marathon Participants

Several Clinton School students are running in the Little Rock Marathon this Sunday and another has helped the event add a public service component for participants.

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Last Day to Vote for Shamim

Today is the last day to vote for Clinton School student Shamim Okolloh, who is one of 50 finalists for the Student In Service Awards, recognizing outstanding college students whose volunteer service positively impacts society and inspires others to serve

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School Seeks Field Service Partners

The Clinton School invites non-profits, government agencies, businesses, foundations or other organizations working on issues of social change to submit ideas for field service partnerships to be completed during the 2011-2012 academic year.

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Kickball is Back

Sunday marks the beginning of an annual Clinton School tradition – spring kickball. This year, the Clinton School will have two teams, both named the SOBs (Students of Bill), competing in the Little Rock kickball league.

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Students Attending EAST Conference

Clinton School students Judy Watts, Andy Lewis, Spencer Lucker and Shamim Okolloh are leading a breakout session at the EAST Conference on Wednesday, March 2, at the Hot Springs Convention Center.

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Students Attend Diversity Conference

A group of Clinton School students participated in a two-day Diversity and Inclusion Institute conducted by Just Communities of Arkansas earlier this month.

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Clinton School Dodgeball

The Clinton School sponsored a dodgeball team in a tournament Saturday hosted by Phi Delta Epsilon, a University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences fraternity.

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