Clinton School grad and KUAR public radio anchor Malcolm Glover, whose commentary on Egypt is posted below, has won an award for his reporting on female veterans. Glover earned a Gracie Award, given by the Alliance for Women in the Media, for his story on female veterans seeking support from the VA.
Read MorePotts ESPN Exec Brags on Clinton School
ESPN public relations executive Keri Potts, who is speaking out against sexual assault after fending off an attempted rape while vacationing in Italy in 2008, has written about her speech Monday at the Clinton School on her blog, “A Fight Back Woman.”
Read MoreAssociate Dean Set to Publish Book
The University of Arkansas press announced that it will release a new book about Southern politics co-edited by Dr. Todd Shields, Clinton School interim associate dean for academic affairs. Here’s a description of the book, “Unlocking V.O. Key Jr.: Southern Politics for the 21st Century.”
Read MoreGrad Writes Commentary on Egypt
Clinton School graduate Malcolm Glover (’06), a reporter and anchor for KUAR radio in Little Rock, wrote a commentary about a recent trip he took to Egypt. As it turns out, Glover vacationed to the country just before its historic democratic revolution:
Read MoreDean Gives Lecture at ASU
Clinton School Dean Skip Rutherford participated in the distinguished lecture series at Arkansas State University on Monday in Jonesboro. In a talk titled, “Politics, Public Service and Why Results Matter,” Rutherford urged young people to take a leadership role in reviving the nearby Arkansas Delta region.
Read MoreMarch Speakers
March 1, 2011 at 6:00 p.m. (Sturgis Hall) *Book signing to follow
– The chief White House correspondent for U.S. News & World Report, Walsh has covered the presidencies of Ronald Reagan, George H. W. Bush, Bill Clinton and George W. Bush. He will discuss his book, “Family of Freedom,” which chronicles race relations in the White House since George Washington.
Clinton School Bowling
A team of Clinton School students participated in “Bowl for Kids’ Sake,” an event benefiting Big Brothers Big Sisters of Central Arkansas. Below is a photo of the Clinton School bowling team of Heather Malveaux, Hilary Trudell, David Monteith, Shenan Boit and Ryan Adams.
Read MoreCayce Award Winner Announced
A Poyen, Ark., High School student who gathered food, money and gifts to benefit the families of heart transplant patients has won the 2010-11 Daniel Cayce Award for Inspirational Leadership in Public Service.
Read MoreMulticultural Student Association
About 15 students participated in the first meeting this semester of the Clinton School Multicultural Student Association. The group discussed global stereotypes.
Read More10 Finalists Chosen for Daniel Cayce Award
The Clinton School is set to announce the winner of the 2010-11 Daniel Cayce Award, given annually to an Arkansas high school student who demonstrates selfless volunteerism on behalf of his or her community.
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