The nonpartisan political movement “No Labels,” which seeks to restore civility and cooperation in American politics, was officially launched today in New York.
Read MoreDean Speaks to Health Resources of AR
Dean Skip Rutherford spoke last night at the annual holiday celebration for Health Resources of Arkansas. Health Resources provides a system of care to meet the behavioral health needs of individuals and families at several sites in North Central Arkansas. Last night’s gathering was at the Wilbur D. Mills Substance Abuse Treatment Center in Searcy….
Read MoreChancellor: UALR Will Lead on Issue of Race
UALR Chancellor Joel Anderson, who served this week as a scholar in residence at the Center on Community Philanthropy, outlined plans today for an Institute on Race and Ethnicity at UALR.
Read MoreGrad Barnett Lands Fellowship
Clinton School grad Lindsey Barnett (’10) has landed a one-year fellowship to help more needy people access the federal Food Stamp program.
Read MoreVIDEO: Helping St. Lucia
Clinton School students Sarah Leer and Judy Watts, who organized a supply drive to help victims of Hurricane Tomas in St. Lucia, produced the following video message:
Read MoreUALR Chancellor Serving as Visiting Scholar
University of Arkansas at Little Rock Chancellor Joel Anderson will serve as a visiting scholar next week at the Clinton School’s Center on Community Philanthropy.
Read MoreDean Rutherford: Libraries Are Nonpartisan
Clinton School Dean Skip Rutherford has published an Op-Ed on the United Methodist News Service website about the building of the George W. Bush Presidential Library at Southern Methodist University. Rutherford, a Methodist, encourages people to support the project even if they disagree with Bush’s politics. Click here to read the article.
Read MoreMoney Raised for School Backpack Program
Guests who attended Tuesday’s Clinton School lecture featuring “Man v. Food” host Adam Richman donated $885 to the Arkansas Hunger Relief Alliance. The funds provide individual healthy meal servings for the Hunger Relief’s school backpack program.
Read MoreGetting Involved
As aspiring public servants, Clinton School students are charged with getting involved in the community. Twelve members of the Class of 2012 have put that charge into action by joining Create Little Rock, a young professionals organization in the Little Rock area. The students include:
Read MoreMovember Finale
The students grew their mustaches for the entire month of “Movember,” raising almost $1,500 toward a more than $6 million nationwide campaign. They were part a group of 65,000 “Mo Bros” who participated across the country.
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