We’ve received a number of updates from Clinton School alumni this holiday season. Below are updates on several graduates:
Read MoreGrad Awarded for Capstone Project
The project served as Trickey’s final Capstone project at the Clinton School.
A Little Rock Central High School Park Ranger, Trickey was one of six rangers nominated for the 2010 Midwest Region Freeman Tilden Award.
Read MoreGreening Sturgis Hall
Early monitoring shows energy usage cut by more than half after the Clinton School completed a $270,000 stimulus-funded energy retrofit project at historic Sturgis Hall.
Read MoreClinton School Presents
Those of you in Little Rock may have heard our public radio program, “Clinton School Presents,” which airs on Thursdays at 6:00 p.m. on FM89 KUAR in Central Arkansas.
Read MoreApplication Deadline One Month Away
Today marks one month until the application deadline for admission to the Clinton School in the fall of 2011. The school encourages those interested in pursuing a Master of Public Service (MPS) degree to apply by January 15, 2011.
Read MoreNo Labels
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:
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