Yesterday’s final River Market series lecture featuring Arkansas Poll director Janine Parry received plenty of covered from the local media. A political science professor at the University of Arkansas, Parry analyzed the results of Tuesday’s elections in Arkansas. She specifically discussed the strength of the Republican Party, which gained a number of seats in the…
Read MoreLecture Moved Inside
Today’s River Market Series lecture featuring Arkansas Poll Director Janine Parry has been moved inside due to weather. The lecture will be in the third flood meeting room above Boulevard Bread Co. at the River Market. Here’s details on the event:
Read MoreClinton School Students Counter Youth Vote Trend
The average overall voter turnout in a non-presidential year is about 40 percent compared to an average turnout in a presidential year of 55 percent. Older people tend to vote at a higher rate than young people.
Read MoreStudents Help AR Children’s Hospital with Injury Prevention
Four Clinton School students are working with the Injury Prevention Center at Arkansas Children’s Hospital to assess the injury prevention needs of the prospective hospitals in the state’s new trauma system.
Read MoreFollowing the Midterms
The Clinton School will host an Election Night Watch Party tomorrow night featuring a panel of Arkansas political bloggers predicting the elections at 4:30 p.m. and a panel of Clinton School students evaluating election results at 7:00 p.m.
Read MorePromoting Corporate Sustainability
Clinton School graduate Nancy Mancilla shares good news that her sustainability consulting firm, ISOS Group, made major news last week when it released a report on Bucyrus International Inc., a manufacturer and supplier of surface and underground mining equipment.
Read MoreBelated Halloween
In belated celebration of Halloween, here’s a photo of our director of technology’s crew of eight Chihuahuas. Known as the P-Crew, each dog has a name beginning with the letter P. Here they are wearing orange for Halloween:
Read MoreWalk for COmmUNITY
Twenty-six Clinton School students will participate in the Just Communities of Arkansas Walk for COmmUNITY on Sunday, November 7.
Read MoreStudents Working with College to Improve Race Relations
Four Clinton School students are working with Phillips Community College of the University of Arkansas to facilitate conversations about race in Helena-West Helena.
Read MoreStudents Helping Pine Bluff Foundation Target Grant Money
Four Clinton School students will work with the Pine Bluff Area Community Foundation this year to improve its grant-making process in an effort to increase the impact of community projects.
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