Clinton School grad Scott Curran passes on an article about a unique Little Rock dog rescue organization that finds homes for abandoned dogs in New York City and other East Coast location where demand for rescues is high.
Read MoreGrad Wilkerson Profiled by the Daily Record
Clinton School grad Regina Wilkerson (’10), who recently began a job as outreach manager for the Girl Scouts, was profiled by the Daily Record, a local Arkansas newspaper.
Read MoreIndian Ambassador Visits
India’s Ambassador to the United States, Meera Shanker (second from left), was the guest of honor at a lunch at the Clinton School hosted by Maria Haley (second from right), director of the Arkansas Economic Development Commission.
Read MoreGrads, Students Promote Minority Health
Clinton School students and graduates are featured in a recent newsletter from the Arkansas Minority Health Commission, which is directed by Clinton School grad Idonia Trotter (’09).
Read MoreGrad to Help State Use Electronic Health Records
As part of the office’s continued efforts to implement a statewide system for health information exchange, Clark will help design policies and procedures to facilitate the exchange of electronic health records.
Read MoreRemembering Hurricane Katrina
In commemoration of the fifth anniversary of Hurricane Katrina, Abdulrahman and Kathy Zeitoun, whose story is told in the bestselling book “Zeitoun” by Dave Eggers, will visit the Clinton School on July 28 at noon to discuss their family’s experience during the 2005 storm that devastated New Orleans.
Read MoreIPSP UPDATE: Improving Ugandan Prisons
We recently received this report from Clinton School student Julie Meyer (’11) who is working this summer in Uganda where she has partnered with a program that works to improve conditions at African prisons:
Read MorePanel Discusses New Madrid Fault
“With the New Madrid Earthquake idea, ‘The Big One,’ the thought process is that [the Red Cross] may not be able to get there,” he said. “And we may get in the way if we get there too soon, before police, fire trucks and ambulances … so people need to be prepared.”
Read MorePanel Talks Childhood Hunger, Obesity
A panel of experts and children’s health and nutrition discuss the contradicted problems of childhood hunger and obesity in Arkansas today at the Clinton School.
Read MoreGrad Jamwa Returns to Uganda
Clinton School grad Tezira Jamwa (’10) has returned to her home country of Uganda where she is consulting with the United National Development Programme (UNDP).
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