Clinton School student Viviane Rossi recently completed a report on funding and partnership opportunities for a Brazilian non-profit that provides educational opportunities for impoverished young women and girls.
Read MoreGraduate Appointed to Pollution Panel
Arkansas Gov. Mike Beebe has appointed Clinton School graduate J.D. Lowery (’09) to the Arkansas Pollution Control and Ecology Commission, the state’s environmental policy-making body. Lowery currently works for Viridian USA, a sustainable building consulting firm in Central Arkansas.
Read MoreScholars, Tsunami Survivors Give to Haiti
A group of Indonesian graduate students who survived the 2004 Asian Tsunami has donated $500 to help the survivors of the recent earthquake in Haiti.
Read MoreRunning for Pat
The Pat Tillman Foundation is a national leader in providing resources and educational support to veterans, active service members, and their dependents.
Read MoreRemembering Oklahoma City
Clinton School students Cory Biggs (’11) and Nicholas Hall (’10) joined Clinton Center staff and volunteers, as well as family members of the the victims of the Oklahoma City Bombing, to read the names of those 168 victims in a remembrance this morning. Today marks the 15th anniversary of the bombing.
Read MoreThis Week at the Clinton School
– Today at noon at the Clinton Center Garden View Room, Hans and Torrey Butzer, designers of the Outdoor Symbolic Memorial at the Oklahoma City National Memorial and Museum, will discuss their work on the 15th anniversary of the Oklahoma City Bombing.
Read MoreMPS/MBA Student Advances in International Case Competition
Clinton School student Sarah Clark and her team of MBA classmates at the University of Arkansas have advanced to the second round of The Aspen Institute’s 2010 Business & Society International MBA Case Competition, it was announced today.
Read MoreStudents Travel to CGIU
Nine Clinton School students will travel to Miami this weekend to participate in the Clinton Global Initiative University (CGIU) on the campus of the University of Miami. Modeled after President Clinton’s annual Clinton Global Initiative, which brings world leaders together to tackle global challenges, CGIU brings students together to make specific commitments to service.
Read MoreCook Engages Students About Political Climate
Charlie Cook, author of the “Cook Political Report” and long-time Washington D.C. observer, took time today to visit with Clinton School students about the current political climate in America.
Read MoreDean to Speak at Tourism Conference
Rutherford will join Little Rock Convention and Visitors Bureau CEO Dan O’Byrne, local developer Jimmy Moses and Sharon Priest, executive director of the Downtown Little Rock Partnership to discuss the recent growth in the River Market District. The conference theme is “Linking Tourism and Development.”
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