The Swiss ambassador to the United States said the two countries share a strong bond in a speech Wednesday at the Clinton School.
Read MoreUPDATE: MSNBC’s Rachel Maddow to Speak
Rachel Maddow, host of “The Rachel Maddow Show” on MSNBC, will speak on Monday, March 22, at 9:00 a.m. at the Clinton School. The lecture is free and open to the public. To RSVP, email publicprograms@clintonschool.uasys.edu.
Read MoreElizabeth and Hazel
The coming book, “Elizabeth and Hazel,” will tell the story of the photo, its historical context and the reconcilation that has occurred between the two women since that day in 1957. But Margolick is still looking for people in Little Rock who knew the women or attended school with them to interview for his book.
Read MoreStudent Helps Plan New Children’s Center
For her final Clinton School project, Emily Fischer worked with the CALS to gather stakeholder input, research best practices and write a grant for the new Children’s and Youth Library and Learning Center (CYLLC).
Read MoreThis Week at the Clinton School
We’ve got a busy schedule this week at the Clinton School with three public lectures before we host this weekend’s IMPACT National Student Conference.
Read MoreHolocaust Offers Lessons for Public Servants
The tragedy of the Holocaust offers a host of lessons for today’s public servants, National Holocaust Memorial Council Chairman Fred Zeidman said in a speech Thursday at the Clinton School.
Read MoreStudents Meet with Visiting Scholars
Clinton School students Jonathan Dunkley, Julianne Dunn, Nicholas Hall and LaTrenia Byrd met with a group of 20 visiting scholars from Mississippi State University today to discuss public service and life after college.
Read MoreDean Part of 1992 Clinton Campaign Archive
Blair took a leave of absence from her UA post in 1992 to serve as a senior researcher for the Clinton campaign. About a month before the election, Clinton gave her permission to interview campaign staff members and volunteers for a historical archive.
Read MoreVolunteer to See Garners More Attention
Clinton School student Nicholas Hall’s (10′) new nonprofit Volunteer to See continues to get attention for its work to combine service and travel. Hall has opened his organization in Little Rock where he’s working with conventions and individual travelers who would like to perform service projects while visiting the city.
Read MoreReducing Recidivism in Arkansas
As noted below, a team of Clinton School students presented recommendations Tuesday to a state coalition about ways to fight recidivism in Arkansas. The students told the Arkansas Re-Entry Coalition that a holisitic approach is needed to coordinated services for ex-offenders.
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