The Clinton School, in partnership with UALR, is preparing to host the 2010 IMPACT National Student Conference, the largest gathering in the country of socially-engaged college students who come together across diverse issues, perspectives and approaches to create social change.
Read MoreCivil Rights Attorney to Give Martin Luther King Jr. Day Lecture
In commemoration of Martin Luther King Jr. Day, Little Rock civil rights attorney John Walker will give a lecture titled, “From Civil Wrongs to Civil Rights,” on Monday, Jan. 18, at noon at the Clinton School. Since opening one of the first racially integrated law firms in Little Rock in 1968, Walker has handled numerous and significant civil rights litigation including the continuation of the Little Rock School Desegregation case.
Read MoreVolunteer To See Launched
Volunteer to See (www.volunteertosee.com) enables individual, business, group and convention travelers to participate in volunteer service activities while visiting Little Rock. Hall will initially administer the program as part of his Clinton School studies.
Read MoreHollywood Bound
Eric has been a valued member of the Clinton School team for more than 3 years both as director of development and in assisting Dean Skip Rutherford. We wish Eric luck as he heads for Hollywood.
Read MoreStudent Studies Minority Health
Clinton School student Dimas Espinola is working with Arkansas Children’s Hospital (ACH) to explore minority health disparities among Arkansas children.
Read MoreBack to School
Clinton School faculty and staff return to work this week, and our students will begin classes a week from today. During the coming spring semester, the Class of 2011 will continue their group Practicum projects across Arkansas, while also taking core and elective courses.
Read MoreHappy New Year
At the Clinton School, we plan to hit the ground running in 2010, and we wish you the best in the coming year. In the spirit of the New Year, here are some important upcoming dates for the Clinton School:
Read MoreHappy Holidays
Happy holidays from the Clinton School family to your’s. On Halloween we posted a pic of Clinton School technology guru Kari Mogensen’s four chihuahuas dressed in their pumpkin garb. Here they are again celebrating the holidays:
Read More2009 A Record Year at UACS
In a year that saw the Clinton School celebrate its fifth anniversary, the nation’s first graduate program to offer a Master of Public Service (MPS) degree finished 2009 with record marks.
Read MorePet Therapy Program Founder Wins Cayce Award
A Little Rock high school junior who started a pet therapy program for hospice patients has won the Clinton School’s 2009 Daniel Cayce Award for Inspirational Leadership in Public Service.
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