A reception held by Dean Skip Rutherford and his wife Billie for the new Clinton School students was featured in this month’s Inviting Arkansas magazine. Click on the image below for a larger view:
Read MoreStudents Begin Local Projects
We just announced the 2009-10 Clinton School Practicum (group) public service projects which will take students across the state to work on issues such as nonprofit management, children’s advocacy, urban development, adult literacy, volunteerism and community development.
Read MorePhilanthropy Scholar Touts Collaboration
Ford Foundation Director of Philanthropy Suzanne Siskel spoke Thursday at the Clinton School about the role of philanthropy in transforming communities.Â
Read MoreGrad Advocates for Clean Energy
Clinton School graduate J.D. Lowery, now a sustainability project manager for Little Rock sustainability consulting firm, published an Op-Ed in today’s Arkansas Democrat-Gazette in favor of clean energy legislation that the U.S. Senate will take up in September.
Read MoreStudents Report on International Public Service Projects
The members of the Class of 2010 recently returned from their International Public Service Projects (IPSP) where they worked with organizations this summer on all six inhabited continents. Today, they presented their work to students, staff, faculty and partnering organizations.
Read MorePracticum Project Posters
As part of the Clinton School Class of 2011 Orientation, student groups introduced their year-long Practicum projects to their classmates by designing campaign posters. The only requirement was to create a professional poster with a slogan that illustrated the work they will be engaging in this year.
Read MoreRemembering the George House
A new sign sits in front of the historic Choctaw Station commemorating the Alexander George House, a historic home that once stood on the Clinton Center property.
Read MoreDowd: Obama Has Uphill Battle on Health Reform
Former Bush strategist Matthew Dowd said today at the Clinton School that President Obama is losing America’s support for health care reform.
Read MoreFormer Bush Aide Speaks Today
Once a Texas Democrat, Dowd switched to the Republican party in 1999 to help the Bush team make its first run at the White House. In anticipation of Dowd’s appearance today, CLICK HERE for a 2007 New York Times article about Dowd breaking with the Bush camp over the Iraq War and other issues. Here’s an excerpt:
Read MoreRazorRock
The event was part of RazorRock, a week of events leading up to the Razorback football team’s first game Saturday night at Little Rock’s War Memorial Stadium.
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