As Heifer International prepares to open their new educational facility in Little Rock – Heifer Village – the Clinton School would like to help celebrate by recognizing the hard work of a 2008-2009 practicum team.
Read MoreStudent Gives Fun Trivia for the Day
Clinton School student Adam Penman is working with the Czech Development Agency in Prague this summer to complete his International Public Service Project. Specifically, he is working on analyzing international aid from the Czech Republic to Serbia and Kosovo.
Read MoreUACS History 101: How Did Sturgis Happen?
We remain grateful to the Sturgis Trust, to Cindy Miller and to Wilson Jones of the Rose Law Firm in Little Rock, who advises the Sturgis Trust on legal issues. The class of 2011, which will arrive in August, will be the fifth class to use Sturgis Hall.
Read MoreEarthquake and Public Service
Lindsey Barnett was shocked when she felt the ground shake beneath her. Just two weeks after she left for Bella Vista, Belize, to work on a public service project, she was experiencing her first earthquake.
Read MoreEnergy Company CEOs Talk Policy
American Electric Power CEO Mike Morris (pictured left) and Centerpoint Energy CEO David McClanahan spoke today at the Clinton School about energy policy and sustainability. A coal-burning power plant is a hot topic in Arkansas, and it was sure to come up in the Q&A.
Read MorePresident Clinton Honored
The American India Foundation (AIF) honored President Clinton yesterday by renaming its Service Corps Fellowship the William J. Clinton Fellowship for Service in India.
Read MoreAnother Graduate Lands a Job as Manager
Chancellar Williams is pictured above in between two of his classmates on graduation day (April 25, 2009). We just receive news that Chancellar accepted a position with the Media and Democracy Coalition (MDC) as their program and outreach manager.
Read MoreFormer NBA Star and Mayor Kevin Johnson
After setting records as a three-time NBA all-star, the former Phoenix Suns guard retired in 2000 and returned to the Oak Park neighborhood of Sacramento to become CEO of St. HOPE, a nonprofit he founded in 1989 to revitalize inner-city communities. In November 2008, Johnson became the first African American mayor of Sacramento, Calif.
Read MoreDr. Paul Farmer to Speak
Posted by BEN BEAUMONT – Renowned Harvard medical anthropologist Dr. Paul Farmer, subject of the bestseller “Mountains Beyond Mountains” will speak at the Clinton School on Thursday, June 4, at 6:00 p.m.
Read MoreKevin Johnson is Here Tomorrow
Arkansas Democrat Gazette sports editor Wally Hall writes today about former NBA star and current Sacramento Mayor Kevin Johnson’s visit to the Clinton School tomorrow:
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