Award-winning filmmakers and founders of the Little Rock film festival Brent and Craig Renaud released their Top 10 “must see” films of the 2009 Little Rock Film Festival set for May 13-17 in Little Rock.
Read MoreMembers of Class of 2009 Hang out
The Class of 2009 enjoyed a reunion of sorts Thursday night as they prepare for their Saturday graduations. With many members completing final Capstone projects all across the country and the world, they gathered back in Little Rock one last time to celebrate their accomplishments.
Read MoreLowery Earns Shannon Butler Award
J.D. Lowery, who graduates Saturday from the Clinton School along with 29 fellow classmates, has won the 2009 Shannon Butler Bridge Builder Award, given in honor of the former Clinton Foundation deputy director and current director of City Year Little Rock.
Read MoreMagnificent May
We just announced our May schedule for the Clinton School speaker series. Highlights include PBS host Gwen Ifill, the Pakistani ambassador to the United States and several film screening as part of the Little Rock Film Festival.
Read MoreSecretary Duckworth to Speak at Commencement
We just announced that Major Tammy Duckworth, who was confirmed by the Senate last night as a new Assistant Secretary for Veterans Affairs in the Obama Administration, will serve as Saturday’s Clinton School graduation speaker. The speech will be her first public address in her new position.
Read MoreCelebrating Class of 2009
Today begins a series of festivities honoring the Clinton School Class of 2009 — 30 aspiring public servants who we will unleash on the world after a commencement ceremony this Saturday
Read MoreFilm Festival Lineup A Good One
The 2009 Little Rock Film Festival Lineup announced tonight at the Clinton School includes a number of great narrative and documentary films both. Several films will be screened at the Clinton School,
Read MoreDukakis Talks Politics, Public Service
Michael Dukakis, the former Massachusetts governor and 1988 Democratic presidential candidate, discussed politics and public service today in a speech at the Clinton School.
Read MorePresident Clinton Proud of Graduates
President Clinton mentioned the Clinton School Class of 2009 today at President Obama’s signing of the Kennedy-Hatch Serve America Act, which expands the government’s commitment to support volunteerism and public service through programs such as AmeriCorps.
Read MorePhilanthropy Scholar in This Week
The Clinton School’s Center on Community Philanthropy this week welcomes “Scholar in Residence” Heather Larkin Eason, president and CEO of the Arkansas Community Foundation, who will be researching, writing and interacting with students and faculty at the school.
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