The Clinton School will release the second edition of FRANK magazine, a thematic publication that reviews concepts and ideas in public service, at a reception Monday at 6:00 p.m. at Sturgis Hall.
Read MoreThe Winners of NCAA Tournament
It’s only fitting that University of North Carolina grad Sarah Clark won the Clinton School’s annual NCAA Tournament bracket contest with her Tarheels’ defeat of the Michigan State Spartans last night.
Read MoreSexual Assault Awareness
A recognized expert on domestic violence, sexual assault and human trafficing, Cindy Dyer spoke today at the Clinton School in conjunction with Sexual Assault Awareness Month. Dyer is the director of Human Rights for Vital Voices Global Partnership, a nonprofit women’s organization working to help women in Africa, Asia, Eurasia, Latin America and the Middle East.
Read MoreTeaching Kids Healthy Habits
Partnering with Kids Cook!, a local Arkansas business run by Faith Anaya, we developed a two-hour cooking session teaching 13 fifth-grade students at eStem basic culinary skills, safety in the kitchen and healthy food options before the summer begins.
Read MoreQ&A with the Dean
Q. What’s the latest on your finances knowing colleges and universities all over the country are struggling?
A. Knock on wood, we’re doing ok. With our CFO, Carol Kordsmeier, we are in capable hands. Carol’s a real pro, and she knows our numbers in detail.
Welcome Back Dean DiPippa
The UALR William H. Bowen School of Law hosted a reception Thursday at the Clinton School honoring the Arkansas Bar Association. In attendance was John DiPippa, dean of the law school and Clinton School distinguished professor.
Read MoreLeaving for Vegas
Clinton School student and Miss Arkansas U.S.A winner Chanley Painter leaves Friday for Las Vegas where she will compete in the Miss U.S.A. pageant.
Read MoreNonprofit Advocacy
Tim Delaney, president and CEO of the National Council of Nonprofits, spoke to Clinton students today in the Public Service Advocacy class. He discussed the importance of advocating for nonprofit organizations and encouraged us to “listen to our heart,” identify community needs and let the passion drive our goals to connect to people on a human level.
Read MoreHall’s Idea Continues to Make Headlines
Clinton School student Nicholas Hall’s idea continues to make headlines. Hall’s emerging nonprofit Volunteer to See, which combines his passions of travel and service, is the subject of an article by the Arkansas Department of Parks and Tourism.
Read MoreHelp Student Support Tanzanian Orphanage
Clinton School student Jennifer Hicks is hosting a fundraiser to support her summer International Public Service Project in Moshi, Tanzania, where she will be doing outreach for Amani Children’s Home, an orphanage that rescues children from the perils of life on the streets, where they face a high risk of HIV transmission, malnutrition, and abuse.
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