We received some photos from student James Mitchell who is finishing up his International Public Service Project in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania where he has been working to expand rural education.
Read MoreWelcome Class of 2010
The Clinton School was packed this Saturday afternoon as the newest class gathered for the first time to begin orientation. Dean Skip Rutherford welcomed the group of 30 students joined by their families and friends and congratulated them on taking the first step to earning a Master of Public Service degree.
Read MoreVerizon CEO Speaks
More than 700 people, many of the ALLTEL employees, showed up today for the Clinton School’s program featuring Verizon Wireless CEO Lowell McAdam. Verizon announced plans in June to aquire Little Rock-based ALLTEL.
Read MoreThe Death of Bill Gwatney
One highlight of my brief tenure was seeing businessman Bill Gwatney of Jacksonville, Ark., enter the political arena as a candidate for the State Senate–a race that he won. It was also the beginning of our 17-year friendship.
Read MoreI Have a Dream
The 45th anniversary of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.’s, “I Have a Dream” speech will be commemorated at the Clinton Presidential Center with a series of events on August 28. Here’s some info from today’s press release:
Read MoreNew Class Announced
The Clinton School of Public Service will welcome 31 new class of students into its unique Master of Public Service degree program at an orientation program beginning Saturday, August 16. The class will be the fourth to enter into the program that began with just 16 students in 2005.
Read MoreStudent Highlighted by Hometown Paper
Clinton School student Idonia Trotter was highlighted yesterday with a feature story in the Eldorado (Ark.) News Times, her hometown newspaper.
Read MoreFlat Stanley Visits the Great Wall
To the best of my knowledge, Flat Stanley had yet to climb the Great Wall,” Giattina said. “Here we are after making the long trek up Mutianyu, incidentally the same spot of the Wall former President Clinton visited in 1998.”
Read MoreOrientation Begins for New Students
Orientation for the Clinton School’s newest class of more than 30 students will begin August 16 and classes will start August 25. Stay tuned for more information on the new class.
Read MoreNew Faculty Member
We are pleased to announce the addition of Marie Lindquist, who previously served as associated dean of students at Rhodes College, as the new director of field service education at the Clinton School. Click here for more information. Look for our new class of students to be announced soon.
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