In conjunction with the 60th anniversary of Little Rock Central’s 1957 desegregation, The Butler Center for Arkansas Studies and the University of Arkansas Clinton School of Public Service are partnering to encourage others to share their memories and recollections.
Read MoreWilliams, Ransom Attend UNITY Summit in New Orleans
Dr. Charlotte Williams, Director of the Center on Community Philanthropy at the Clinton School, recently attended the 2017 UNITY Summit Investing in Movements for Equity held in New Orleans, La.
Read MoreKim Spends Time at Clinton School while Escaping Irma
Last week, the Clinton School was pleased to welcome Dr. Koomin Kim from Florida State University. Dr. Kim was in town to escape Hurricane Irma, which affected his current hometown of Tallahassee, Fla.
Read MoreRiley Heads to Houston for Hurricane Harvey Relief
Alum Hunter Riley came to the Clinton School as a graduate of the University of Arkansas, Fayetteville in 2007. Since graduating in 2009, he spent more than four years in various roles at the Pat Tillman Foundation. In 2013, he co-founded Schlep, a tech-enabled local logistics and delivery company in Chicago – with operations also in Milwaukee and soon to launch in New York City.
Read MoreQualls spends summer advocating development in Albania
Colby Qualls, a concurrent student at UA Little Rock William H. Bowen School of Law, recently completed his International Public Service Project in Albania. Qualls interned at the Albanian Institute of Public Affairs where he helped with research and advocacy related to democratization, good governance, and development.
Read MoreRamm spends summer researching rural health curriculum in India
Natalie Ramm, a concurrent student at the UA Little Rock William H. Bowen School of Law, recently completed her International Public Service Project in India. Ramm helped research and update curriculum to teach girls about gender equality, reproductive health, and other important topics.
Read MoreSchifrin Begins Second Visiting Fellowship at Clinton School
American foreign correspondent Nick Schifrin, currently a special correspondent at PBS NewsHour, recently began a visiting fellowship for the second consecutive year at the University of Arkansas Clinton School of Public Service.
Read MoreCampbell Selected to Foreign Affairs Campus Coordinator Program
University of Arkansas Clinton School of Public Service student Caitlin Campbell of Batesville, Ark., has been selected as one of 50 Foreign Affairs Campus Coordinators by the U.S. Department of State. Campbell spent her summer interning at the State Department’s Bureau of Democracy, Human Rights and Labor in Washington, D.C.
Read MoreFox Finds Unique Service Path through Clinton School
A 2016 graduate of the Clinton School, Andrew Forsman currently works at the University of Arkansas for Medical Science as an internal evaluator for a group of early childhood education programs. Forsman came to the Clinton School as a graduate of the University of Alabama with a degree in psychology. His public service experience, at that time, was limited to working as a mental health case manager in southern Mississippi.
Read MoreClinton School Class of 2019 Releases its Recommended Reading List
For the 12th consecutive year, students at the University of Arkansas Clinton School of Public Service have compiled a list of books they recommend others read. More than half of the book recommendations from the Class of 2019 are nonfiction, while nearly a third were written by women. The books range in date from Meno, written by Plato in the third century B.C., to Born a Crime by Trevor Noah, released in November 2016.
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