In October 2025, Dunbar, a second-year Master of Public Service student from Omaha, Nebraska, presented her research at the Democratizing Human Rights Conference in Ontario, Canada.
Read MoreClinton School Impact Minute: Teach for America-Greater Delta
The Hunt Education Center in Helena-West Helena is a vital community gathering spot, home to Teach for America – Greater Delta and the central hub for the popular King’s Biscuit Blues Festival, along with Delta Magic.
Read MoreClinton School Student Explores International Relations Through Fieldwork and Scholarship
Oladotun Awosusi, a May graduate, joined a delegation of global experts from over 15 countries to develop new strategies for livelihood programming to address irregular migration and conflict in North Africa, the Horn of Africa, and Central Africa.
Read MoreAl Bavon Publishes Definitive Guide to Program Planning
Dr. Al Bavon, Professor of Public Administration, has released his latest textbook, “Program Planning and Development for Social Change,” a comprehensive resource developed from decades of field experience and teaching at the Clinton School of Public Service.
Read MoreColeen Ndedi Ntepe Navigates Global Agriculture in Rwanda
Coleen Ndedi Ntepe traveled to Kigali, Rwanda, to spend the summer as a researcher partnering with the nonprofit Bridge2Rwanda (B2R) on a long-term research project being evaluated by the Clinton School Impact Center.
Read MoreClinton School Impact Minute: Keep Arkansas Beautiful
In Arkansas, the state’s natural beauty is part of its charm. That’s why Keep Arkansas Beautiful partnered with a team of students from the Clinton School of Public Service to tackle a persistent problem: litter.
Read MoreClinton School Honors Charlotte Lewellen Williams as Professor Emeritus
The Clinton School of Public Service is proud to announce that Dr. Charlotte Lewellen Williams has received Professor Emeritus status. The distinction, granted by the University of Arkansas Board of Trustees in November 2025, honors her nearly two decades of transformative leadership, scholarship, and academic excellence.
Read MoreTerri Thomas Develops Emergency Response Framework in Kenya
Clinton School student Terri Thomas partnered with the Association of Play Therapy Kenya during summer 2025 to create an emergency response framework.
Q&A with Bob Gee, Clinton Presidential Center’s Volunteer of the Year
Bob Gee isn’t just a volunteer at the Clinton School of Public Service. He’s a part of the very heart of the community. Since the school opened its doors in 2005, he has been a friendly, consistent, and generous presence, making him an unofficial historian and chief morale booster for the hundreds of students who have graduated from this institution.
Read MoreVolunteer Spotlight: A Passion for Service with LaBethel Peters
The Clinton School of Public Service is proud to spotlight one of our most enthusiastic and long-serving volunteers, LaBethel J. Peters.
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