The Little Rock School District (LRSD) partnered with Clinton School Student Ashley Delgado to design a sustainable pathway for bilingual education.
Read MoreAlumni Share the Power of the Public Service Toolkit at Admitted Student Day
A central highlight of Admitted Student Day was an alumni panel featuring three graduates representing different eras and modalities of the school: Robert Morris (’20), Gabriela Wells (’24), and Jacob Arnold (’24).Â
Read MoreAlumni Spotlight: Javier Hernandez (’23)
Javier Hernandez (’23) is a champion for local innovation and community engagement. A graduate of the Master of Public Service (MPS) program in Class 17, Hernandez has merged his passions for economic development and community engagement to foster impactful growth in his home region of Northwest Arkansas.
Read MoreAlumni Spotlight: Nicole Hellthaler (’19)
Nicole Hellthaler (’19) is a 2019 graduate of the Clinton School of Public Service and a certified yoga teacher.
Read MoreBridging Business and Service: How Caroline Sykes is Shaping the Future of Arkansas Healthcare
A native Arkansan with a global perspective, Caroline Sykes has built a career defined by entrepreneurial drive and a deep commitment to community.
Read MoreRay Little Develops Strategic Solutions for Recycling in the Bahamas
Clinton School of Public Service student Ray Little developed a comprehensive suite of logistical and strategic deliverables for local recycling initiatives for the nonprofit Cans 4 Kids for his International Public Service Project during summer 2025.
Read MoreLauren Sermersheim Serves as National Gen Z Advisor for America’s 250th Anniversary
Clinton School student Lauren Sermersheim spent one year serving as member of the Youth250 Bureau to help 100 Gen Z leaders advise national organizations on how to commemorate America’s 250th anniversary with youth programming.Â
Read MoreClinton School Impact Minute: Little Rock Sustainability Action Plan
In 2022, a team of Clinton School students – Savannah Combs, Brittany Chue, Lucy Burgess, and Lydia Adusei – partnered with the Office of Little Rock Mayor Frank Scott, Jr. to help shape a better future for the city.
Read MoreClinton School Students Bridge Research and Practice with Standerfer Travel Grants
The Clinton School of Public Service is proud to announce that seven students have been awarded grants from the Standerfer Travel Reimbursement Fund during the spring 2026 semester.Â
Read MoreClinton School Students Secure Third Place in Global NASPAA Simulation Competition
Two students from the Clinton School of Public Service at the University of Arkansas have earned a spot on the global stage, securing third place in the 2026 NASPAA Student Simulation Competition.
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