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When Dr. Meagan M. Jordan arrived in her new post as associate dean for the Clinton School, it was a homecoming in more ways than one. A Little Rock native, she joins an institution that bore her fingerprints going back to her days on faculty with UA Little Rock. bit.ly/4jxYil2

As the modern world evolves, there’s a growing crossroad between access to financial services and access to efficient, clean energy in underserved communities across the country. It’s at this intersection where Wesley Prewett operates. bit.ly/43SMEeO

The Clinton School of Public Service has announced the creation of the Bruce R. Lindsey Scholarship for Public Service, an endowed scholarship that honors Bruce R. Lindsey’s career of impactful leadership. bit.ly/45jOUOQ

From overconsumption to aging infrastructure, water access and sanitation challenges are rising, yet public awareness, especially among young people, remains low. bit.ly/3HHDASD

Delta Dirt Distillery teamed with Clinton School students to explore a youth agriculture program, connecting local teens to farming through a legacy of sweet potato spirits in the Arkansas Delta. bit.ly/4l4ZJJi

Samantha Sheffield ('20) serves on the Community and Government Affairs team at Austin Community College, where she supports local students, families, and fellow Austinites as they navigate pathways to college and career success. bit.ly/43WD8sD

Dr. Charlotte Lewellen Williams, Professor of Public Health and Director of the Center on Community Philanthropy, will retire in August after nearly two decades with the Clinton School of Public Service. bit.ly/4k7oTGe

After more than 19 years of dedicated service and support, Jeanne Stovall, the longtime registrar for the Clinton School of Public Service, will retire on June 30. bit.ly/4lq4nBA

Vida Torgbe, in partnership with the Arkansas Department of Education, developed the Kindergarten Readiness Assessment Toolkit, a user-friendly, research-based guide to help teachers evaluate early childhood development. bit.ly/44DHpjN

On July 23, the Clinton School and CALS will welcome Josh Dawsey and Tyler Pager, authors of "2024: How Trump Retook the White House and the Democrats Lost America." Moderated by Dean Emeritus James L. "Skip" Rutherford III (Skip Rutherford). RSVP ➡️ bit.ly/4lnF4R9

The Clinton School has named Dr. Nichola Driver as its inaugural Assistant Dean of Impact. Driver’s new role signals a strategic evolution in the school’s commitment to integrating public service education with measurable community outcomes. bit.ly/4f0Vmx0

Tonight: The Clinton School and CALS welcome Josh Dawsey and Tyler Pager, the authors of "2024: How Trump Retook the White House and the Democrats Lost America." 📖🗓️ Moderated by Dean Emeritus James L. "Skip" Rutherford III (Skip Rutherford). RSVP ➡️ bit.ly/4lnF4R9

📘 Thank you to Josh Dawsey and Tyler Pager, authors of “2024,” for an insightful discussion on the 2024 election and the dynamics that defined it. This event was presented in partnership with the Central Arkansas Library System.

The Clinton School has reached a milestone of impacting 100 countries through student-led International Public Service Projects. This summer, 48 students served in 22 countries!

Happy birthday to President Bill Clinton, the Clinton School’s Professor in Chief!

The Clinton School of Public Service and Rhodes College have announced a new partnership that guarantees qualified Rhodes students and alumni a pathway to the Clinton School’s Master of Public Service (MPS) program. bit.ly/4naaJ9h

Twenty years ago today, the Clinton School’s inaugural cohort arrived for the first day of classes, beginning their pursuit of the nation’s first MPS degree. Their impact continues to shape communities in Arkansas, across the country, and around the world. 💙📚🌎

Two of Chelsea Miller’s ('18) most telling traits growing up were her passion for service and her love for politics. As a youth, she participated in Girl Scouts, ultimately earning the organization’s pinnacle Gold Award as well as the CEO Award. bit.ly/47hCOGO

Dr. John C. Davis, Dr. Rogelio Garcia-Contreras, and Sabrina Roshan will join the Clinton School of Public Service as Visiting Fellows for the 2025-26 academic year. bit.ly/4mNi4M5