🥳 Congratulations to Bob Gee, David McAlpine, and Arundhati Reddy who were recognized for their unwavering support of the Clinton Center. 👏Their dedication and passion — and that of all our volunteers — allow us to continue serving our community. They are a testament to what

@johntedge underscores what @TrueSouthTV is all about: telling the story of the South through the people who live it every day. @ClintonSchool

IPSP applications are open for Summer 2026. If you are connected to an organization that might be interested in learning more, contact Tiffany Jacob, Director of International Programs, at tljacob@clintonschool.uasys.edu. Learn more ➡️

NEXT WEEK: We're welcoming @johntedge, writer and host of ESPN’s True South TV, for a conversation on his new memoir “House of Smoke: A Southerner Goes Searching for Home.” 🗓️ Monday, November 3 🕰️ 6 p.m. 📍 Clinton Center 🔹 Register → https://t.co/LYyyvz2JhU Edge takes

The Clinton School of Public Service welcomes Secretary Carlos Del Toro and Katie Milligan (‘13) as the newest members of its Dean’s Advisory Board.

Clinton School Impact Minute: Released in December 2023 and developed by faculty, students, and alumni from the Clinton School of Public Service, the Arkansas Civic Health Index is the state’s first comprehensive report on civic engagement.

The Office of Field Service at the Clinton School of Public Service is accepting applications for potential partner organizations for International Public Service Projects in Summer 2026.

Great conversation with students, faculty and Dean DeFrancesco Soto @ClintonSchool today. CSPS continues to make a tremendous impact on Arkansas and beyond.

Airborne Ranger in the 82nd Airborne Division. Two deployments to Iraq. Graduate of the Clinton School of Public Service. “Empathy, I think, is so basic, but it is really at the core of public service.”

The Clinton School is beginning the process of developing its first institutional charter. The charter will serve as a foundational statement of purpose and values, capturing the institution’s work in preparing public service leaders across all sectors.

Emily Kearns, a 2017 graduate of the Clinton School, joined the Center on Community Philanthropy as a Community Philanthropy Fellow in May 2024. Learn more ➡️

Eleven teams of first-year students from the Clinton School of Public Service are launching Arkansas-based public service projects as part of their 2025-26 academic year Practicum experience.

🎓 Big news for Rhodes students + alumni! Thanks to a new agreement with the University of Arkansas’ Clinton School of Public Service, Rhodes students and grads with a 3.5+ GPA will receive automatic admission to the Master of Public Service (MPS) program for the 2026–27

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.

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.

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. 💙📚🌎

The Clinton School of Public Service and @RhodesCollege 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.

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

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!

📘 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.