Senator David Pryor, founding Dean of the Clinton School of Public Service who was integral in launching the nation’s first Master of Public Service degree program, passed away on Saturday at the age of 89.
Read MoreDriver Named to Arkansas Business 40 Under 40 List
Dr. Nichola Driver, Executive Director for the Office of Field Service, has been named to the 2024 Class of 40 Under 40 from Arkansas Business, a group of rising young professionals who will be honored at a luncheon June 11 at the Statehouse Convention Center in downtown Little Rock.
Read MoreHoffpauir Joins NASW Hall of Distinguished Leaders
Dr. Susan Hoffpauir, Academic Dean for the Clinton School of Public Service, has been inducted into the National Association of Social Workers Arkansas Hall of Distinguished Leaders.
Read MoreWilliams Honored for Career in Philanthropy
Saint Mark Baptist Church has honored Dr. Charlotte Williams for her career in philanthropy as part of the church’s celebration of Black History Month.
Read MoreDriver, Norris Help Lead Constructive Dialogue Curriculum Initiative
Dr. Nichola Driver and Rachel Norris will serve as leads for the Clinton School of Public Service in the Constructive Dialogue Curriculum Initiative.
Read MoreNillasithanukroh Announced as SEAREG Fellow
Dr. Songkhun (Sunny) Nillasithanukroh has been announced as a member of the latest class of Southeast Asia Research Group Fellows.
Read MoreDean DeFrancesco Soto Named to NAPA Class of Academy Fellows
Dean Victoria DeFrancesco Soto has been selected as a member of the 2023 Class of Academy Fellows by the National Academy of Public Administration.
Read MoreNillasithanukroh Joins Open Governance Lab as Postdoctoral Researcher
Dr. Songkhun (Sunny) Nillasithanukroh has joined the Clinton School of Public Service as a postdoctoral researcher in the Open Governance Lab.
Read MorePark, Driver, Richards Co-Author Research Article for Journal of Public Health
Dr. Chul Hyun Park, Dr. Nichola Driver, and Dr. Robert C. Richards, Jr. have co-authored a research article for the latest edition of the Journal of Public Health.
Read MoreDeFrancesco Soto, Shoffner, Williams Named Women of Impact
Dean Victoria M. DeFrancesco Soto, alumnus Hallie Shoffner (’11), and Dean’s Advisory Board member Alison Williams have been named to the list of Top 100 Women of Impact in Arkansas by the Arkansas Women’s Foundation, Little Rock Soirée magazine, and Arkansas Business Publishing Group.
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