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Nicholas Williams, a 2017 graduate of the William H. Bowen School of Law and the Clinton School of Public Service, is now working as a research assistant at Harvard University. This new position is a logical step for Nic, whose commitment to research, scholarship, and advocacy is evident in his education and work experiences.   … From Bowen to Harvard, alumni accepts research position

Clinton School [and Bowen law] student Andrew Trevi帽o鈥檚 International Public Service Project took him to London, England, to work with the African Prisons Project, whose mission is to bring dignity and hope to the men, women, and children living and working in prisons across Africa. African Prisons Project is creating the world鈥檚 first prison-based law … Trevi帽o concludes IPSP with African Prisons Project

by Angelita Faller Jody Shackelford has always had the entrepreneurial spirit.  Since graduating high school in 2004, the Hardy native has run his own photography business, a magazine, and a newspaper. Now, the third-year University of Arkansas at Little Rock William H. Bowen law school student has embarked on his most successful entrepreneurial adventure to … Invention of Bowen law student, grandfather land deal to bring Daisy Rocket Shot to stores

by Angelita Faller In 2008, Jennifer Goodwin seemed to have it all.  After two years on the road working in pharmaceutical sales, the then-25-year-old had recently been promoted to her 鈥渄ream job鈥� of drug representative, moved back to her hometown of Benton, and bought her first home. Her life changed dramatically when Goodwin suffered a … Quadriplegic single mother graduates Bowen law school

by Angelita Faller Three recent graduates from the University of Arkansas at Little Rock Bowen School of Law received $1,500 scholarships from the Arkansas Association of Women Lawyers. The Bowen scholarship recipients include Jennifer Goodwin, Nicole Paladino, and Nicole Winters. The association awarded seven scholarships this year to female law students. The funds will go … Arkansas Association of Women Lawyers awards scholarships to Bowen grads

by Brittany Wright At the age of 17, Nicole Paladino knew her only way to a better life was through education. Paladino, a North Little Rock native and University of Arkansas at Little Rock William H. Bowen School of Law student, had a far from average childhood. She said after years of living in an … Graduating student Nicole Paladino: 鈥楨ducation was my ticket鈥�

by Brittany Wright Whitney Ohlhausen had to endure eight potentially life-threatening surgeries, 17 additional operations, and numerous family-related challenges before she could reach that goal. Ohlhausen, a University of Arkansas at Little Rock William H. Bowen School of Law student, was born in Abilene, Texas, but spent most of her life in Dallas. She long … Graduating student overcomes debilitating disease, family struggles

The Arkansas Association of Women Lawyers, Student Division, in partnership with Lambda Legal Society – Bowen Chapter, made a donation of $2,500 worth of appliances and furnishings to Lucie鈥檚 Place to help the organization open the first transitional living shelter for homeless LGBTQ youth in Arkansas. 鈥淭here is such a need in Arkansas for a … Bowen student organizations donate to Lucie鈥檚 Place

Each fall, new law school students arrive at the 糖心Vlog传媒 Little Rock William H. Bowen School of Law prepared to buckle down and learn the law and how to think, research, and write like lawyers. This year, however, they also took on a hands-on public service project. Working in their assigned first semester teams of … New Bowen students learn teamwork and public service during First Week