In Arkansas, over 130,000 single parents are raising kids alone. Many of them struggle to afford higher education that can lift their whole family out of poverty. Arkansas Single Parent Scholarship Fund is tackling this issue on Friday, March 21 with its inaugural ASPSF Day of Giving at aspsfday.org. This 24-hour event on National Single […]

Meet Arlene Green, the Chief Operations Officer for Arkansas Single Parent Scholarship Fund. She’s been with the organization for five years, first as its IT Manager. But her role has grown beyond asking staff “Have you tried turning it off and on again?” Truly, Arlene makes ASPSF run efficiently and effectively. Get to know Arlene […]

This month, Arkansas Single Parent Scholarship Fund is recognizing Ronisha “Niki” Baker. This Craighead County recipient is a full-time office manager, mother of three, and social work student dedicated to making a difference. Niki chose social work as her major because she is passionate about helping others. As the full-time office manager for Secure Foundation […]

This February, Arkansas Single Parent Scholarship Fund is honored to shine a spotlight on Carole Hadlock, our Volunteer of the Month. Carole has supported the mission for three years while living in another state! Out of Mesa, Arizona, she interviews applicants via phone and Zoom, updates email contact lists, organizes internal data, and so much […]

Nonprofit Arkansas Single Parent Scholarship Fund (ASPSF) is pleased to announce the addition of Angela Thomas to its team. A West Memphis native and dedicated community advocate, Thomas joins ASPSF with a deep passion for supporting single parents as they pursue higher education and career advancement. Jan. 13 was her first day as Program Manager […]

Help single parents like Kwami (right) build brighter futures. Kwami is no longer a homeless veteran. For years, Kwami slept on friends’ couches and worked as a nursing assistant, never quite able to make ends meet. When his daughter was born, everything changed. He realized an education was the only way to provide for her. […]

The holiday season is a time of reflection, and as I look back on my first seven months with Arkansas Single Parent Scholarship Fund, I’m overwhelmed with gratitude. I’m thankful for those who make our work possible and inspired by the single parents who persevere to build better lives for their families. Single parents face […]

September 18, 2023 Eric Goldman   Prof. Patricia Cain posted an article, “Marvin Claims at Death.” Prof. Taylor Dalton posted a paper, “On Second Thought: An Empirical Analysis of When the Supreme Court Decides Not to Decide.” Check out Prof. Taylor Dalton’s research spotlight.   Prof. Stephen F. Diamond posted an article, “The spot market for carbon offsets: […]

Prof. Taylor R. Dalton joined the Santa Clara Law faculty in 2022. He focuses on international law and courts, international humanitarian law, foreign relations law, and civil procedure.   Why do you write? I write for many reasons. Principally, I write to think and to communicate. Writing helps me wrestle with ideas and confront my […]

August 11, 2023 Eric Goldman   Coverage of new faculty members recently hired, including Profs. Sue S. Guan, Mary Procaccio-Flowers, Nicholas Serafin, Taylor Dalton, Sean Bland, Linsey Krolik, Fiona McKenna, Britton Schwartz, and Melody Sequoia. Prof. Michael Asimow published an article, “Greenlighting Administrative Prosecution.” Prof. Eric Goldman published a new edition of his Internet Law […]