Dr. Rebecca Glazier, a professor in the School of Public Affairs at UA Little Rock, has been recognized for the impact of her faith-based civic and community engagement work through the Little Rock Congregations Study. Continue reading “American Political Science Association Honors Glazier with Distinguished Award for Civic and Community Engagement”
Dr. Rebecca Glazier, a professor of public affairs at UA Little Rock, will serve as the keynote speaker for the upcoming Cotham Lecture Series. Continue reading “Glazier to Serve as Keynote Speaker for Annual Cotham Lecture Series”
The University of Arkansas at Little Rock School of Public Affairs will be offering a new class for the spring 2024 semester. Continue reading “UA Little Rock to Offer Religious Freedom Seminar Spring 2024”
Dr. Rebecca Glazier, a professor in the School of Public Affairs at UA Little Rock, has been named one of the top higher education influencers to follow in 2023. Continue reading “Glazier Named Top Higher Ed Influencer to Follow in 2023”
The University of Arkansas at Little Rock has chosen Drs. Robert Lytle, Rebecca Glazier, Stephen Grace, Mark Baillie, and John Kirk as the winners of the 2023 Faculty Excellence Awards.
Continue reading “UA Little Rock Honors Lytle, Glazier, Grace, Baillie, Kirk as 2023 Faculty Excellence Winners”
Undergraduate and graduate students at UA Little Rock are invited to apply for a faculty-led study abroad course this summer in Spain. Continue reading “UA Little Rock Students Have Chance to Study Abroad in Spain This Summer”
Three Little Rock community leaders and UA Little Rock alumni shared their efforts to promote religious tolerance in Arkansas during a Sept. 1 community event. Continue reading “Community Leaders Share Experiences with Improving Religious Tolerance in Arkansas”
The University of Arkansas at Little Rock will host a free community panel where students will share their experiences studying abroad in Spain and prominent community members will discuss efforts to promote religious tolerance in Arkansas and their experiences with prejudice. Continue reading “UA Little Rock Students, Community Members to Discuss Study Abroad Trip to Spain and Religious Tolerance Efforts in Aug. 31 Panel”
The Little Rock Congregations Study (LRCS) research team at UA Little Rock worked with a team of students from the UA-Clinton School of Public Service to host a series of community dialogue discussions during the spring semester to explore how congregations and nonprofits in Little Rock can come together to make an impact on important community issues. Continue reading “Little Rock Congregations Study Dialogue Reveals How Congregations, Nonprofits Can Work Together to Address Community Issues”