One could call the bedrock of the nationally ranked legal-writing program at the UALR William H. Bowen School of Law a boot camp for lawyers, but the course catalog lists the first-year, two-semester course as “Reasoning, Writing, and Advocacy.”
A new training program, “Using Tablets in Your Business,” from the Arkansas Small Business and Technology Development Center at UALR will help area small business owners learn how to incorporate tablet technology into their everyday business practices at 6 p.m. Thursday, Feb. 9, at the UALR Reynolds Business Center.
Dr. Haydar Al-Shukri, chair of the Department of Applied Science and assistant dean of the College of Science and Mathematics, discussed the possibility of another massive event along the New Madrid Fault in an article published in the Washington Post on Jan. 30.
Who has time to find a unique Valentine’s Day gift for that special someone? With the holiday right around the corner, thousands of non-traditional UALR students juggling school, jobs, children, and/or other responsibilities may be asking themselves this question.
Misty Baugh’s entry into college life was less than perfect.
Financial reality dashed her high school dreams of a smooth four-year journey to a degree at a private college. But when tuition costs forced her to change course, she kept her eyes on the prize.
Students and faculty at UALR’s Donaghey College of Engineering and Information Technology (EIT) will host seminars, contests, and a technology Olympics during the week of Feb. 18-25 to celebrate National Engineering Week.
Students and instructors will get the chance to document their experiences at UALR through “Wired Tight,” a video contest that will run periodically throughout the semester. The first deadline for submissions is Tuesday, Feb. 21.
Two graduates of the UALR William H. Bowen School of Law are featured in the Jan. 24 edition of Sync Weekly’s “2012 Notable People”.
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Dr. Marcus Felson, co-creator of the criminological theory of routine activities, will inaugurate the UALR Department of Criminal Justice Sheriff Orval Walker Lecture Series from 3 to 5 p.m. Monday, Feb. 6, in Arkla Room 116 in Ross Hall.
Thursday, March 1, is the deadline for students to apply for the various privately endowed scholarships, including four separate scholarships offered by the UALR Alumni Association, and college-specific scholarships for students in various majors. Read more »