Faded Highway – Drunken Obstacle Course

Health Services joined with the UALR Department of Public Safety (DPS), Delta Theta Sorority, Inc.|Mu Kappa Chapter and Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc. | Kappa Psi Chapter to offer a drunk driving obstacle course on lot 2 of the campus. Photographs depicting people from various walks of life, as well as animals, were placed on the Faded Highway – Drunken Obstacle Course

Trojan Fest

2015 marked the 17th consecutive year for Trojan Fest! The staff of Health Promotion, Programs and Education (HPPE) joined with numerous campus departments to offer this social, interactive and educational event which promotes fun without the use of alcohol and other drugs. Over 500 people participated (267 individuals submitted evaluations).         The new head men’s basketball Trojan Fest

Donor Day for Life

Health Promotion, Programs and Education (HPPE) partnered with ARORA (Arkansas Regional Organ Recovery Agency) to host an event focusing on the importance of organ donation and keeping one’s organs healthy. Presentations were given on alcohol and drug abuse and the effects they have on bodily organs. ARORA gave an in-kind donation of food, music, and Donor Day for Life

Committee Affiliations

1.  Marie Sandusky, Director, serves on the following committees: 2.  Charlotte Beck, Assistant Director, served on the committee charged with revision and redesign of the Student Affairs Annual Report. 3.  Vanessa Lewis, Coordinator of Health Promotion, Programs and Education, is a point of contact for the freshmen interest groups in Housing and serves on the following committees: Committee Affiliations

TRANSform Health Arkansas

Marie Sandusky, Director, holds a seat at the table of TRANSform Health Arkansas. This organization seeks to transform the relationships between providers, researchers and the transgender community and to improve the health care experience/outcomes of transgender and gender non-binary Arkansans by putting the community in charge of determining their own interests and priorities.