A University of Arkansas at Little Rock professor and international studies scholar has received a grant from Notre Dame’s Global Religion Research Initiative to develop a new international religious freedom course that will be offered at UA Little Rock for the first time in spring 2020. Continue reading “Glazier awarded grant to create international religious freedom course”
The Arkansas Economic Development Institute (AEDI) at the University of Arkansas at Little Rock will teach leadership skills to up and coming regional leaders in Arkansas, Texas, Oklahoma, and Louisiana through a new institute designed to promote economic development in the four-state region. Continue reading “Arkansas Economic Development Institute to train budding business leaders to boost economic development in four-state area”
The University of Arkansas at Little Rock will host a special concert Sunday, Oct. 20, to honor two famous Arkansas musicians: Florence Price and William Grant Still. Continue reading “UA Little Rock concert to honor Arkansas musical legends”
A University of Arkansas at Little Rock business student has been selected for the Forbes Under 30 Scholar Summit. Continue reading “Business student selected for Forbes Under 30 Scholar Program”
Three UA Little Rock students are helping to uncover the secret to successful community partnerships between religious and nonprofit organizations in Little Rock. Continue reading “UA Little Rock students conduct research with Little Rock Congregations Study”
The League of United Latin American Citizens (LULAC) honored the University of Arkansas at Little Rock with a Latino Destination Campus award Sept. 13 during LULAC Council 750 Little Rock Scholarship Gala at the William J. Clinton Presidential Center. Continue reading “LULAC recognizes UA Little Rock as Latino Destination Campus”
The University of Arkansas at Little Rock Department of Earth Sciences will host a lecture Oct. 16 on the environmental and health impacts associated with the use of artificial light at night in the outdoor environment. Continue reading “EARTHtalk! lecture to shed light on importance of preserving dark skies, mitigating impacts of artificial outdoor light”
UA Little Rock Downtown will host a lecture Oct. 17 on the use of citizen involvement in shaping policies and processes that affect everyday life and are paramount to a vibrant democracy. Continue reading “Leadership Lecture to highlight methods for assessing community readiness for action, communication with diverse stakeholders”
A dozen University of Arkansas at Little Rock students had the opportunity to spend their summer studying island biogeography in the Bahamas. Continue reading “UA Little Rock students visit Bahamas for summer biology trip”
The University of Arkansas at Little Rock will open three new exhibits in October in the Windgate Center of Art and Design featuring the charcoal drawings by Gonzalo Fuenmayor, photography by Simen Johan, and an installation annex by Anaïs Dassé.
Continue reading “UA Little Rock to open three new art exhibits in October”