The 2021 Faculty Excellence Award winners from the Donaghey College of STEM.

DCSTEM recognizes Kattoum, Ruhl-Whittle, Agarwal as Faculty Excellence Winners

The UA Little Rock Donaghey College of Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) has selected its 2021 Faculty Excellence winners. Continue reading “DCSTEM recognizes Kattoum, Ruhl-Whittle, Agarwal as Faculty Excellence Winners”

Michael DeAngelis

DeAngelis honored as Faculty Excellence in Teaching winner for Donaghey College of Engineering and Information Technology

Dr. Michael DeAngelis, associate professor of Earth Sciences, has been selected as the 2020 Faculty Excellence in Teaching award winner for the UA Little Rock Donaghey College of Engineering and Information Technology. Continue reading “DeAngelis honored as Faculty Excellence in Teaching winner for Donaghey College of Engineering and Information Technology”

Tim Hill

Hydrogeologist will detail results of hypothetical study of chemical resolvent spill

Tim Hill, principal hydrologist and director of environmental services for ATOKA, Inc., will give the next UA Little Rock Department of Earth Sciences EARTHtalk! lecture on Wednesday, Feb. 20.  Continue reading “Hydrogeologist will detail results of hypothetical study of chemical resolvent spill”

EARTHtalk! lecture to discuss the role of maps in modern society

Dr. David Baylis, assistant professor in UA Little Rock’s Department of History, will discuss the importance of maps in a modern setting and how map-making techniques and technologies can evolve to meet those needs. Continue reading “EARTHtalk! lecture to discuss the role of maps in modern society”

Scott Simon

Nature Conservancy director to discuss Arkansas conservation projects in next EARTHtalk! lecture

The director of The Nature Conservancy in Arkansas will talk about conservation and restoration projects in Arkansas during the next UA Little Rock Department of Earth Sciences EARTHtalk! lecture series on Wednesday, Oct. 17. Continue reading “Nature Conservancy director to discuss Arkansas conservation projects in next EARTHtalk! lecture”

Dr. Jason Patton

Patton to discuss danger of abandoned oil and gas wells at next EARTHtalk! lecture

Dr. Jason Patton, associate professor of geology at Arkansas Tech University, will discuss the environmental impact of abandoned oil and gas wells in the U.S. on Wednesday, April 18, as part of the EARTHtalk! lecture series at the University of Arkansas at Little Rock.  Continue reading “Patton to discuss danger of abandoned oil and gas wells at next EARTHtalk! lecture”