mass communication

Norvell Thomas first made a go at earning his college degree in the mid-1980s in northern Illinois. Now, the Kankakee, Illinois, native and nursing major is ready to complete his college career at the University of Arkansas at Little Rock.

Meet Shakayla Zoss, president of the Public Relations Student Society of America (PRSSA) and a communications intern for the Arkansas Fly Fishers.

The University of Arkansas at Little Rock has received more than $7,500 for student scholarships in mass communication after a successful tennis tournament Power 92 organized by radio deejay and UA Little Rock alumnus Travis “Tre’ Day” Rowan. 

As the end of her junior year at the University of Arkansas at Little Rock drew near, Keely Reeves was concerned about a lack of professional experience that she felt would hurt her chances to get a job after graduation. 

Shakayla Zoss had never been fly fishing until recently, but that didn’t stop her from becoming involved with Arkansas Fly Fishers (AFF).

On May 15, Carlene Akins, 44, of Little Rock, fulfilled her decades-long dream of  earning a college degree as she graduated from the University of Arkansas at Little Rock with a bachelor’s degree in mass communication surrounded by family cheering for her. 

The University of Arkansas at Little Rock has been ranked among the most affordable colleges in the country offering online degrees in the journalism field. 

The University of Arkansas at Little Rock online master’s degree in mass communication has been ranked one of the Top 10 most affordable programs in the country by Grad School Hub. 

The University of Arkansas at Little Rock recognized 57 faculty and staff members as well as 24 departments and programs who have made an impact in the lives of graduating students. 

The UA Little Rock School of Mass Communication recognized its top students during the 18th annual awards ceremony on April 12.