BBQ at Bailey returned to UA Little Rock for their 14th annual gathering inviting faculty, students, and graduates to the Bailey Alumni and Friends Center on Oct. 12. Participants ate a delicious lunch catered by Whole Hog Café, followed by dessert from Community Bakery.
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The University of Arkansas at Little Rock has honored two business leaders in Arkansas as the 2021 Distinguished Alumni Award recipients for the School of Business. Continue reading “UA Little Rock Honors Hosto, Carter as Distinguished Business Alumni”
Evonne Hair, a student program coordinator for the Jodie Mahony Center for Gifted Education, will always remember 2020 as a milestone in her life. Continue reading “UA Little Rock Celebrates Staff Achievements”
UA Little Rock will honor the hard work and achievements of its staff members during Staff Celebration Week April 5-9. Continue reading “UA Little Rock to honor staff members during Staff Celebration Week”
Valerie Plate, a business major from Little Rock, will graduate this semester with her bachelor’s degree about 14 years after first starting college.
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A Facilities Management employee at the University of Arkansas at Little Rock is excited about completing the business degree he began more than 15 years ago so he can get started on the next chapter of his academic life. Continue reading “Facilities Management employee earns business degree 17 years after starting”
The University of Arkansas at Little Rock will honor a Benton student who passed away from cancer last year with a posthumous business degree during the university’s fall commencement ceremony on Dec. 14. Continue reading “UA Little Rock to honor student who died of cancer with posthumous degree”
A hard-working academic advisor in the College of Social Sciences and Communication with a passion for helping his students succeed has been named the winner of the inaugural Trojan Outstanding Academic Advisor Award. Continue reading “Scivally named Trojan Outstanding Academic Advisor”
When Tandie Kenser was diagnosed with stage 4 colon cancer seven years ago, doctors gave her a couple of years to live. She knew she was on borrowed time, and she had only one regret: never going to college. Continue reading ““Never too late” for a college education”
When Cliff Haney graduated from high school, he didn’t plan on going to college. He wanted to start working right away. Continue reading “Outstanding Marketing Award recipient ready to ‘hit the pavement’”