Business student’s app wins national competition
Looking for something to do on campus? Alec Crow of Donaldson is so good at helping students track upcoming events at the University of Arkansas at Little Rock that he won a national competition.
UALR degree programs available at Texarkana campus
Texarkana, Ark. — This fall, Texarkana-area residents can start earning a University of Arkansas at Little Rock bachelor’s degree at a campus close to home.
College of Business to honor distinguished alumni
Scott Teague, a commercial banking executive for U.S. Bank, is the 2015 University of Arkansas at Little Rock College of Business Distinguished Alumnus of the Year, the university announced.
‘Pitch perfect’ marketing major wins annual Elevator Pitch Competition
Breonna Coleman, a marketing major from Pine Bluff, was recently declared winner of the second annual Elevator Pitch Competition. The competition was presented by Federated Insurance in the atrium of the UALR Donald W. Reynolds College of Business on April 28. For each “pitch,” students acted out the role of a marketing representative for Federated … ‘Pitch perfect’ marketing major wins annual Elevator Pitch Competition
Langstons endow scholarship in UALR Department of Accounting
USAble Life Executive Vice President and Chief Financial Officer Mark Langston and his wife, Ann, recently established an endowed scholarship at the UALR’s College of Business. The Mark and Ann Langston Endowed Scholarship will benefit students enrolled in the UALR Department of Accounting. The Langston’s $25,000 gift will support undergraduate and graduate-level students pursuing or … Langstons endow scholarship in UALR Department of Accounting
Executive director touts 60th anniversary of institute
James Youngquist, executive director of the Institute for Economic Advancement in the UALR College of Business, recently provided a guest commentary highlighting the institute’s 60th anniversary. Youngquist recounted its history for the monthly magazine Talk Business and Politics. From its conception during the Arkansas Gov. Orval Faubus era to its current multiple partnerships with the … Executive director touts 60th anniversary of institute
Winners of Art Competition announced, pieces on display
Artwork by students taking studio art and design classes in the UALR Department of Art is on display until April 19 in Gallery I of the Fine Arts Building. The students submitted their individual work for the Annual Student Competitive. Pieces represent all studio disciplines being taught at UALR including drawing and design, painting, printmaking, … Winners of Art Competition announced, pieces on display
Football rivalries studied through an economists lens
Sarah Quintanar, an assistant professor of economics at UALR, knows a thing or two about serious football rivalries. In “Everybody Hates a Winner, and You are Close to Your Rival: A Study of Rivalry in College Football,” Quintanar and her co-authors explain what factors compel fans to cheer for one team and disdain another. The … Football rivalries studied through an economists lens
App developers seek to empower victims of domestic violence
Two recent UALR graduates will compete at the Microsoft Imagine Cup Finals in April where they will present their Windows app to empower victims of domestic violence. UALR alumni David Breeding and Timothy Henneberry will compete April 21-24 in Silicon Valley, a region in northern California known for its high-tech global industries.
Commercializing technology workshop offered March 19
Those interested in developing new technology with commercial potential are encouraged to attend “Commercializing Your Technology: Moving from Idea to Market” from 8 a.m. to noon Thursday, March 19, at the Argenta Innovation Hub in North Little Rock. Doors will open at 7:30 a.m. for coffee, donuts, and networking. This workshop is hosted by the … Commercializing technology workshop offered March 19
