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The University of Arkansas at Little Rock’s College of Business, Health, and Human Services (CBHHS) brought faculty, graduate students, and campus colleagues together Sept. 17-18 for its annual Research Symposium, showcasing the breadth of research across the college and creating opportunities to share ideas, learn from one another, and explore new collaborations. The two-day symposium … CBHHS Research Symposium Highlights Research and Collaboration Across College

From business and computer science to nursing and psychology, University of Arkansas at Little Rock students are pursuing degrees from nationally recognized programs across a wide range of fields. Four UA Little Rock undergraduate programs earned spots in the 2027 U.S. News & World Report Best Colleges rankings: “Having four undergraduate programs recognized nationally reflects … Four UA Little Rock Programs Earn National Recognition in 2027 U.S. & World Report Best Colleges Rankings

The University of Arkansas at Little Rock has added to its art collection a towering sculpture by famed artist Viola Frey. An amazing work by a pioneering giant in the ceramics and contemporary craft field, Thinking Woman — a permanent collection gift and semi-permanent installation — is 1,600 pounds and assembled from 16 pieces, according to Brian Young, Windgate … Viola Frey Sculpture Joins Art Collection at UA Little Rock Windgate Center

When David Dunavant arrived at the University of Arkansas at Little Rock, he didn’t have a career plan. He wasn’t even sure college was part of his future. The Little Rock native graduated from high school in 1996 with little interest in continuing his education, but after encouragement from his family, Dunavant eventually enrolled at … UA Little Rock Alumnus David Dunavant Finds His Path Through Music

The Trojan Career Closet is giving University of Arkansas at Little Rock students more opportunities to build their professional wardrobes, with students now able to visit up to three times per semester for clothing at no cost. Operated by University Career Services, the Career Closet provides professional attire for interviews, career fairs, conferences, and other … Trojan Career Closet Expands Access for UA Little Rock Students

Music lovers will have the opportunity to experience an eclectic program spanning centuries and cultures when University Professor of Music Dr. Linda Holzer presents “Piano Prism: How Beautiful the Light” Sunday, Sept. 20. The program explores the piano’s versatility through works by composers including François Couperin, Mary Lou Williams, Scott Joplin, Florence Price, Kareem Roustom, … Piano Prism Concert to Bring Centuries of Music to UA Little Rock

Research takes many forms, from investigating questions in the lab or classroom to working with community partners to address challenges beyond campus — and the College of Business, Health, and Human Services (CBHHS) will highlight that work during its annual Research Symposium Sept. 17-18. The two-day symposium will showcase research and scholarship across CBHHS through … Expert Speakers, Research Presentations Among Highlights at UA Little Rock Symposium

Native Americans who served during World War I are having their stories shared through a comprehensive research project from the University of Arkansas at Little Rock Sequoyah National Research Center.  The Modern Warriors of World War I website has names of more than half of the 12,000 Native Americans who served during The Great War, … Modern Warriors Project Remembers Native Americans Who Served During World War I

Those looking to take the crucial first step toward National Science Foundation research funding can learn valuable tips through an upcoming set of online workshops.  The NSF Project Pitch Workshop Series is a four-part, virtual deep drive into starting on the path to winning competitive non-dilutive grants from the NSF. The sessions will cover the key elements of a Project Pitch, the agency’s required starting point to apply for … Online Workshops to Provide Tips for Research Funding Pitches

Recreating the intricate structure of the human intestine in a laboratory could give scientists a better way to study disease and potential treatments — while reducing their reliance on animal experiments in the process. With support from a $72,419 grant, University of Arkansas at Little Rock researcher Dr. Sujan Ghosh is working to make that … UA Little Rock Researcher Receives Grant to Develop More Realistic Model of Human Intestine