From Self-Doubt to Social Work: Minden Taylor Earns Master’s Degree at UA Little Rock

Minden Taylor spent years doubting whether she belonged in graduate school. This spring, she’s earning a Master of Social Work degree from UA Little Rock. “I envisioned getting the degree, and at the same time, it didn’t seem possible that I would get accepted into the program,” Taylor said. “I actually applied ‘knowing’ I would From Self-Doubt to Social Work: Minden Taylor Earns Master’s Degree at UA Little Rock

UA Little Rock Students Win National Startup Competition for Cancer Research Venture

What started as undergraduate research in a laboratory at the University of Arkansas at Little Rock has grown into an award-winning startup with the potential to improve cancer treatment for patients around the world. UA Little Rock students and Donaghey Scholars Honors Program members Zane Austin and Nistha Neupane are bringing national attention to campus UA Little Rock Students Win National Startup Competition for Cancer Research Venture

Building Resilience Through Words: Sarah Wolven’s Graduate Journey

For Sarah Wolven, communication is more than an academic subject — it’s a survival skill and a source of strength. That lived experience shaped her graduate research on resilience. This month, Wolven will earn a master’s degree in applied communication from the University of Arkansas at Little Rock. The Magnet Cove, Arkansas, resident earned a Building Resilience Through Words: Sarah Wolven’s Graduate Journey

Exploring the Human Mind: Inside UA Little Rock’s Innovative Psychology Labs

What happens when people don’t get enough sleep? How does financial stress change the way we think? And what does it mean to interact with a system that can think back? At the University of Arkansas at Little Rock, psychology researchers are exploring these questions through a growing network of labs focused on sleep, cognition, Exploring the Human Mind: Inside UA Little Rock’s Innovative Psychology Labs

UA Little Rock Graduate Student Combines Chemistry and Technology to Shape Future of Research

Growth has defined Stephen Afolabi’s journey. From his early studies in Nigeria to his research in the United States, he has moved from traditional chemistry into emerging work in machine learning. As he prepares to graduate with a master’s degree in chemistry from UA Little Rock, Afolabi looks back on how much he’s grown. Originally UA Little Rock Graduate Student Combines Chemistry and Technology to Shape Future of Research

UA Little Rock Professor Joins Board of Institute for Design Science and Public Policy

Dr. Mohsen Rafiei, a faculty member at UA Little Rock, was recently appointed to the Board of Directors of the Institute for Design Science and Public Policy (IDSPP), a nonprofit organization devoted to advancing the role of design science in legal and public policy discussions.  When asked about the initial reaction to joining the board, UA Little Rock Professor Joins Board of Institute for Design Science and Public Policy

From Connection to Opportunity: Spencer Knight Finds His Path at UA Little Rock

When Spencer Knight first chose UA Little Rock, his decision was grounded in practicality. The Donaghey Scholars Program offered him a path to graduate debt-free, an opportunity that allowed him to focus fully on his future. What he found went far beyond financial support. Knight, a double major in electrical and computer engineering, and physics, From Connection to Opportunity: Spencer Knight Finds His Path at UA Little Rock