Mitchell’s “Monumental” Honored as Louisiana’s Choice for Library of Congress National Book Festival
A UA Little Rock history professor’s graphic history novel has been honored as Louisiana’s choice for the 2021 Library of Congress National Book Festival.
In celebration of National Cybersecurity Awareness Month, the University of Arkansas at Little Rock will hold a panel discussion with the top cybersecurity experts at the university. Continue reading “UA Little Rock to Host Cybersecurity Panel Discussion Oct. 21”
A University of Arkansas at Little Rock math educator has been selected as one of the inaugural recipients of Top Hat’s Black Educator Grant. Continue reading “UA Little Rock Math Professor Selected as Inaugural Recipient of Top Hat Black Educator Grant”
New “Cyber Safe” training from the Arkansas Small Business and Technology Development Center equips businesses to recognize and thwart cyber threats.
Continue reading “ASBTDC Introduces Online Training to Keep Small Businesses Cyber Safe”
Dr. Allan Ward, a professor emeritus of speech communication at UA Little Rock, recently passed away in Woodland, California. Continue reading “UA Little Rock Remembers Allan Ward”
The University of Arkansas System was awarded a three-year $900,000 CARES Act Recovery Assistance grant from the U.S. Department of Commerce’s Economic Development Administration (EDA) to boost the state’s workforce recovery from the economic impact of COVID-19. Continue reading “UA System Awarded $900,000 Workforce Training Grant”
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”
Dr. Catherine Crisp, an associate professor of social work at UA Little Rock, is using her training in mindful self-compassion to help fellow educators reduce the stress in their lives brought on by a global pandemic. Continue reading “Crisp uses Mindful Self-Compassion to help people de-stress during the pandemic”
By 2030, it is predicted that one in every six people in the world will be 60 and older. With an older population will come many changes. Continue reading “Otters reflects on issues faced by an aging population”
Continue reading “ASBTDC Launches Arkansas Small Business Community Navigators, Seeks Partners”
