A leader in the public relations and communications industry in Central Arkansas will head the UA Little Rock Alumni Board of Directors. Continue reading “PR Veteran Named Leader of UA Little Rock Alumni Board of Directors”
For more than a decade, Susie Reece, a senior applied communication major at UA Little Rock, has worked tirelessly as a suicide prevention and mental health awareness advocate. Continue reading “UA Little Rock Honors Reece for Making a Difference as Suicide Prevention Advocate”
The University of Arkansas at Little Rock has hired Brandon Sollars, of Little Rock, as the coordinator of the university’s new Learning Commons. Continue reading “UA Little Rock Names Sollars as New Coordinator of Learning Commons”
Jack Ferguson has graduated with a Bachelor of Art in applied communication from UA Little Rock. Continue reading “Graduating Student Spotlight: Jack Ferguson”
Transfer student Lexus Ford will graduate on May 14 with a bachelor’s degree in applied communication. Continue reading “Graduating Student Spotlight: Lexus Ford”
A University of Arkansas at Little Rock professor has released a new book offering insight into intercultural communication and culture across India. Continue reading “Avinash Thombre Takes an In-depth Look at Culture and Communication in New Book on India”
In 2006, Veronica Tess Myers, of Little Rock, made the difficult decision to leave college to ensure her son, Alexander, got the education he deserved. Myers promised herself that she would one day return to complete her college education. Continue reading “Single Mother Who Left College to Care for Autistic Son Earns Bachelor’s Degree 15 Years Later”
Dr. April Chatham-Carpenter, chair of the Department of Applied Communication at UA Little Rock and the former state co-coordinator for Braver Angels of Arkansas, has been selected to serve as co-director of field communications for Braver Angels National. Continue reading “Chatham-Carpenter Selected for National Position in Braver Angels”
Braver Angels of Arkansas is seeking participants for a new workshop coming to Arkansas to discuss teaching about race in public schools. Continue reading “Chatham-Carpenter to Moderate Discussion on Teaching Race in Public Schools”
Parker Lehnen, a native of Van Buren, Arkansas, graduated this semester with a bachelor’s degree in applied communication. He eventually wants to work in higher education so he can advocate for students with disabilities. He also aspires to speak at conferences on Autism awareness. Continue reading “GRADUATE STUDENT SPOTLIGHT ON PARKER LEHNEN”