Mental health activist Susie Reece graduated from UA Little Rock with a bachelor’s degree in applied communication. She holds multiple roles and volunteer positions that allow her to improve mental health awareness and access. She uses hard-learned lessons to empower audiences to overcome life’s obstacles. Continue reading “Graduating Student Spotlight: Susie Reece”
A University of Arkansas at Little Rock professor who launched a Positive Communication Network last year is spreading the joy of positive communication by holding the group’s first conference on Friday, March 17. Continue reading “UA Little Rock Professor Founds Positive Communication Network, Will Hold First Conference”
Ever since Michelle Malone learned about Heifer International after moving to Arkansas in 2007, she has been interested in their philosophy of how “teaching a person to fish” will “feed them for a lifetime” and the work they were doing to assist those who were challenged. Continue reading “UA Little Rock Group Learn Power of Heifer International Training”
Dr. Julien Mirivel, a professor of applied communication, has delivered a talk on the importance of positive communication to the United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA). Continue reading “UA Little Rock Professor to Deliver Talk on Art of Positive Communication to United Nations Population Fund”
An interdisciplinary research team from the University of Arkansas at Little Rock is investigating the personal transformation effects of Heifer International’s efforts to end hunger and poverty and build sustainable communities across the globe. Continue reading “UA Little Rock Researchers Out to Uncover the Secrets of Personal Transformation Rooted in Heifer International’s Community-Building Efforts”
