Build Your Own Business Sessions Aim to Help UA Little Rock’s Aspiring Entrepreneurs

The Arkansas Small Business and Technology Development Center at the University of Arkansas at Little Rock is once again reaching out to help students who want to build their own businesses.  Build Your Own Business (BYOB) is designed for UA Little Rock students with entrepreneurial ambitions who want to learn how to bring their concept to life. Build Your Own Business Sessions Aim to Help UA Little Rock’s Aspiring Entrepreneurs

Trading the Mat for the Microphone

Long before becoming a four-year starter for the University of Arkansas at Little Rock wrestling team, a PAC-12 champion, or an NCAA All-American, Matthew Bianchi was a high school wrestler standing in front of a microphone after a match. That brief interview stayed with him. “I felt like the coolest kid,” Bianchi recalled. That experience Trading the Mat for the Microphone

From a Simple Ask to a Full-Time Career: Sheranden Miller Makes the Most of Her Time at UA Little Rock

As a curious freshman, Sheranden Miller walked up to university photographer Ben Krain and asked if he needed an assistant. Four years later, she’s graduating with a portfolio of real-world experience and a full-time career already underway. A Little Rock native, Miller has spent her time at UA Little Rock turning initiative into opportunity. A From a Simple Ask to a Full-Time Career: Sheranden Miller Makes the Most of Her Time at UA Little Rock

UA Little Rock Student Grace Wilson Balances Motherhood, Broadcast Journalism on Path to Graduation

This spring, University of Arkansas at Little Rock student, Grace Wilson, will cross the stage not only as a graduate, but as a mother and emerging broadcast journalist with real newsroom experience already under her belt. For Wilson, the journey to a career in broadcast journalism has been a story of family inspiration, perseverance and UA Little Rock Student Grace Wilson Balances Motherhood, Broadcast Journalism on Path to Graduation

From UA Little Rock to The New York Times: How Erica Sweeney Built a National Writing Career

There’s no secret handshake or code word to break into your dream career, just persistence, hard work, and a commitment to doing the job well. For UA Little Rock alumna Erica Sweeney, that mindset has led to a prolific writing career with bylines in The New York Times, The Washington Post, TIME, Business Insider, and From UA Little Rock to The New York Times: How Erica Sweeney Built a National Writing Career

UA Little Rock Alum Leads Strategic Communications for Major Air Force Command

By day, Maggie Kealy-Machella served as a public affairs officer at Little Rock Air Force Base eight years ago. By night, she tackled graduate coursework — fueled by determination that later helped launch her into senior communications leadership in the U.S. Air Force. The South Side of Chicago native now helps shape communication strategy for UA Little Rock Alum Leads Strategic Communications for Major Air Force Command

From UA Little Rock to Global Impact: Graduate Launches Life-Saving Health Nonprofit

In communities where medical emergencies often go unanswered, advocacy can mean the difference between life and death. At the University of Arkansas at Little Rock, Theresa Okon found the academic foundation and practical tools to turn that belief into action. Today, she is the founder of Cedar and Ruby Health Alliance, a nonprofit dedicated to From UA Little Rock to Global Impact: Graduate Launches Life-Saving Health Nonprofit