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Event Series Student Study Group

Student Study Group

UA Little Rock Downtown 333 President Clinton Ave., Little Rock, AR

Study Downtown with other students! Whether you need a change of scenery or a structured time to be held accountable, come study at UA Little Rock Downtown. Open to all UA Little Rock students and students from other professional schools in the area. Validated parking at the CALS parking lot and deck will be offered. […]

Event Series Alchemy7: Enamelist Society Biennial Juried Exhibition

Alchemy7: Enamelist Society Biennial Juried Exhibition

Brad Cushman Gallery 5617 West 28th Street, Little Rock, AR, United States

The Enamelist Society Biennial International Juried Exhibition “Alchemy,” a term that refers to a seemingly magical power of transmutation as well as the ancient chemical philosophy of turning base metal into gold or silver, can apply to enamel as it is magically transformed by heat. Alchemy7 is the 19th Biennial International Juried Enamel Exhibition and […]

Event Series Movement Mondays

Movement Mondays

Campus Bookstore

Let’s start your week on the right foot by moving for 30 minutes. Regular movement (walking, swimming, lifting weights, bike riding, etc.) can improve physical and mental health. One of the easiest ways to get moving is to walk. If you do not want to walk alone, you can walk with us every Monday at […]

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Featured Featured Event Series Trojan Tuesdays

Trojan Tuesdays

As we prepare for fall 2024, we are excited to introduce Trojan Tuesdays to the campus community. Beginning May 21st and running every Tuesday through the summer, Trojan Tuesdays are an opportunity for new Fall 2024 freshman and transfer students to take steps towards enrollment, spend time on campus, and win prizes! On Trojan Tuesdays, […]

Multiple Generations in the Workplace

Ottenheimer Library – Room 535 Room 535

Generational diversity has great potential. People from different generations can grow and learn from one another as they are exposed to one another’s ideas and experiences. It is essential to engage a multi-generational workforce — not just for employee satisfaction but also for UA Little Rock’s overall success.