Sep 10, 2018 · Dicus, a senator from the College of Engineering and Information Technology, served as president pro-tempore last year. He was the only member to be nominated for the position of interim president and was voted in unanimously.

We are excited to be launching a LGBT Peer Mentoring Program at UALR. Our mission is to help students develop positive LGBT identities. College can be overwhelming as can dealing with questions about your sexual orientation and/or gender identity.

Mar 12, 2019 · “We understand that a lot of times at college parties, some students don’t realize that limit. Some students don’t understand what is too much, and they accidentally overdose on a drug,” said Sen. Quinshell Smith, one of the week’s key event organizers.

Oct 4, 2019 · Becca Davis has always made the Chancellor’s Leadership Corps (CLC) scholarship program a big part of her college experience. Starting out as a freshman scholar, she moved up into a student leader position that she maintained until she graduated. After graduation, she was offered the Graduate assistant position.

Dec 22, 2017 · Instead, Conque’s love for the campus environment and college-level athletics led him to discovering his dream at 12 years old: working as a college athletics administrator. After attending and graduating from UA Little Rock, Conque’s first stint in the school’s athletics department came in 2007 as director of development.

Mar 7, 2018 · Herman’s new position created one of the College of Business vacancies, and the recent resignation of Sen. Kiauna Rome created the other. In addition, Sen. Deangela Horton has accrued excessive absences this semester, so the senate will vote next week on …

Nov 19, 2017 · The Forum: UA Little Rock's Student Newspaper. Former President Bill Clinton and, former Secretary of State, Hillary Rodham Clinton came home to Little Rock, Ark. yesterday, to celebrate the 25th anniversary of the successful Clinton/Gore 1992 presidential campaign.

Jan 29, 2018 · On Jan. 22, Officer Rodney Barnes followed up on a case about a series of harassing phone calls to the TRIO Pre-College Outreach Center. According to the UALRPD report, the calls started six months ago on Mondays through Fridays around 3:00 p.m. but stopped for about two months, until starting again on Jan. 9.

He was discriminated against as a Jew, but his perseverance eventually led to a responsible position. Philip wanted to be a regular guy and was. He was a good student but did not finish high enough in his class to get a scholarship to Rutgers. His father had invested in a business that failed, so he did not think he could send his sons to college.