Michael T. Miller, professor of higher education, recently delivered the keynote address to the Second International Conference on Behavioral Health in Doha, Qatar.

In early 2020 a group of University Recreation student employees will spend five days canoeing and canyoneering in the desert along the Rio Grande River, part of the UREC Outdoor Leadership Institute.

Ruhee Keshwani, a second-year graduate student in the Communication Sciences and Disorders Program, was awarded the Zenith Rehab-Asian Indian Caucus Scholarship.

This community-based wellness program is designed to assist individuals in developing healthier lifestyles through education and a structured exercise routine.

U of A students and faculty in the communication sciences and disorders program presented research this week at the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association Convention

Cameron Fagan, a senior in the physical education program at the University of Arkansas, was recently awarded the Newman McGee Jr. Scholarship.

The Bernard Osher Foundation in California recently awarded $25,000 to the Osher Lifelong Learning Institute at the University of Arkansas to increase activity in fundraising and membership.

Kalena Cortes of Texas A&M University will speak at noon Friday, Dec. 6, in GRAD 343 about "When Behavioral Barriers Are Too High or Low: How Timing Matters for Parenting Interventions."

The Milken Award recognizes alumna Susan Moreno's work with dual-language students, who outperform their general education peers in Texas on state assessments.

Workman's dissertation examines the disproportionate rate of student disciplinary actions against African American students compared to white students in rural schools in Southeast Arkansas.