Student Handbook Available Online Now
The official University of Arkansas Student Handbook is now online as both a website and a PDF file available for download.
All students will receive an email in the coming days with a note from from Danny Pugh, vice provost for student affairs and dean of students, telling them about the handbook and where it can be located.
The handbook contains lots of official information that students need to successfully navigate their way through the University of Arkansas, and help them understand what is expected of them from faculty, staff and administration. This handbook contains the newly revised Academic Integrity Policy and the Code of Student Life, which captures values of our community and scholars.
See more at the Student Hanbook website.
You may also download a PDF of the handbook at http://studentaffairs.uark.edu/images/UofAHandbook_2011.pdf
Contacts
scott flanagin, director of communications
division of student affairs
575-6785,
sflanagi@uark.edu
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