Looking for a Place to Study? Come to the Arkansas Union
Can’t find a quiet place to study? The Arkansas Union Advisory Committee and Arkansas Union administration are reserving study rooms in the Arkansas Union as a quiet place for students to come study. The rooms will be available through Friday, Dec. 14.
The location of the study rooms will change every day in the Union; however, you can stop by the Arkansas Union Information Center or ARKU 634 to find out each day where the rooms are located. There will also be a sheet of paper outside each room that is designated as a study space for that day.
If there are any questions, please visit ARKU 634 for more information.
Contacts
Lauren Gentry, Graduate Assistant
Arkansas Union
(479) 575-2221,
lggentry@uark.edu
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