Office of Study Abroad Moves to New Location
The new location for the Office of Study Abroad and International Exchange is 520 Storer Avenue
The Office of Study Abroad and International Exchange has moved to 520 Storer Ave., the previous home of the university's Home Management House. The study abroad office opens in the new location today, July 3.
The Office Study Abroad and International Exchange was formerly located at 722 Maple Ave. However, the building at that location has been razed, so the construction of the Alpha Chi Omega sorority house can begin.
The study abroad staff look forward to welcoming visitors to the new location, but ask for patience as campus maps continue to be updated. Though the office is moving, the phone numbers will stay the same. Students interested in studying abroad may still contact the study abroad staff at 479-575-7582 or studyabr@uark.edu.
Contacts
Amanda Cantu, director of communications
Graduate School and International Education
479-575-5809,
amandcan@uark.edu
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