Deadline Today to Register for M.S.O.M. Golf Tournament

Deadline Today to Register for M.S.O.M. Golf Tournament
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Today, Monday, July 23, is the deadline to register for the Master of Science in Operations Management Golf Tournament, with proceeds benefiting their new scholarship. Golfers are invited to tee off in support of a new scholarship for students in the Master of Science in Operations Management program.     

The 2018 M.S.O.M. Scholarship Golf Tournament will take place Saturday, July 28, at Stonebridge Meadows Golf Course in Fayetteville. Registration is $100 per player, and the format is a four-person scramble.

"This golf tournament provides a fun networking opportunity for our students, alumni and friends, and faculty, while also raising money for our new scholarship," said Mindy Hunthrop, program coordinator and academic advisor. "We're excited to have a scholarship opportunity for M.S.O.M. students, and hope this tournament will allow us to continue to provide support in the future."

Click here to register for the tournament.

The M.S.O.M. program recently awarded its first scholarship to Marietta, Georgia, resident J.C. Thompson.

Thompson, 37, is a first-generation college student who works in the field of intelligent transport systems. 

Interested in applying for the scholarship? Click here to find out more.   

The M.S.O.M. Scholarship Fund is made possible thanks to gifts from alumni and friends of the Master of Science in Operations Management program. All gifts made in support of the M.S.O.M. Scholarship Fund count toward Campaign Arkansas, a $1.25 billion capital campaign focused on advancing academic opportunity at the University of Arkansas. To learn more about this and other opportunities to invest in M.S.O.M. students, faculty and programs, please contact Julie Olsen, director of development for the Graduate School and International Education, Research and Economic Development, at jkolsen@uark.edu or 479-575-6975. 

Contacts

Mindy Hunthrop, site coordinator, Northwest Arkansas and remote students
Industrial Engineering
479-575-4491, hunthrop@uark.edu

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