Faculty Can Enjoy Coffee and Chat with Chancellor Charles Robinson Dec. 7

Charles Robinson, Chancellor
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Charles Robinson, Chancellor

Chancellor Charles Robinson will host a group of U of A faculty at "Coffee and Chat with Chancellor," held from 10-11 a.m. Wednesday, Dec. 7, in the Hudson Conference Room of the Administration Building.

The Chancellor Coffee and Chat provides U of A faculty a unique opportunity to engage with Chancellor Robinson and a group of peers on a variety of topics. Bring your questions and conversation starters.

Faculty members who wish to be among the attendees should RSVP with their name, title and department to facdev@uark.edu. To be considered for the pool of attendees, send an RSVP by 4 p.m. Friday, Dec. 2. Invitations will be emailed by Dec. 5.

Don't miss your chance to Chat with the Chancellor!

Contacts

Anna Zajicek, interim vice provost for faculty affairs
Office for Faculty Affairs
479-799-7479, azajicek@uark.edu

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