Faculty Appreciation Week Starts Today

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Faculty Appreciation Week starts today. Check out the giveaways, events and discounts available for U of A faculty on Monday, April 8.

• Free coffee at Hill Coffee in the Union or Willard J. Walker Hall (must show university ID)
• Free coffee at Tusk Café in the U of A Bookstore (must show university ID)
• 20% discount at the U of A Bookstore (must show university ID)
• 20% discount at Hog Heaven (must show university ID)
• 10% discount at Arsaga's in the Law Library and Art School (must show University ID)
• Online Blackboard Ultra Monday training session from 11 a.m. to noon
• 30% discount on gear rentals from UREC (camping, climbing and paddling)
• Student pricing for faculty on hybrid and mountain bike rentals and personal training
• 10% discount on UREC annual membership (email urec@uark.edu or stop by HPER 225)
• Enter to win free gear rental or fitness InBody Assessment Screening from UREC
• Enter to win Razorback merchandise, a photograph canvas print or two suite tickets to the first home game

View the complete list of events for Faculty Appreciation Week or visit news.uark.edu  each day this week for more events, giveaways and discounts. A complete list of events can also be found on the university calendar.

Faculty Appreciation Week is coordinated by the Office for Faculty Affairs.

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