U of A Summer Students Needed for Campus Video Series
Did you recently take on-campus or online summer courses at the U of A? Are you willing to participate in a video series speaking about your experience?
Students who took on-campus or online summer classes during the 2023 or 2024 summer sessions are invited to participate in a video series that will highlight the benefits of taking summer courses at the U of A. Students will have the opportunity to share their overall experience and how summer courses contributed to their academic success. The videos will be featured in the university's Summer on the Hill marketing campaign in spring 2025 and on the summer session website at summer.uark.edu.
Interested students can sign up to participate by completing this form. Video shooting will begin the week of Sept. 23 and take place at Davis Hall on campus.
For more information or questions regarding these videos, please contact Lyndsay Bradshaw, assistant director of executive communications, at lbrads@uark.edu.
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Lyndsay Bradshaw, assistant director of executive communications
University Relations
479-575-5260,
lbrads@uark.edu
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