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Alumnus Louis Cella Selected as the 2025 Johnson Fellow
March 26, 2025
Louis Cella J.D.’89, president of Oaklawn, will visit the U of A campus April 1-3 as the 2025 Arkansas Alumni Association Johnson Fellow. Cella will visit classrooms and lecture halls, sharing his knowledge of hospitality, tourism, thoroughbred husbandry and racing, legal aspects of business and rea...
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U of A Awarded $750,000 to Increase Arkansas Data Science Workforce
March 24, 2025
The Arkansas Department of Higher Education awarded $750,000 to the U of A to help increase the number of data science certificates and degrees throughout the state. Karl Schubert, the managing director of the U of A Data Science Program, will be the principal investigator on a new program called HI...
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U of A Expands Master's Program in Supply Chain to Dallas
March 24, 2025
The U of A’s Sam M. Walton College of Business is expanding its Master of Science in supply chain management program to the Dallas metropolitan area in fall 2025. This expansion will offer working professionals access to a top-tier program in one of the nation’s key business hubs. Designed for profe...
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Black Alumni Society to Honor Nine at Biennial Reunion and Awards Soirée
March 20, 2025
Corine Ackerson-Jones B.S.E. '82, M.Ed. '85 Leslie Coleman B.S.H.E.'93 Randy Coleman B.S.E.'92 LaShonda M. Pegue-Dennis B.S.B.A.'97 Stanley Redwine B.S.B.A.'85 Cermetrius "C.L." Bohannon B.L.A.'02 Paul D. Adams Sarah Draine M.S.'13 Pamela "Pam" Coleman The Black Alumni Society will host Cardinal & B...
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Spring Into Opportunity: Business Career Fair Connects Students With Industry Leaders
March 19, 2025
Rain may have drizzled on the Sam M. Walton College of Business' 2025 Spring Business Career Fair, but it didn't dampen student enthusiasm. Over 1,300 students passed through Bud Walton Arena at the U of A, connecting with 113 companies from around the country. The event drew industry giants like Ar...
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Gift From von Gremps Expands Access to Education for Arkansas Students
March 18, 2025
U of A alumnus Jim von Gremp and his wife, Susan, recently contributed $100,000 to the Land of Opportunity Scholarship campaign. The gift establishes the Jim and Susan von Gremp Land of Opportunity Scholarship and will impact students' access to education by addressing the critical funding gap often...
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Eight Students Named Semi-Finalists in Fulbright U.S. Student Scholarship Program
March 13, 2025
Eight U of A undergraduate and graduate students have been chosen as semi-finalists for the Fulbright U.S. Student Scholarship Program at the United States level. The Fulbright U.S. Student Program offers two primary awards: the English Teaching Assistantship, which allows students to work as assist...
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Wilcox Family Gift Adds $250,000 to Land of Opportunity Scholarship Fund
March 12, 2025
U of A alumni Stephanie and Kevin Wilcox made a $250,000 gift to the Land of Opportunity Scholarship Endowment. Their gift will address the critical funding gap that can limit students’ access to education. "We are immensely grateful to Kevin and Stephanie Wilcox for their generous contribution to t...
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Bangladesh Tanneries: Policies and Unintended Effects
March 12, 2025
A U of A economics researcher in the Sam M. Walton College of Business is bringing his expertise to an emerging economy. He and his team of international colleagues hope to use their research to create sustainable policies that benefit developing countries. Bangladesh, an Asian country surrounded by...
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Job Interviews Can Be a Hurdle for Autistic Applicants
March 11, 2025
A job interview can make anyone anxious. For people with autism, an interview can be extra stressful. They might avoid eye contact or rush when they speak. They could miss social cues or fidget to cope with discomfort from noise or lights. And research has shown that an interview often evaluates a c...