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UCA Schedler Honors College joins Global ‘Partners in Peace’ initiative

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The University of Central Arkansas (UCA) Schedler Honors College has joined the global ‘Partners in Peace’ initiative, which connects institutions to explore peace and conflict resolution. UCA Honors College students will gain insights from Nobel Peace Prize laureates, enhancing their understanding of negotiation and peace-building strategies. This partnership opens doors for networking with global leaders and encourages a broader perspective on modern conflicts. By engaging in this initiative, UCA encourages its students to actively participate in promoting global peace and cooperation.

Benton approves contract with CADC

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Benton has approved a contract with the Central Arkansas Development Council (CADC), marking a significant step towards community development. This partnership aims to enhance growth through improved infrastructure and public services. The CADC will coordinate various community projects, ensuring they align with the city’s goals. Residents are optimistic about the expected benefits and the positive impact on their quality of life.

Multi-generational Arts Live Theatre collaborates with next generation of actors

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Multi-generational Arts Live Theatre has spearheaded a groundbreaking initiative to foster collaboration with the next generation of actors. Through a series of intergenerational programs, experienced performers and emerging talent will come together to share experiences and nurture artistic growth. By bridging the gap between actors of all ages, the theatre is creating a community where every voice is valued and the rich history of the arts is passed down to future generations. This innovative approach emphasizes inclusivity, education, and community engagement, ensuring a vibrant and diverse future for the performing arts.

School district and coffee shop collaborate for learning opportunity

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The collaboration between school districts and coffee shops is revolutionizing education by providing students with real-world learning opportunities. Through partnerships like the one between the Fort Osage School District and a local coffee shop, students are gaining practical skills in business management and entrepreneurship. This hands-on approach not only benefits students but also the school and community at large, creating a more cohesive and mutually supportive environment. This innovative model has been successfully replicated in other schools, demonstrating its potential for creating lasting impact on the next generation of business leaders.

PHOTOS: Generational art show in Springdale – Northwest Arkansas

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Art enthusiasts in Northwest Arkansas are eagerly anticipating the Generational Art Show at The Medium in Springdale, where professional artists and students will unite to showcase their talents. With renowned artists like James Yale and Judy Mauer alongside students from various local schools, the event promises a unique blend of creativity and collaboration. From vibrant watercolor landscapes to detailed outdoor paintings, the exhibit will highlight the diverse talents within the region. Mark your calendars for September 12 to experience this enriching celebration of artistic excellence and intergenerational connection.

McMillon Innovation Studio to Expand and Accommodate Rising Number of Students

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The McMillon Innovation Studio at the University of Arkansas is expanding to accommodate its growing number of students, doubling its existing space to support student projects and curriculum integrations. Moving to an additional level in the Harmon Avenue Parking Garage, the studio will have approximately 2,500 square feet to host innovative projects and the Master of Science in Product Innovation program. This expansion reflects the studio’s growing influence and commitment to developing future leaders, entrepreneurs, and innovators through experiential learning and mentorship opportunities.

UA Little Rock Dedicates State-of-the-Art Mainstream Technologies Collaboration Studio at University of Arkansas at Little Rock

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UA Little Rock has unveiled its cutting-edge Mainstream Technologies collaboration studio, a hub for computer science students to revolutionize their learning experience. The dynamic convergence of faculty, students, and professionals from Mainstream Technologies aims to equip graduates with the skills needed to thrive in the tech industry. By bridging the gap between academia and industry demands, the studio provides hands-on experience and mentoring opportunities to prepare students for the competitive job market. This collaborative effort enhances practical skills in programming, software development, and project management, solidifying UA Little Rock’s position as a regional leader in technology and research.

Little Rock surgeons return from providing medical care in Guatemala

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A group of surgeons from Little Rock, Arkansas, recently returned from a medical outreach trip to Guatemala, where they provided essential care to communities in need. Guatemala’s healthcare system, under strain from challenges in access and resources, benefited greatly from the collaborative efforts of local and international medical professionals. Led by Dr. Nicole Pinkerton, the team worked tirelessly to diagnose and treat patients, while also educating local providers to improve long-term sustainability. This cross-border collaboration exemplifies the impact of medical outreach programs in bridging healthcare gaps and fostering mutual understanding.

Board OK’s nearly ,000 contract with State Senator’s business and Benton School District after spouse sponsors resolution

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The Benton School Board recently approved a contract with West Rock Products, owned by State Senator Kim Hammer, signaling a new partnership for the district. The unanimous decision signifies a potential boost for the school district, with the contract reaching up to ,000. This collaboration showcases the benefits of working with local businesses and politicians to enhance educational opportunities for students in Benton. Senator Hammer’s involvement in the contract raises questions about the role of politics in community development and education.

Gravette board holds special hiring meeting

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The recent special hiring meeting held by the Gravette Board highlighted a shift towards more strategic recruitment practices. By focusing on collaboration and aligning skillsets with organizational goals, the board aims to streamline the hiring process and attract top talent. This new direction signals a commitment to adaptability and innovation in talent acquisition, setting the stage for future success and growth.