Submitted by: Lyn Gayfield, egayfield@uca.edu on 02/05/2025
Thursday, February 20
1:40 – 2:30 p.m.
Ronnie Williams Student Center 213
Key topics will include:
Exploring innovative approaches to Black mental health
Discussing practical steps for mental health care
Facilitated by
Tina Livingston & Daylan Moore
UCA Staff Counselors
https://uca-edu.zoom.us/j/84978826978?pwd=Pbvt6PKsQfeytVyUd96nPS5mnXo4Ec.1
Email Tina Livingston at tjordan@uca.edu with any questions
Submitted by: Vergie Jackson, vjackson7@uca.edu on 02/10/2025
February Education Events at the HPER Center, Medium Studio.
Table – Topic DASH Diet activity/Heart Healthy Diet
Wednesday, February 26th 2-3pm
Thursday, February 27th 5:30-6:30pm 
Submitted by: Rob Stine, rstine@uca.edu on 02/10/2025
Learn the fishing basics with Campus Outdoors and the Arkansas Game & Fish Commission! Scan the QR code to register.
Submitted by: Rob Stine, rstine@uca.edu on 02/10/2025
Join Campus Outdoors this Spring Break for backpacking! Scan the QR code to register.
Submitted by: Sherita Kern, smcgee@uca.edu on 02/10/2025
Faculty on campus daily inspire and motivate UCA students to pursue success during their collegiate experience. If you have a professor who has assisted in connecting you to internships, full-time positions or promoted career readiness, nominate them today!
The deserving faculty will be announced at the 2025 Internship Banquet and receive a monetary award/plaque.
Submitted by: Anthony Fillippino, anthonyf@uca.edu on 02/11/2025
Effective on March 10, 2025 no cash sales will be accepted.
Only credit cards and checks will be accepted.
Submitted by: Lori Hunt, vhunt1@uca.edu on 02/11/2025
SAVE THE DATE Tuesday, April 8 12:00pm-4:00pm
The UCA Library invites you to attend our Bear Biographies Event (formerly The Human Library) at the UCA Torreyson Library (2nd floor) on Tuesday, April 8th, 2025 from 12 pm – 4 pm. The event is free and open to the public.
Bear Biographies is designed to build a positive framework for conversations that can challenge stereotypes and prejudices through dialogue. It is a place where real people are on loan to readers– a place where difficult questions are expected, appreciated, and answered. Save the date to attend, or visit our Bear Biographies Guide for more information.
Our event, based on The Human Library, a worldwide project that originated in Copenhagen in 2000, is designed to build a positive framework for conversations that can challenge stereotypes and prejudices through dialogue. People volunteering as “human books” will be available for individual, 20-minute conversations with participants interested in learning more about their stories.
Please join us and feel free to bring a friend!
https://uca.libguides.com/BearBiographies/welcome
Submitted by: Lyn Gayfield, egayfield@uca.edu on 02/05/2025
Wednesday, February 26
Christian Cafeteria’s Chef Spotlight – White Chocolate Banana Pudding
11:00 a.m. – 2:00 p.m.
Christian Cafeteria
Friday, February 28
Ada Twist, Scientist and Friends (Matinee)
12:00 p.m.
Reynolds Performance Hall
Get Out – Student Activity Board
7:00 p.m.
Ida Waldran Auditorium
Hey!
Soup season is here, and we’re serving it up fresh and bold! No need to reach for the canned stuff- our soup is made from scratch daily, filled with real ingredients and crafted to warm you up on chilly days. Think hearty vegetables, flavorful broths, and a bowl that’s just like home (but maybe even better).
Come by the Christian Cafeteria and grab a fresh bowl of comfort. It’s souped the way it should be-bold, homemade, and just for you.
Stay warm and enjoy,
Auntreana Wade | Collegiate Hospitality |Marketing Coordinator
201 Donaghey Avenue
Conway, Arkansas, 72035
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Submitted by: Haydyn Hudnall, hhudnall@uca.edu on 01/29/2025
Through National Student Exchange, you can enroll at the University of Alaska Southeast (Juneau) during the fall 2025 semester in a special program: Alaska Aquaculture Semester!
The Alaskan Aquaculture Semester offers a one-of-a-kind experience for students to work alongside University of Alaska Southeast (UAS) faculty and local industry partners. Through this program, you’ll dive into the world of aquaculture enhancement, with a mix of fieldwork and classroom learning—all set in the stunning, remote environment of Sitka, Alaska.
What You’ll Learn:
Aquaculture History & Policy: Understand the origins and regulations of Alaskan aquaculture.
Fieldwork: Hands-on experience in skiff handling and small engine maintenance.
Local Industry Insight: Work directly with industry experts who are shaping Alaska’s aquaculture future.
With a limited number of spots available, this program promises to be a deeply enriching academic experience that focuses on real-world applications. Plus, it’s an incredible chance to explore Alaska and earn UCA credit towards your degree!
Apply Now! Priority deadline is February 20th.
Make an appointment with the Office of Education Abroad to get more information! Email studyabroad@uca.edu!
