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Students in the College of Education and Health Professions evoked laughter and tears in equal measure as they shared poignant stories illustrating the impact their hands-on learning experiences have on them.

 Karan B. Burnette, Michael Tapee, Michael M. Kocet, Elise Swanson, Heather D. Hunter and Keith A. Jones will be honored at an evening reception on March 8 to celebrate their accomplishments. 

Alumni Naccaman Williams, Curtis Ivery, Judd Semingson, Jennifer Ash and Jordan Glenn will be honored at an evening celebration on March 8.

The college prepares students for many caring professions. Real-world learning environments — internships and practicums — insure theyre well-equipped in their chosen health or education field.

All graduate and undergraduate students seeking scholarships, both those applying for the first time and those seeking to be considered for renewal, should apply by Feb. 15 deadline.

The plan is packed with practical goals and strategies to produce impactful research that improves peoples lives, increase learning opportunities and engage in meaningful partnerships across the state.

When K-12 students learn from prepared teachers and leaders in their schools, its powerful and empowering. The benefits multiply as those students move through graduation and into college and careers.

Thirty members of the Deans Executive Advisory Board — alumni, community partners and other stakeholders — gathered to provide counsel and engage in actions to amplify the colleges successes.

Dean Kate Mamiseishvili and 16 faculty and staff members took an inaugural two-day adventure across Arkansas that included stops in Morrilton, Pine Bluff, Little Rock and Jacksonville.