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It’s peak dinner hours at 1856 — Culinary Residence as guests arrive with anticipation at the hostess stand. A cheerful, young Auburn University College of Human Sciences student confirms their reservation and gracefully shows them to their table. So

Grace Ramena, associate professor and director of fish health inspection and diagnostics at the University of Arkansas at Pine Bluff, has been named an Arkansas Research Alliance Fellow. The ARA Fellows Program recognizes distinguished university research leaders in the state with an established history of impact.

The NIH has funded the first trial of ketone supplements in the elderly to investigate their potential impact on a broad range of measures that affect strength, cognition, and activities of daily living.

Six University of Arkansas at Pine Bluff students recently participated in the annual Society for Nutrition Education and Behavior conference in Washington, D.C., according to Suzzette Goldmon, assistant professor in UAPBs Department of Human Sciences.

EDUCATION

The teacher shortage is nothing new, it has affected classrooms across the nation for years, but now Oklahoma school districts are seeing more of a hit to their special education departments as new applicants have stopped rolling in.

At full capacity of 111 employers and many on a waitlist, the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences (LAS) will host the People to People career fair from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Sept. 26 in the Great Hall of the Memorial Union.  The Colleges of Human Sciences and Liberal Arts and Sciences co-host the...

Local briefs include:• Diabetes support group to meet• Sewer line repair underway• Financial courses start next month• INDOT hiring fair set for Tuesday

The motto “It’s not our land, but it is our turn” has served as a guide to the caretakers of Bien Ranch for more than 130 years.

Florida State University's College of Education and College of Health and Human Sciences have combined