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Colleagues Gather to Celebrate Former Dean, Unveil Official Dean's Portrait - Vimarsana News

Colleagues Gather to Celebrate Former Dean, Unveil Official Dean's Portrait

The College of Engineering celebrated former Dean John English with the unveiling of a portrait of him to hang alongside the portraits of other former deans in the Bell Engineering Center.

Source: uark.edu
College of Engineering Teaching Assistant Professional Development Workshop Offered - Vimarsana News

College of Engineering Teaching Assistant Professional Development Workshop Offered

The free workshop will be from Wednesday, Aug. 9, through Thursday, Aug. 10, 2023, in Bell Engineering room 1108G.

Source: uark.edu
Gov. Beshear, FEMA announce 10 houses in Letcher County for flood-impacted families - Vimarsana News

Gov. Beshear, FEMA announce 10 houses in Letcher County for flood-impacted families

Gov. Andy Beshear announced June 30 a partnership with the Federal Emergency Management Agency, or FEMA, to bring additional housing to flood survivors in Letcher County, one of the most

Electrical Engineering Department Head to Retire After More Than Three Decades at U of A - Vimarsana News

Electrical Engineering Department Head to Retire After More Than Three Decades at U of A

Juan Balda has announced his retirement after a career spanning 34 years in the Department of Electrical Engineering. A reception is planned for 1-4 p.m. Friday, June 30, in Bell Engineering 3008.

Source: uark.edu
State hires firms to plan, manage housing development on former surface-mine sites - Vimarsana News

State hires firms to plan, manage housing development on former surface-mine sites

The state has hired two engineering firms to plan and develop housing at two Eastern Kentucky sites for survivors from last summer’s devastating floods. Both are on former surface mines,