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Professor revises complaint against LR law school's dean - Vimarsana News

Professor revises complaint against LR law school's dean

A University of Arkansas at Little Rock law professor's claim that he was improperly denied a named professorship despite being the best-qualified faculty member for the position has taken another step toward being considered by the five members of the Arkansas State Claims Commission.

Professor revises complaint against Little Rock law school's dean - Vimarsana News

Professor revises complaint against Little Rock law school's dean

A University of Arkansas at Little Rock law professor's claim that he was improperly denied a named professorship despite being the best-qualified faculty member for the position has taken another step toward being considered by the five members of the Arkansas State Claims Commission.

OPINION | MIKE MASTERSON: Conflict continues - Vimarsana News

OPINION | MIKE MASTERSON: Conflict continues

Readers likely recall the very public conflict and charges of discrimination between UALR law professor Rob Steinbuch and Theresa Beiner, dean of the university's Bowen Law School.

UALR law professor files claim with state Claims Commission over Named Professorship - Vimarsana News

UALR law professor files claim with state Claims Commission over Named Professorship

A University of Arkansas at Little Rock law professor has filed a claim with the Arkansas State Claims Commission saying he was improperly denied a named professorship despite being the best-qualified faculty member for the position.

Little Rock candidate for House seat diverge on conservative ideology in GOP primary - Vimarsana News

Little Rock candidate for House seat diverge on conservative ideology in GOP primary

A self-described moderate Republican who is on the Arkansas Economic Development Commission will take on a self-described conservative law professor and government transparency advocate who wants to eliminate "corporate welfare" in the GOP primary for a House seat in Little Rock next month.