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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 UAPB's Department of Human Sciences.
Study sought to determine whether feeding sugar beet pulp mitigated the effects on the gut of coming off pasture.
Last Sunday, Arkansas state Rep. Vivian Flowers of Pine Bluff was in Montgomery, Ala., where she met Selma officials and others and attended the 58th annual commemoration of Bloody Sunday.