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Understanding the pressures of paying for college, Jacob Davies is thankful to have received the 2011 Razorback Generations Scholarship from the Arkansas Alumni Association. Growing up in Springdale, Davies has been surrounded by the University of Arkansas culture and the Razorback pride.
Philip Lambey and Gregory Crosby would like to thank the Black Alumni Society for awarding them scholarships for the 2011-2012 school year. Dear Black Alumni Society Members, Thank you for your generous scholarship support of $1,000 for the 2011-2012 academic school year. I am delighted to be the recipient of the Black Alumni Society Endowed [...]
The Black Alumni Society held their fall board meeting on October 22, 2011. Meeting called to order at 10:15. Members present: Dr. Bobby Jones, Emanuel Banks, Earl Hill, Synetra Gilmer, John L Colbert, Linda Bedford Jackson, Joey and Kabrina Gardner, Angela Mosley Monts, Gigi Secuban, Cedric Williams, Ebony Oliver Wyatt and Gus Farver Minutes were [...]
The Black Alumni Society scholars had their first meeting of the semester on Sept. 27th at the Janelle Y. Hembree Alumni House. Congruent with the agenda, the scholars discussed the changes made to their scholarship program. In hopes of connecting the scholars with the community, the BAS scholars are required to serve at least 10 volunteer [...]
For some University of Arkansas graduates, living in San Francisco, Calif., may seem like a great distance away from the atmosphere, people and traditions of the Fayetteville campus. However, for Michelle Dime, an annual member of the Arkansas Alumni Association, her involvement with the San Francisco Bay Area Chapter helps to keep her connected and [...]
Rondell Carter, of Springdale, is the latest recipient to receive the 2011 Membership Scholarship from the Arkansas Alumni Association. As a non-traditional student, she possesses a strong will to succeed.
Sandra Hill has received the “Roads” Scholarship for Non-Traditional students by the Arkansas Alumni Association. A resident of Springdale, Hill’s decision to attend the University of Arkansas is one that she knows will pay off when she receives her degree; a success that she hopes will set a good example for her children.
Elizabeth Chaffin, of Springdale, has been chosen to receive a $2,500 “Roads” Scholarship, presented by the Arkansas Alumni Association. Graduating from Springdale High School, Chaffin has expressed her interests in studying foreign languages and theatre while at the University of Arkansas. She believes this scholarship will allow her to pursue her intended interests, without the worry of financial burdens.
