Category: Alumni

Gifts Rooted in Family History: Honors Faculty Support the Path Program

Trish Starks and Michael Pierce were both raised in families of public school teachers and share a deep belief in the U of A’s transformative role as a public institution. On campus, Starks serves as a Distinguished Professor of history and director of the Arkansas Humanities Center, and Pierce is an associate professor of history and directs the Nelson Hackett Project. While the university offers expansive opportunities and academic resources, they believe the Honors College provides the close-knit support of a small school, empowering students not just to excel but to flourish in their intellectual curiosities.

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A Gift for Truth: Bill Russell and Mary Ryan’s Endowments Strengthen the University of Arkansas Libraries

Two lifelong Razorback supporters are making sure the University of Arkansas Libraries remain a place where truth is preserved, and history is explored in full. Bill Russell lm B.S.E.’70, M.A.’74 and Mary Ryan lm B.A.’70, both deeply connected to the university and the state of Arkansas, have established endowments that will enrich library collections for generations to come — each reflecting their personal passions and professional journeys.

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A Tanzanian Daydream

Join Razorbacks on Tour for a journey across Tanzania, from safari drives in the Serengeti to the spice markets of Zanzibar. More than sightseeing, this trip created lasting friendships and unforgettable memories.

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From Fayetteville to the World Stage: Alumna Makes Global Impact on Human Rights Law

University of Arkansas alumna Dr. Kasey McCall-Smith B.A.’98, J.D.’01 has built an impressive international career advancing human rights and treaty law. After earning her Juris Doctor and qualifying for the Bar in Arkansas and Tennessee, Kasey began her career in legal practice before pivoting to academia. Her journey took her to Scotland, where she earned an LL.M. and Ph.D. in public international law from the University of Edinburgh — her academic home ever since.

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