Category: Young Alumni
Alumni Gold: Former Feature Twirler Wins International Competition
by alumniblog | Aug 10, 2022 | Alumni, News & Announcements, Profiles & Stories, Societies, Young Alumni | 0 |
Savannah Miller, B.A. ’19, won gold in Turin, Italy competing against 250 of the world’s best sports baton twirlers.
Read MoreRazorBug Diploma Tour
by alumniblog | Jul 13, 2022 | Alumni, News & Announcements, Profiles & Stories, Young Alumni | 0 |
U of A faculty and staff members are heading the first-ever RazorBug Diploma Tour recognizing...
Read MoreCelebrating our Alumni During National Nurses Week
by alumniblog | May 11, 2022 | Alumni, Profiles & Stories, Young Alumni | 0 |
by Beth Dedman, B.A. ’20, member We’re celebrating the nurses who have launched their...
Read MoreAsking Ailon Haileyesus, B.S.Bm.E. ’16, Life Member
by alumniblog | May 10, 2022 | Alumni, Members, Profiles & Stories, Young Alumni | 0 |
by Collin Brunner B.S.H.E.S. ’10, Annual Member What was your favorite Arkansas Alumni Association...
Read MoreFrom the desk of Amy May Hopper B.S.A. ’15
by alumniblog | Nov 22, 2021 | Alumni, Homecoming, Young Alumni | 0 |
My name is Amy May Hopper, and I’m writing to you from Kansas City on behalf of the Arkansas Alumni Association. A graduate of the Dale Bumpers College of Agriculture, Food and Life Sciences, I currently serve on the National Board of Directors and continue to support the University of Arkansas as a Life Member of the association.
Read MoreA Visit with Kendal Heavner B.A.’20, M.A.’21
by alumniblog | Sep 7, 2021 | Alumni, Members, Profiles & Stories, Young Alumni | 0 |
Kenda Heavner is a double graduate of the University of Arkansas and a life member of the Arkansas Alumni Association.
Read MoreGetting To Know Anna Cook
by alumniblog | Nov 16, 2020 | Alumni, Alumni Groups, Homecoming, Members, Profiles & Stories, Students, Young Alumni | 0 |
Deciding to be involved in the Student Alumni Association was never a difficult choice for Anna Cook, current vice president of the Student Alumni Board.
Read MoreStaying Connected with Nikki Anderson, B.A. ’19, B.S.B.A ’19, Life Member
by alumniblog | Mar 2, 2020 | Alumni, Members, Profiles & Stories, Young Alumni | 0 |
University of Arkansas alumna, Nikki Anderson, recalls her time as a student leader on campus and how life has been after graduation.
Read MoreCatching up with Sam Harris B.S.A. ’18, Life Member
by alumniblog | Nov 8, 2019 | Alumni, Profiles & Stories, Young Alumni | 0 |
Sam Harris, Field Organizer for “Amy for America” – Amy Klobuchar’s presidential campaign – helps...
Read MoreYoung Alumni Q & A: Hannah Bell B.A. ’17
by alumniblog | Oct 17, 2019 | Alumni, Members, Profiles & Stories, Young Alumni | 0 |
Above all, being a member of the Razorback family means being a part of the best category a person could claim. It means that when you’re halfway across the world studying abroad, you meet up with fellow Hogs because they can make you feel like you’re home when you’re homesick. It means when you’re in the airport and see someone in a Razorback shirt, you become instant friends. It means being a part of something much bigger than yourself that makes your heart swell with pride just thinking about it. It means being willing to vouch for and mentor Hogs, even if you’ve never met them before.
Read MoreYoung Alumni Q & A: Mike Norton B.S.A. ’13
by alumniblog | Oct 3, 2019 | Alumni, Profiles & Stories, Young Alumni | 0 |
Since graduation I’ve kept in touch with professors long after I left the Hill, and I’ve relished their accessibility and advice many years after I’ve graduated.
Read MoreA visit with Tevin Wooten B.A. ’14
by alumniblog | Sep 27, 2019 | Alumni, Profiles & Stories, Young Alumni | 0 |
Winning two Emmys at the age of just 25, making a tangible mark covering hurricanes and storms on national television, earning his first bachelor’s degree in journalism in only 3.5 years from the University of Arkansas and then pursuing a second bachelor’s in meteorology from Florida State University, are just some of Wooten’s many achievements. He attributes most of them to his time at the U of A.
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