Dr. Rhonda Mattox Sees Mental Health 'Tsunami' In Rural America
by Arkansas Business Staff – 2 days ago
The Arkansas Medical, Dental & Pharmaceutical Association is the state's oldest medical association of Black doctors.
The Arkansas Medical, Dental & Pharmaceutical Association is the state's oldest medical association of Black doctors.
Poor dental health is linked to other health issues like heart disease and also affects mental health.
He joins UAM from Georgia Southern University.
The university previously eliminated the College of eTech and merged the Division of Enrollment Management into the Division of Student Affairs. read more >
System President Donald Bobbitt said the special agreement is an "important step forward" in formalizing and reinforcing the mutual association between the two entities. read more >
The school, announced in March 2021, will be a companion to Alice Walton's Whole Health Institute, a center for holistic wellness. read more >
The new tower is the second of four transmitters added to extend broadcast coverage to 31 counties. read more >
The Arkansas camp for blind and vision-impaired students is set for July 18-22. read more >
Activities that could be explored under the partnership include mobility of faculty and/or staff, joint research activities and publications, participation in seminars and academic meetings and exchange of academic materials. read more >
Braun will return to the faculty, where he will work on several ongoing research projects at the university. read more >
Research shows that employees who have a sense of belonging are more connected and contribute at higher levels. read more >
A Reston, Virginia, technology company said it entered into multimillion-dollar contracts with the board of trustees of the University of Arkansas only to later learn that the board doesn't have the money for the company's work. read more >
The new leader of the Quapaw Area Council says scouting has always been a family-based program, and adding girls continues that tradition. read more >
What our 2022 40 Under 40 honorees had to say about what organizations must do to recruit and retain workers in today's challenging labor market. read more >
Mimi San Pedro, the chief strategy officer for the Venture Center in Little Rock, says the creation of the Woman Achieve mentorship program was a long time coming. read more >
She takes over for Margaret Ellibee, who retired after a decade leading the two-year college. read more >
Todd, a Pine Bluff native, replaces Dr. Stephen Broughton, whose 10-year term expired in March. read more >
Discussions will focus on foreign affairs and domestic issues including the economy and education. read more >
More than 80 players will evenly share the profits from in-person and digital events offered to a limited number of members. read more >
This year's group of talented young leaders ranges from activists and business leaders to entrepreneurs. read more >
Harper has an extensive academic and administrative career, most recently serving as a professor of music and the chair of Fred and Dinah Gretsch School of Music at Georgia State University since 2014. read more >
Vandiver has led the campus station and NPR affiliate KUAR-FM, 89.1, and classical music outlet KLRE-FM, 90.5, since March 2016. read more >
As an employer, the first 18 months are a critical period to support your new employee in building strong relationships within your organization. Here are steps you can take to position your new hires for success. read more >
She will be the first woman to serve in that position. read more >
The the leisure and hospitality industry posted the largest job gains. read more >
Authorities said Simon Ang denied any connection to patents filed in China under his birth name. read more >
Initiatives focusing on behavioral health, maternal and pediatric health, and healthy equity are among the programs eligible for funds. read more >
The longtime Neil Griffin College of Business faculty member had been serving as interim dean. read more >
Beyond gaming tournaments, the festival that aims to foster equity and inclusion in the tech industry. read more >
The nonprofit has raised 60% of the funds it needs to break ground on the project. read more >
In February, the National Education Association released a survey showing that 55% of educators are thinking about leaving the profession earlier than they had planned. It was a big jump from the 37% who expressed the same sentiment just six months earlier. read more >
Renowned biomedical engineer Ranu Jung purchased a six-bedroom home in an exclusive neighborhood. read more >
