Joseph Jones

McFadden takes over after years of leadership challenges at the historically Black college in Little Rock. read more >

Former president Carlos Clark says he was "instrumental" in preventing further sanctions against the school. read more >

Clark stepped down after 12 months leading the college. read more >

Joseph Jones sued the college for wrongful termination and left the open-enrollment school with an estimated $4 million hole at the end of his 15- month presidency. read more >

Little Rock’s Arkansas Baptist College made modest gains this fall to rebuild enrollment and restore financial order after the disastrous 15-month presidency of Joseph Jones. read more >

Two small private colleges in Little Rock started 2019 with a welcome dose of financial relief courtesy of Uncle Sam. read more >

Little Rock’s Arkansas Baptist College should be nearing completion of its second academic year of financial stability heading toward the start of the 2018 fall semester. That was the plan. read more >

During the 15 months Joseph Jones served as the 14th president of Little Rock’s Arkansas Baptist College, operational conditions deteriorated from copacetic to crisis mode. read more >

Arkansas Baptist College announced Thursday the selection of Howard Gibson to serve as its interim president. He began working in that capacity on Dec. 19. read more >

The Arkansas Baptist College Board of Trustees announced Monday that Joseph Jones, president of the college, has been terminated for cause, effective immediately. read more >