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- Student-Led HHPR Innovation Showcase Planned for April 11
The Department of Health, Human Performance and Recreation is hosting an inaugural Innovation Showcase on April 11 to highlight the research of undergraduate and graduate students in its various programs, including exercise… Read more: Student-Led HHPR Innovation Showcase Planned for April 11 - New Book Explores School Choice in 11 Countries From Ireland to Ukraine
Routledge recently published the book School Choice in Europe, which brings together leading European researchers who present rigorous, readable studies exploring how education markets work in 11 countries from Ireland to Ukraine.… Read more: New Book Explores School Choice in 11 Countries From Ireland to Ukraine - New Book Focuses on Learning Through ‘Deep Fun’ in Secondary English Language Arts Classrooms
A team of educators from the U of A College of Education and Health Professions is celebrating the release of their new book, Joyful Literacies in Secondary English Language Arts. This… Read more: New Book Focuses on Learning Through ‘Deep Fun’ in Secondary English Language Arts Classrooms - Students Learn, Network at 2025 National Council of Teachers of Mathematics Conference
Six College of Education and Health Professions math teacher candidates recently attended the National Council of Teachers of Mathematics Spring 2025 conference in Kansas City, Missouri. The event, held at… Read more: Students Learn, Network at 2025 National Council of Teachers of Mathematics Conference - Razorback Sports Medicine Symposium Focuses on Sport-Related Hip Injury Management and Rehabilitation
Sports medicine experts and students recently gathered at Hillside Auditorium for the 19th annual Razorback Sports Medicine Symposium, which focused on new information about hip injury evaluation, management and rehabilitation.… Read more: Razorback Sports Medicine Symposium Focuses on Sport-Related Hip Injury Management and Rehabilitation - Innovating Occupational Therapy Education Through Service Learning
In the course OCTH 57903: Community-Based Practice, third-year doctoral candidates in the joint University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences and the U of A occupational therapy (OT) program are transforming… Read more: Innovating Occupational Therapy Education Through Service Learning - Innovating Occupational Therapy Education Through Service Learning
In the course OCTH 57903: Community-Based Practice, third-year doctoral candidates in the joint University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences and the U of A occupational therapy (OT) program are transforming… Read more: Innovating Occupational Therapy Education Through Service Learning - The College Finds Leadership Wisdom in ‘Lead it Like Lasso’ Workshop
Faculty and staff in the college turned to the wisdom of one of television’s most recognizable coaches at a special leadership workshop on Jan. 28. Guided by the wit and… Read more: The College Finds Leadership Wisdom in ‘Lead it Like Lasso’ Workshop - Exercise Science Professor Earns Tony A. Mobley International Distinguished Alumni Award
Brendon McDermott, a professor of exercise science and athletic training in the University of Arkansas College of Education and Health Professions, recently received the Tony A. Mobley International Distinguished Alumni Award.… Read more: Exercise Science Professor Earns Tony A. Mobley International Distinguished Alumni Award
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The Office of Research and Grants Administration supports faculty and staff efforts to achieve research and grant success. We offer professional development, communicate information about funding opportunities, and help faculty prepare grant proposals and manage grant awards. We help advance impactful research by reducing administrative burdens associated with grants and providing researchers with the tools and resources to improve their scholarship. Information for our faculty
