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Eliminating Sepsis? Little Rock Biomedical Company Touts Product
by Tyler Hale October 2, 2019
by Tyler Hale October 2, 2019
Arkansas native Jackson T. “Steve” Stephens has published a new peer-reviewed article touting the benefits a new treatment for sepsis. Stephens is the founder and CEO of Exoxemis, a biomedical research company that focuses on the development of a “biological…
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The Innovator’s Field Guide: Creating Forward Momentum July 10, 2020
“Trust your gut feeling about things, listen to what others are saying, and look at the results of your actions. Once you know the truth, you can set about taking action to improve. Everyone will be better for it.”– Jack…The post The Innovator’s Field Guide: Creating Forward Momentum appeared first on AMP.
CDC Recommends Department of Health Conduct Serial Testing July 10, 2020
According to a recent report by KNWA, the CDC is recommending the Arkansas Department of Health to conduct serial testing at apartment complexes with a high number of COVID-19 cases. The CDC recently completed its report on how Arkansas can…The post CDC Recommends Department of Health Conduct Serial Testing appeared first on AMP.
Central Arkansas Shows Highest Growth Rate for COVID-19 in State July 10, 2020
The state of Arkansas has 751 new COVID-19 cases with 149 in correctional facilities and 602 in the community, bringing the cumulative number to 26,803. Hot Spring County had the most number of new cases with 145, Pulaski County had…The post Central Arkansas Shows Highest Growth Rate for COVID-19 in State appeared first on AMP.
House Report: Arkansas Ready to Learn Initiative Will Serve as a ‘Playbook’ for Districts July 10, 2020
This week, the Education Secretary Johnny Key made a presentation to the House and Senate Education Committee about the Arkansas Ready for Learning initiative. Ready for Learning is a planning and guidance document created to serve as a game plan…The post House Report: Arkansas Ready to Learn Initiative Will Serve as a ‘Playbook’ for Districts […]
Little Rock Zoo Reopening After Employees Tested for COVID-19 July 10, 2020
The LIttle Rock Zoo will be reopening on Saturday, July 11 at 9 a.m. after temporarily closing on July 3 due to an employee testing positive for COVID-19. Since the Little Rock Zoo shut its doors, any exposed employees have…The post Little Rock Zoo Reopening After Employees Tested for COVID-19 appeared first on AMP.
Serious Business: UAPB Fisheries Program Puts State on Map July 10, 2020
Piloting a boat out onto the lake for a bout of fishing sounds like a day of relaxation, but it’s serious business when it comes to aquaculture. Pulling fish out of the water isn’t necessarily a matter of trophy-hunting or…The post Serious Business: UAPB Fisheries Program Puts State on Map appeared first on AMP.
Donald Bobbitt: On-Campus Model Still Has Value July 10, 2020
Demand for resident experience will remain even as digital learning grows. As represented by the graduate gowns and mortar boards introduced almost 1,000 years ago with the establishment of formal academia, higher education remained as the calendar turned to 2020…The post Donald Bobbitt: On-Campus Model Still Has Value appeared first on AMP.
A Lesson in Financial Sustainability: Solar Power Provides More than Environmental Benefits July 10, 2020
Arkansas educators don’t get nearly enough credit. If the coronavirus-induced school closures taught us anything, it’s that these hardworking individuals are real life heroes. They are our teachers, motivators, caretakers and occasionally, our stand-in therapists. We ask a lot of…The post A Lesson in Financial Sustainability: Solar Power Provides More than Environmental Benefits appeared first […]
MLK Commission Always Seeking to ‘March Ahead’ July 10, 2020
In business, we talk about silos. As executive director of the Arkansas Martin Luther King Jr. Commission, I like to reassess, restrategize and rebrand for continued relevance. When I came to the commission, I wanted to rebrand it as…The post MLK Commission Always Seeking to ‘March Ahead’ appeared first on AMP.
For Muskie Harris, Only One Color Mattered July 10, 2020
Muskie Harris remembers the “Army men” entrenched just down the street from his house in 1957. He was 3 years old when federal troops were deployed to enforce integration of Little Rock’s flagship school, Central High. And let’s face it…The post For Muskie Harris, Only One Color Mattered appeared first on AMP.

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Eliminating Sepsis? Little Rock Biomedical Company Touts Product