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Sivakumaran Named Interim Vice Chancellor for Enrollment Management at A-State
by AMP Staff December 14, 2020
by AMP Staff December 14, 2020
Dr. Thilla Sivakumaran has been named the interim vice chancellor for enrollment management (VCEM) at Arkansas State University. A-State Chancellor Kelly Damphousse announced the new appointment on Monday, Dec. 14. “I appreciate Thilla’s willingness to step in during this interim…
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Terry Leaving A-State to Pursue Consulting Opportunities
by Tyler Hale December 7, 2020
by Tyler Hale December 7, 2020
Arkansas State University is losing one of its vice chancellors at the end of the year. Bryan Terry will resign as vice chancellor for enrollment management (VCEM) on Thursday, Dec. 31. According to an A-State news release, he is leaving…
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Despite Annual Net Income Drop, Banking Industry Posts Strong 4Q Numbers February 25, 2021
Commercial banks and savings institutions in the United States saw a drop in net income in 2020, although late year numbers showed dramatic improvement. The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC) released its Quarterly Banking Profile for the fourth quarter of… The post Despite Annual Net Income Drop, Banking Industry Posts Strong 4Q Numbers appeared first […]
Arvest Wealth Management Tops $14 Billion in Managed Assets February 25, 2021
Arvest Bank’s wealth management division has grown its assets under management, surpassing the $14 billion mark as of the end of 2020. As of Dec. 31, 2020, Arvest Wealth Management had approximately $14.4 billion under management. Arvest Wealth Management also… The post Arvest Wealth Management Tops $14 Billion in Managed Assets appeared first on AMP.
Free COVID-19 Vaccine Clinic to Be Held in Jonesboro in March February 25, 2021
Multiple local government agencies and health care organizations, in partnership with the Arkansas Department of Health and the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences (UAMS), will be hosting a free COVID-19 vaccine clinic in March. The free clinic will be… The post Free COVID-19 Vaccine Clinic to Be Held in Jonesboro in March appeared first […]
Groundbreaking Set for New NEA Baptist Pain Management Clinic February 25, 2021
NEA Baptist in Jonesboro will be breaking ground a new pain management clinic this Friday. The clinic will be located within the Reserve at NEEA, a medical development, which is a partnership between NEA Baptist and Haag Brown Commercial Real… The post Groundbreaking Set for New NEA Baptist Pain Management Clinic appeared first on AMP.
UAMS Professor Lands $900K Grant to Study Ovarian Cancer Vaccine Treatment February 25, 2021
A University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences researcher has received a $900,000 grant to study ovarian cancer vaccination. UAMS professor Martin J. Cannon, Ph.D., received the grant from the Ovarian Cancer Research Alliance, which will enable him to study dendritic… The post UAMS Professor Lands $900K Grant to Study Ovarian Cancer Vaccine Treatment appeared first […]
Senate Passes Bill Allowing Businesses to Forgo Attorney in Small Claims Cases Less Than $2,000 February 25, 2021
A bill that would allow business owners to appear in court without an attorney for cases involving less than $2,000 passed the Senate on Wednesday. Sen. Trent Garner (R-El Dorado) sponsored Senate Bill 281, which allows businesses in specific instances… The post Senate Passes Bill Allowing Businesses to Forgo Attorney in Small Claims Cases Less […]
Arkansas Senate Passes Bill Removing Sworn Statements from Voting Process February 25, 2021
A bill that will remove sworn statements as a way of casting a provisional ballot in Arkansas has been passed by the Arkansas Senate. House Bill 1112, which was sponsored by senators Alan Clark, Missy Irvin, Mark Johnson and Jason… The post Arkansas Senate Passes Bill Removing Sworn Statements from Voting Process appeared first on […]
Op-Ed: Recall Amendment Would Put Arkansas in New Territory February 25, 2021
In a year in which California creeps to another potential recall election against a Governor, Arkansas voters may be given a chance to decide if they should also join in the fun. The state legislature is now considering whether to… The post Op-Ed: Recall Amendment Would Put Arkansas in New Territory appeared first on AMP.
ASBTDC Continues Small Business Webinar Series for UA Little Rock Students February 25, 2021
The Arkansas Small Business and Technology Development Center will be continuing its Build Your Own Business, or BYOB, initiative in the coming months. These events are geared toward University of Arkansas at Little Rock students. In February, the ASBTDC will… The post ASBTDC Continues Small Business Webinar Series for UA Little Rock Students appeared first […]
UAMS Receives $3 Million to Provide for Medication Assisted Opioid Treatment Efforts February 25, 2021
The University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences (UAMS) received $3 million to distribute to facilities throughout Arkansas that are providing medication-assisted treatment for patients with opioid use disorder. UAMS received the funding from the Arkansas Department of Human Services, and… The post UAMS Receives $3 Million to Provide for Medication Assisted Opioid Treatment Efforts appeared […]