ATU faculty: when we look back later, remember the colleagues who helped you prepare for this semester in message after message, little meeting after big meeting, to make sure every last one of us was as ready as we could be. That is the heart of Arkansas Tech. That’s who we are.
So proud of my @ArkansasTech Honors Intro to Film students and the work they’ve done this semester. They lived out the message, “Do what you can, with what you’ve got, where you are” (Theodore Roosevelt quoting Bill Widener) Check out their films! https://t.co/NWVpXFAJjC
I am proud of dept. heads from across the @ArkansasTech university, the Gen Ed Committee, and the Dir. of Assessment for coming together virtually today to have a successful “on-site” ADHE program review of our General Education program. Thank you all!
We may have had to cancel most of the events we planned for the month, but I’m glad we still got to honor some of the amazing women who work so hard for ATU. A big thank you to the Women’s History Month Committee as well!
"Keep working hard and always make sure that at the end of every day you can lay your head down at night knowing you did your best."
Our final Women's Month spotlight passes along her advice and guidance for women entering the workforce:
https://t.co/trTKyfnhnb
@friede@alyssaharad That’s me! I look like a regular person who enjoys cookies on the regular. I’ll be posting gentle yoga and meditation classes on YouTube, or you can register for Zoom power yoga classes Fridays 5:30p central at https://t.co/3JJ501YXS6.
As part of Women’s History Month, the ATU Museum has an exhibit of the works of the first woman professional photographer in Arkansas. @ArkansasTech is the repository for her collection of negatives and prints. Come and see!
https://t.co/3kW9IJu1YU
As part of our Women’s History Month programming, each week ATU is featuring an amazing woman who works at our university. Here’s to Dr. Alexis Johnson!
In celebration of Women's History Month, we're highlighting a handful of faculty & staff throughout the month.
This week's feature is Alexis Johnson. Her commitment & compassion for her students is just one facet of what makes her stand out. She offers some inspiring words:
Years ago, I had an idea to have a festival to feature films my students were making in my Intro to Film courses. The idea grew into the @ArkansasTech Little Film Festival, now in its 3rd year. Submit films by 4/2 and come watch the winners on 4/9! https://t.co/OK8F8xwr4a
Dr. Eshelman and two @ArkansasTech students left today to participate in the Kennedy Center American College Theater Festival (Region 6). The ATU Theatre Program was invited to perform a scene from their production of A Taste of Buffalo after judicators watched it last fall. 👏
The Colleges of @ArkansasTech have come together to create events throughout March to celebrate Women’s History Month. Mark your calendars to learn, understand, and grow. https://t.co/hcyc1oTT3f
@drchrisaustin Comp profs have been doing this for decades in “writing conferences” (as do creative writing profs). Unfortunately, it takes 20 hrs outside of class with only 20 students per class; and comp profs do it 3x a semester. (Mad respect for comp!)
Look at how the Faculty/Staff Well-Being Series at @ArkansasTech is influencing other universities to do likewise! Love what all you’re doing at Heidelberg University, Dr. Isaacson.
I have been very fortunate to work with some of the best deans out there, and I am confident that legacy will continue. A big welcome to Dr. Jeff Cass as he begins as dean of the @ArkansasTech College of Arts and Humanities!
With Dean Wayne Powell at the College of Arts & Humanities Internship Scholarship Benefit hosted by Dr. Vickie Henderson. An absolutely lovely event! #ArkansasTech
Excited to announce the Spring 2020 Well-Being Series for faculty and staff at Arkansas Tech! When faculty and staff thrive and grow, students thrive and grow. https://t.co/bQZzst7IVk @ArkansasTech