201 Donaghey Ave
Conway, AR 72035
(501) 450-5000
201 Donaghey Ave
Conway, AR 72035
(501) 450-5000
A non-profit organization that focuses on comprehensive leadership programs for both adults and youth in Faulkner County.
Welcome to the Department of Mathematics at the University of Central Arkansas. The Department of Mathematics is committed to excellence in education.
The Department of Political Science - which is home to the political science (BA/BS), public administration (BS), and international studies (BA) programs - is located on the second floor of Irby Hall on the campus of UCA. The department includes eleven full-time faculty members with expertise in all of the major fields of political science and public administration, including ten tenure-track/tenured faculty members. The primary objective of the department's political science program is to provide students with the conceptual and analytical tools for understanding political institutions and processes in the United States and other countries, as well as global institutions and processes. The political science curriculum is designed to satisfy the needs of (1) those students choosing to major or minor in political science, public administration, or international studies; (2) those students choosing to major or minor in other fields of study - including Environmental Science, Economics/International Trade, Latin American Studies, Southern & Arkansas Studies, African/African-American Studies, Education, Sociology, and Nursing - for which specific political science courses are either required or electives; and (3) those students who choose political science courses as a part of their general education requirements, specifically American Government & Politics, Introduction to Political Science, and Introduction to International Relations. Courses offered in the political science program deal with a wide range of topics in the following major fields of political science: American government & politics, international relations, comparative politics, political theory, public policy, and public administration. The department also provides students with information regarding a wide variety of internship opportunities, which may be done as a part of the political science degree requirements. In addition to the political science program, the Department of Political Science is also home to the public administration program and international studies program. These programs seek to prepare students for a variety of careers in governmental agencies, non-governmental organizations, and inter-governmental organizations in the U.S. and abroad. The presidential studies minor is also located in the department. For those students interested in pursuing a career in law, the department offers pre-law advising.
The School Leadership, Managment, and Administration (SLMA) program is designed for individuals seeking a Master of Science Degree or a program of study leading to Arkansas licensure as building administrators, curriculum administrators, or program administrators for special education or gifted talented education. The Educational Specialist degree in Educational Leadership (EDLP) is designed to prepare individuals for positions as district-level administrators and, in particular, superintendents of schools.
• HPaW is a learning community at the University of Central Arkansas (UCA) associated with the College of Health and Behavioral Sciences (CHBS). • HPaW provides additional support and a sense of community for students interested in healthcare and health-related professions • HPaW prepares students to promote health and wellness throughout the lifespan • HPaW assists students interested in pursuing healthcare and behavioral science careers and majors
UCA STEMteach is a replication site of the UTeach program, which began at the University of Texas - Austin in 1997. [Visit www.uteach-institute.org for more information.] Today, 34 universities in 16 states have been selected to implement the program.
Tutoring Services: Face to Face, Instant Message, and E-mail tutoring is available Monday-Friday 8am- 4:30pm Night Hours: Sunday-Thursday 6-9 in Torreyson Library 223 Tutoring for the Praxis exam lasts one hour, and all other appointments last a maximum of 30 minutes. Create an account and schedule a session in person or online at uca.mywconline.com
Welcome! The Intensive English Program (IEP) at the University of Central Arkansas is an academic program in English as a second language for international students. It helps serious students acquire the skills needed to succeed in American colleges and universities. The IEP has been in existence since 1992 and is dedicated to giving students the best instruction possible with its highly trained, dedicated faculty using the most up-to-date instructional techniques in the field of language learning. After completing the program, most students begin their academic studies at UCA or other universities and colleges in the United States. If you are interested in receiving more information about our program, feel free to send us a message or email us at [email protected].
The Department of Nursing was established in the spring of 1967 due to the closure of a baccalaureate nursing program at Ouachita Baptist College in Arkadelphia. The Ouachita program had been in existence for two years after replacing Little Rock's Baptist Medical System's diploma school of nursing. In order to provide a continuation of education for the enrolled students, numbering more than 100, UCA (then State College of Arkansas ) was asked to initiate a nursing program and accept the nursing students from Ouachita. The first class of 26 baccalaureate students graduated in the spring of 1969. The Department of Nursing was established with funding assistance from the city of Conway and by then Governor Winthrop Rockefeller. The Department of Nursing has been an integral part of the university's academic community since its inception. It has consistently received the administrative support and cooperation required to sustain quality undergraduate and graduate programs. The program received its initial NLN accreditation in 1969. In keeping with the historical role of UCA as an institution for the preparation of teachers, a graduate program in nursing education (MSE) was established in 1970. In 1977 the graduate program was revised to offer a Master of Science in Nursing (MSN) degree. The MSN program was granted initial NLN accreditation in the fall of 1982.
7 feet long by 4 feet wide with a beautiful mahogany veneer. Located along the south wall of the 2nd floor of Torreyson Library.
We, the German students at University of Central Arkansas, are determined to make the lives of the new faculty members: Dr. Horst J. Lange and Dr. Anna Baker very interesting.