Category: Residence Education
Guarding Against the Unseen: Navigating the World of Infectious Diseases on Campus
In this blog post, discover essential strategies and practical tips to effectively guard against infectious diseases and safeguard your health.
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Saving Lives on Campus: Opioid Awareness and Narcan Education
Empower yourself and your peers with crucial knowledge about opioids and Narcan in our latest blog post. Learn how simple awareness and knowledge can be a lifesaver for you and our campus community.
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An Overview of the Academic RA Position
Our academic resident assistants work with faculty and find ways to bring the support student success in the halls.
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Think Before You Drink: Alcohol Awareness Safety Tips
Click here to learn more about how you can practice safe drinking.
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A Look Inside the Marketing RA Position
Do you have an interest in marketing and community engagement? Consider applying to be a Marketing RA this fall.
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Watch Out: Crosswalk Safety Tips
Learn more about how you can practice safe crossing when using our campus crosswalks.
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Be Aware, Take Care: Campus Safety Tips
Click here to learn more about how you can stay safe on campus!
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Self Defense with SPEAK and UAPD
SPEAK and UAPD Came to Reid and Hotz Honors Hall recently to talk about self defense.
Read MoreHousing Interviews Former CRE Keauno Perez from Netflix’s “Twenty Somethings”
Last year, Keauno Perez was a coordinator for residence education (CRE) at Pomfret Hall in the...
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Laptop Loan Program Accepting Applications
University of Arkansas students with demonstrated financial need can now apply to checkout a laptop for the fall semester.
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Students Reflect on What It Means to Have Privilege at Embody the Belief
Students got a chance to explore the intersection of religious affiliation and privilege at the Embody the Belief event.
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4 Tips for Success on Your First College Test
In comparison to high school, many college freshmen are not prepared for their first exams. No matter what you do, preparing for success will be difficult.
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