UNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS TO HOST RIBBON-CUTTING FOR OFFICE OF NON-TRADITIONAL AND COMMUTER STUDENTS
FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. - The University of Arkansas is pleased to announce a ribbon cutting ceremony commemorating the new location of the Office of Non-Traditional and Commuter Students will be held at Bud Walton Hall, Thursday, August 28th, beginning at 1:00 p.m.
The Office will house a lounge where students who might not have other locations to meet can do so. Also, an information area will provide students details on campus and local community resources and events, and a computer lab will offer students areas for studying.
All media are encouraged to attend.
Contacts
Kim Kirkup, Office of Non-Traditional and Commuter Students (479) 575-7351, kkirkup@uark.edu
Charles A. Crowson, manager of media relations, University Relations (479) 575-3583, ccrowso@uark.edu
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