Arkansas Alumni Association Launches New Website
FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. — The Arkansas Alumni Association has
launched a new website that features enhancements such as a new user-friendly
site menu and updated program information.
With the new site, the staff at the association sought to
provide members, alumni and friends with a true digital connection by adapting
to several changes in university-wide branding updates. Feedback from a focus
group made up of a diverse group of members, alumni, faculty, staff, board
members and students was influential in the outcome of the new design.
Association members will see monthly tips in @Arkansas.
Non-members of the association will see site tips online and in the Alumni
Matters newsletter each quarter. Plus, those with a mobile device will
notice the new mobile site menu, and online event registration and check-in.
The redesigned site will continue to develop and feedback is encouraged by e-mailing Kelly Bostick at kbostick@uark.edu.
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Contacts
Tammy Tucker, director of communications
Arkansas Alumni Association
479-575-6390,
twtucker@uark.edu
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