Poultry Science Department Opens Student Success Center
FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. – The newly developed student success center in the University of Arkansas poultry science department is now open. It is designed to encourage and support students’ overall success during their undergraduate careers.
Whether a student is looking for an internship or needs information about a class, assistance will be available in the student success center. The center creates a place where students can find information on classes, scholarships, internships, and student job opportunities at the farm and research facilities, all in one convenient place.
The poultry science student success center is located in room O-115 of the John W. Tyson Building
The poultry science department and the Center of Excellence for Poultry Science include a complex of teaching, research and extension facilities at the University of Arkansas System Division of Agriculture Arkansas Agricultural Research and Extension Center and the John W. Tyson Poultry Science Building on campus. The department provides the curriculum for bachelor's, master's and doctoral degree programs.
Contacts
Sara Landis, Communications
Poultry Science Department
479-575-3192,
slandis@uark.edu
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