Campus Community Offers Words of Encouragement in 'Determined to Help' Video

Campus Community Offers Words of Encouragement in 'Determined to Help' Video
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As the University of Arkansas continues remote operations through the spring semester and with commencement just around the corner, members of the campus community – from head football coach Sam Pittman to students, faculty and staff – want to offer words of encouragement and remind people that the University of Arkansas is Determined to Help.

Read more about how the University of Arkansas is supporting those impacted by the coronavirus pandemic on the Determined to Help website.

Contacts

John Post, director of academic communications
University Relations
479-575-4449, johnpost@uark.edu

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