Stop by Front of Old Main April 8 and Tell Your U of A Story on Film for Documentary
Do you have a story to tell about your experiences at the U of A? The film team working on the new documentary If This Walk Could Talk will be set up on the east side of Old Main between 9-11:30 a.m. and 2-4:30 p.m., Thursday, April 8. Each interview will only take a few minutes. Dress is up to you. Meet at the Old Main east doors, where Senior Walk begins.
You're encouraged to drop by to tell your story — any story — that you'd like to share. How you chose the U of A, something special that has happened to you here, an impactful teacher or friend you met here, a big Razorback victory, a class that changed your life, what this university means to you.
Who can participate? Students, alumni, faculty, staff and friends of the U of A. Just show up and be prepared to tell your story.
For more information, contact professor Larry Foley, lfoley@uark.edu.
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