Student Signup for Coffee with the Chancellor Now Open
Interim Chancellor Charles Robinson
Interim Chancellor Charles Robinson invites students for coffee, tea, cookies and casual conversation about student life, campus ideas or other topics of interest. Robinson relishes opportunities to engage with students, especially in small group settings such as this.
Students who are interested in attending should submit their name, year and major to sally@uark.edu for the next gathering, scheduled from 11 a.m. to noon Monday, Nov. 7. Names will be drawn and students will be notified by Tuesday, Nov. 1.
"Touching base with students in a casual setting and learning what is top of mind continues to be my favorite part of this job," Robinson said.
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Contacts
Sally Adams, executive assistant to the chancellor
Chancellor's Office
479-287-1353,
sally@uark.edu
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