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Global Campus Names Xie to Direct Marketing, Communications Team (opens the original)
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The Global Campus at the U of A has named Roxie Xie its new director of the Marketing and Communications Team, effective Sept. 8. She leads strategy, creative and media partnerships to expand access to online, professional and workforce education. She brings more than a decade of marketing experience across governments, financial services, tech, energy, health care, automotive and consumer sectors. "We are excited to welcome Roxie to this role," said Patty Milner, assistant vice provost for inno
Teacher Creates Greater Impact Beyond Classroom (opens the original)
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Kirby Gibson fully embraced her identity as a classroom teacher. Then, she was chosen for the IMPACT Arkansas Principal Fellows Program that includes earning a master's degree in educational leadership from the U of A. "When I first heard about the IMPACT program, my principal encouraged me to apply because she saw leadership qualities that I didn't even see in myself," Gibson said. "Throughout the program, it really shifted my thinking that, instead of just right here in these four walls, my re
Educator Uses Leadership Degree, Fellowship Experience to Help Teachers Grow (opens the original)
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Hope Caruthers taught kindergarten in Monticello, Arkansas, for nine years. Then, while finishing a master's degree delivered online by the University of Arkansas, she moved into an administrative position. "It has helped my career," Caruthers said. "I moved from a classroom teacher to the preschool director at the end of last year. So, I have finished my first year, but we have made so much progress in a year in our district, and I am super proud of that." That's pretty much what was supposed t
Educator Uses Leadership Degree, Fellowship Experience to Help Teachers Grow (opens the original)
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Hope Caruthers taught kindergarten in Monticello for nine years. Then, while finishing a master's degree delivered online by the U of A, she moved into an administrative position. "It has helped my career," Caruthers said. "I moved from a classroom teacher to the preschool director at the end of last year. So, I have finished my first year, but we have made so much progress in a year in our district, and I am super proud of that." That's pretty much what was supposed to happen. Caruthers was cho
Inspired by Her Family, College Leader Earns Degree to Better Serve Parents (opens the original)
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Family is very important to La Taschya Harris. When she enrolled in a doctoral program after 15 years of working with students who are also parents at National Park College in Hot Springs, it was partly to prove she could achieve her dream while caring for her adult son with disabilities. Harris shares that role with another adult son, who has a tattoo that reads, "I am my brother's keeper." Devotion to one another is a value that runs deep in the Harris family. Harris directs Career Pathways at
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