UAPB Students Earn Top Honors at 1890 Research Symposium
Students from the University of Arkansas at Pine Bluff School of Agriculture, Fisheries and Human Sciences (UAPB-SAFHS) earned top honors at the Association of 1890...
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NEWS FROM THE PRIDE LANDS
Keynote Speakers During UAPB 2026 Founders’ Week Celebration
Tanesha Thompson, president of the UAPB/AM&N National Alumni Association, and newly appointed pastor, Rev. Joshua Pickett, pastor of First Missionary Baptist Church in Pine Bluff,...
Alumni/Events/News
Follow Food Safety Tips for Spring and Summer Months
As temperatures rise and families gather for seasonal celebrations, Arkansans should follow essential food safety practices to protect their health, according to Rachel L. Luckett,...
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Keynote Speakers During UAPB 2026 Founders’ Week Celebration
Tanesha Thompson, president of the UAPB/AM&N National Alumni Association, and newly appointed pastor, Rev. Joshua Pickett, pastor of First Missionary Baptist Church in Pine Bluff,...
Alumni/Events/News
UAPB’s Tim Campbell Named 2026 Arkansas Business 40 Under 40 Honoree
Tim Campbell, executive director of the University of Arkansas at Pine Bluff’s (UAPB) Emerging Scholars Leadership Institute, has been named as one of the 2026...
Alumni/Events/Faculty/Staff/News/Students
UAPB to Present Multimedia Communications Week April 6-10, 2026
The University of Arkansas at Pine Bluff (UAPB) Department of Multimedia Communication will present Multimedia Communications Week April 6-10, 2026. This year’s theme is “Multimedia:...
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After graduation, I plan to pursue a career in legislative and governmental affairs, shaping national policy and creating meaningful change. I love UAPB’s supportive community, which inspires me to grow and pursue my passion for understanding and influencing the systems that govern society.
After completing my degree, I will join Eaton Corporation through the Operations Leadership Development Program to continue building my skills in manufacturing operations. I value the hands-on, supportive nature of UAPB’s Industrial Technology Management and Applied Engineering program, which connects me to internships, professional development, and a family-like network that prepares me for real-world success.
After college, I plan to merge my passions for film, broadcast production, and marketing to create powerful visual content and build a production company that amplifies Black stories. I appreciate how UAPB has strengthened my creativity and prepared me to shape meaningful narratives through media.
After graduation, I plan to launch and scale a portfolio of businesses that reflect my commitment to innovation and leadership. I love that UAPB challenges me to grow, and my program equips me with the knowledge and confidence to transform my ideas into real opportunities.
My goal after college is to teach while earning my master’s degree in Educational Administration, eventually becoming a principal who leads with purpose and equity. I love studying elementary education because it allows me to shape young learners’ earliest experiences and build a strong foundation for their future.
My goal after graduation is to work in the power and machinery sector of agricultural engineering, developing technologies that support the global agricultural industry. What I enjoy most about UAPB is the strong sense of community and the support systems, like Career Services, that truly invest in my success.
