Good morning UACCM! Today is the first day of classes! (which, if you are a student, I hope you already knew this!) Eat a good breakfast, dress warm, and drive safe!
On March 10, Timberwolves everywhere will unite for one day of giving – a day long giving event that will support UACCM students and programs. Today, we highlight UACCM student Jamie Palm, who has combined her determination and perseverance with the on-campus aid that UACCM provides to pave the way to a better future. "I notice the Timberwolf pantries everywhere I go. Students don't have to wait, they can grab what they need if they need it," said Jamie. She continued, "There's been many times that I have gone and grabbed a snack to get through the day. It comes in clutch when my funds are low or I am running in between classes each day." Another on-campus aid that UACCM offers is the Student Emergency Fund. The Student Emergency Fund exists to help any UACCM student meet a temporary or unexpected financial need to stay in school. "I learned about the Student Emergency Fund right before the big ice storm last month," Jamie said. She continued...
On March 10, Timberwolves everywhere will unite for one day of giving – a day long giving event that will support UACCM students and programs. Today, we highlight UACCM student Shelbi Wallace, who learned that being a Timberwolf means that you are never on your own. "I was so intimidated by having to do college alone. If I had realized all the resources and support available to students at UACCM, I would have started here sooner," said Shelbi. Shelbi notes the benefit of joining student organizations for her future, but notes how the cost to join can deter students from participating. "I'm joining Phi Theta Kappa Honor Society because I know that group can open doors for me in the future. People may not realize how big of an impact their donation can make." Like those before her, Shelbi has also benefited from the Student Emergency Fund. "I have had to borrow money from the Student Emergency Fund for gas to get to school. I'm thankful the Stude...
The University of Arkansas Community College at Morrilton (UACCM) has received a $150,000 sponsorship of its Automotive Service Technology (AST) lab from the Winrock Automotive Group. The sponsorship provides the Winrock Automotive Group with naming rights over the AST Lab, while also providing the UACCM program with funding that will allow for the purchase of up-to-date equipment, ensuring that students receive the most relevant, hands-on training available. “This generous gift and naming opportunity is unique in that it represents the shared belief of UACCM and the Winrock Automotive Group in the importance of skilled training and the vocational trades in the state and nation,” said UACCM Chancellor Lisa Willenberg. “This gift provides an opportunity to continue training quality auto technicians at UACCM by providing the latest training equipment and diagnostics necessary for training quality automotive professionals,” she continued. The Winrock Automot...