It’s 2-22-22 on a Tuesday, so it’s the perfect time to feature students that come as a package deal: twins! For this month’s student feature, meet Kristen and Jennifer Brown. Kristen and Jennifer are fraternal twins from Dover, Arkansas and they are in their final semester at UACCM. Just like their personalities, their courses of study are very different. Kristen chose to major in Psychology while Jennifer is a nursing student. Read on to learn more about this dynamic duo. How are you different from your sister? “We have different personalities,” they both agree. Are there any challenges or benefits that come with being a twin? “The benefit is definitely having a built-in best friend from day one,” said Jennifer, “but one of the challenges is they know everything about you, to the point they know how to annoy you…and will.” Why did you both choose to attend UACCM? They both chose UACCM for similar reasons, such as the small class sizes, affordable tuition, and Jennifer had the added in

On this unique date, 2-22-22, a prankster has stolen our TWO C’s in UA - - M and we need your help getting them back! For today only, search our website, UACCM.edu, and click on two C’s that look out of place. After you find the second C, you will fill out an entry form to win a prize that is better in pairs…wireless earbuds!  How to participate: Go to UACCM.edu Find and click on C's that look out of place After you find your second C, you will fill out an entry form Hit submit and check back here and on social media on 2-23 to see the winner of the drawing! *Helpful hint: If you've visited a UACCM page before and don't find a C, you may need to refresh the page for it to show up! *Helpful hint: Make sure you have cookies enabled and don't block pop-ups from UACCM.edu! Contest Rules: This one-day contest will take place on February 22, 2022 and is only open to currently enrolled students 18 years of age or older. C’s are hidden on www.uaccm.edu pages only. No “C” will b

Valentine’s Day might have passed, but we still want to show some love to our #UACCMAlumni! This month’s featured alumna is Eryn Zimmerebner. Eryn graduated from the Registered Nursing program in December of 2014 and now works as an R.N. at Conway Regional Medical Center.  What was your favorite thing about attending UACCM? I loved the atmosphere. Everyone I encountered at school was there to help us be as successful as possible. The smaller class sizes allowed for more 1-on-1 time between students and teachers. It was easy to ask questions and get help if needed. How did your experience at UACCM prepare you for your career and life today? The nursing program was fantastic. The hands-on experience with the simulation, starting IVs, injections, etc. allowed me to be prepared as a nurse. The education and interaction allowed me to learn the skills I needed to become the best nurse I could be. Why should students choose UACCM? The ability to afford higher education was a big factor for me

Each year, there comes a Sunday in February where we are all focused on one thing: football. Since the first Super Bowl in 1967 when the Kansas City Chiefs faced off against the Green Bay Packers, millions of Americans have gathered around the TV – with the quintessential gameday snacks in hand – to enjoy one of America’s favorite sports. When you sit down to watch the big game, do you ever think about all the behind-the-scenes work that led to a smooth event? From the stadium lights to the halftime show, individuals with valuable skills are the ones running the show. If your goal is to one day be part of the team that puts on this huge event, check out some of these majors that can get you there. Computer-Aided Drafting and Design (CADD) Computer-Aided Drafting and Design (or CADD for short), is a major that can land you a job in the sports industry one day. The production company All Access hires drafters with an associate’s degree, which you can earn right here at UACCM. According t

You’ve met her before as UACCM Student Services Student of the Month, but this time she’s our #StaffSaturday feature. Meet Barbara, Gentry, Administrative Assistant in Admissions! Barbara is a recent alum, finishing her associate degree in business just last year. Barbara says her favorite part of working at UACCM is getting to know the students, staff, and instructors. When she’s not at work, Barbara enjoys relaxing at home and watching her chickens and geese.  Here’s a quick Q&A with Barbara: Why should students choose UACCM? Students should choose UACCM because the class sizes are small and the instructors care. Do you have any special tips or tricks UACCM students should know? Go to class every day, try the Fusion Fries at King Fry, and your flash drive is your life. She also added, “Meet your classmates, love your instructors, and enjoy your time here. It goes by quickly.”

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The Registered Nursing program at University of Arkansas Community College at Morrilton is making big steps towards improving and growing. Beginning in January 2023, Registered Nursing will transition from consortium membership to an in-house program taught exclusively by UACCM faculty.  The program has the prerequisite and initial approval of the Arkansas State Board of Nursing (ASBN), and will receive full approval and licensure from ASBN before the 2023 class graduates.  “UACCM has grown and is now ready to offer its own RN program,” said Darrell Moore, Dean of Health Professions and Natural Sciences. “UACCM sees this program offering as an opportunity to better serve our students as one in a group of up to 48 UACCM students, rather than one of 300-plus in the consortium.” This transformation will have several benefits for incoming RN students. Having local, UACCM faculty will allow students to have face-to-face instruction and more interaction with educators, as opposed to consorti

In the Spring 2022 semester, Cody Porter and Gabriella Charton were inducted into the UACCM Honors Program.  The UACCM Honors Program is designed to promote a rigorous academic curriculum for eligible talented and motivated students. The program provides an enhanced intellectual environment to encourage critical thinking and varied opportunities to expand communication along with cultural and community awareness. Porter, a second-semester business student from Dover, Arkansas, is excited about the opportunities that the Honors Program will afford him. “It is said that you get out of college what you put into it,” Porter said. “I believe the honors program will allow me to academically engage in tasks that will challenge me. In turn, I hope to acquire useful tools that I can utilize in the real world and life after college.” Gabriella Charton, former high school concurrent student and now full-time undergraduate, has also been inducted into the Honors Program this semester. She is an al

This month’s featured #FacultyFriday is Terry Cleaver, surveying instructor! Terry has been an instructor for 19 years now. He is an alumnus of Petit Jean Vo-Tech (now UACCM) and studied surveying and drafting between 1983 and 1984. What is your favorite part about working at UACCM? Getting to know my colleagues and the part they play here at school. What are your favorite things to do or hobbies you enjoy when you're not at work? Enjoy being outside when possible, watching anything Razorback, and playing with my dogs. Why should students choose UACCM? The opportunities that present themselves after graduation. Whether it is transferring to another school to complete a four-year degree, or going to work in a technical field that you trained in here. Good things happen after graduation from UACCM. Do you have any special tips or tricks UACCM students should know? If you like being outside and working with some really high-tech measuring gadgets to help in building the infrastructure