Dear Alumni and Friends:
As the director of development for the College of Engineering, I am thrilled to welcome you to Engineering’s online information source for our graduates and their families. We hope the information and news offered here will instantly offer all our alumni a “little slice of Fayetteville” each time you log on to visit. Here are some of the terrific resources you’ll find:
- As an Engineering graduate, you are part of a worldwide community of some 14,000 Razorback engineers. We will profile one of our alumni and share with you his/her story here on our Alumni Stories pages. Check in here to read about the many paths to success our graduates have taken – what you read may surprise you!
- Got news? E-mail us! Send information about a new job, your recent move or “new arrivals” in your Razorback family to EngrAlum@uark.edu and keep the College up-to-date on the goings-on in your family.
- An Engineering education from the University of Arkansas doesn't end at graduation. Take some time to explore the opportunities for you to participate in Engineering programming both on- and off-campus today by visiting our Alumni Events page, and plug in to the global network of Arkansas engineers.
- Want to make a difference? Visit our Volunteer Opportunities page and learn about how to volunteer your time, experience and expertise in ways that will help support the College of Engineering.
- Be an active supporter of Engineering education in Arkansas. Consider the benefits of membership in the Arkansas Alumni Association, or choose to make a gift directly to the College of Engineering. You can even learn about how to create your own legacy in Engineering on our Ways to Give pages.
The University of Arkansas’s Engineering program represents a tradition of excellence in engineering in business and in academia. We look forward to sharing with you the exciting developments under way at the College of Engineering via these pages, and also through the College’s new magazine, Arkansas Ingenuity. Your thoughts, questions and input are always welcome as we work to bring campus to your desktop – email us anytime at EngrAlum@uark.edu get connected!
Yours from Fayetteville,
Peggy Gabriel
