University of Central Arkansas - Scroll Yearbook (Conway, AR)

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EI ' 1u lllillfl l m possesses the knowledge and skill to pursue excellence from the inside of the academic world out. Last spring, construction was started on a new annex to the Lew- is Science Center. This addition ad- vanced the already outstanding science department by creation of an ecology laboratory, an animal care laboratory, a genetics laboratory, and new computer science facilities. There will be in- creased classroom space and a new greenhouse, as well as a plant mu- seum. A new series of study labora- tories will ensure a quiet space for research away from the noise of the main classrooms. From the inside of the science department, a plan was devised to expand the possibilities of furthering the study and development of science. Now, the campus has been presented with an outside testimony of UCA's dedication to promoting education. Social activity and awareness on campus reflect human warmth and goodwill which spread from the in- side of this university outward. In addition to being supportive of advances in its facilities and educa- tional programs, UCA provides outlets for many types of inter- campus activities, representing a wide cross-section of student inter- ests. All manner of groups are re- presented here--political, Greek, honorary, religious, and others--and all are a continuing source of pride for the university. Many on-campus groups are ex- isting proof of efforts that began as the idea of one or two students and blossomed into functioning organiz- ations. It is a credit to UCA that . L. . ll,-jl,,,., , . trance to Main. these groups, as individualized and self-functioning as they are, can work together in harmony to promote a higher level of interac- tion and friendship among the stu- dent body. From the internal, individual voices of students to an extemal network of people and organiza- tions representing scholastic and so- cial excellence, the University of Central Arkansas is an institution which is rapidly evolving into a su- perior standard of collegiate quality in the overall university experience. This comes as no surprise to those who know the secret: Excellence is a process which is the result of starting with a dream and tuming it into a significant reality. It is ac- complished in one way--the way f winners--from the inside out. --Shannon Frach Campus Beauty. Flowers at the front of the campus accent the en- Spirit. Short!Denney Head Resi- dent Carolyn Smith, Robin Wil- liams, Alicia Randall, Vivian Hicks, and Colette Nobles show spirit with their potpourri entry in the 1986 Homecoming parade. Opening 7

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