Regina Taylor (‘10) was recently profiled by AY Magazine. Taylor is the Chief Community Initiatives Officer for the Arkansas Foodbank.
BLACK BOYS, a full-length documentary produced by Chad Williamson (‘10), has been announced as one of the original films picked up by Peacock, NBCUniversal’s streaming service, and will be available to the public on September 10.
Crystal C. Mercer (’19) took part in a conversation with Minnijean Brown-Trickey for the Oxford American on Black history, sorrow, and protest.
Nathan Keltch (’20) has been hired as a mobility specialist with the Department of Public Works for the City of Louisville, Ky.
Adam Kleinerman (’20) has joined the Translational Research Institute at the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences as a full-time Program Manager.
Tabitha Lee (‘14) has been announced as one of the honorees for the 2020 Arkansas Access to Justice Awards, set for October 6. Lee will receive the Outstanding Pro Bono Service Award: Small/Solo Firm.
Justin Murdock (’20) has been hired as a Project Analyst by Boost Midwest, a management consulting company in Little Rock, Ark.
Shandrea Murphy-Washington (’20) has released a book of poetry, “Talking to Myself,” exploring themes of mental health, fear of change, family dynamics, womanhood, and evolution.
Hilary Trudell (‘12) and The Yarn, a storytelling venture based in Little Rock that uses the power of story to amplify voices, build understanding, and create space for human connection, recently partnered with Arkansas PBS to make the its workshops available for free to the public.
Clay Turner (’20) is serving on the board with Lucie’s Place, a nonprofit focused on LGBTQ youth homelessness in central Arkansas.
Andrew Treviño (’18) is the Deputy District Attorney with the Weld County District Attorney’s Office in his hometown of Greeley, Colo.
Renee Tyler (’20) has been announced as the Community Services Director for the City of Eau Claire, Wis.
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