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In observance of the State of Arkansas Memorial Day Holiday, all campuses of ASU-Beebe will be closed Monday, May 29, 2023. Regular hours of operation at each campus will resume on Tuesday, May 30, 2023.

In observance of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Day on Monday, Jan. 16, all campuses of ASU–Beebe will be closed. Regular hours of operation at each campus will resume on Tuesday, Jan. 17.
MLK Day is a federal holiday, which is also designated as a National Day of Service to honor the life and achievements of Dr. King, an influential civil rights leader.

Your friends at ASU-Beebe wish you and yours Happy Holidays!

Please note that all campuses will be closed for the holidays today at 3 p.m. and reopen on Tuesday, Jan. 3. Spring classes begin Monday, Jan. 9.

To register for next semester, visit www.asub.edu.

The gift of education is a gift that lasts a lifetime. Enroll NOW for Spring 2023 classes. Visit www.ASUB.edu today.

Thank you to Stallion Transportation Group!

On Nov. 15, the ASU-Beebe Business Club received a $5,000 donation from Stallion Transportation Group at their office located in Beebe.

Afterward, Butch Rice and Jeff Holt chatted with the students and faculty about business opportunities with the company and shared encouraging advice during a casual Q&A.

View the entire story at: https://www.asub.edu/news-information/posts/stallion-donation2022.aspx

Members of the ASU-Beebe Heber Springs Development Council met earlier today on the Heber Springs campus, which is located at the base of Sugarloaf in Heber Springs. The campus has been offering courses since the fall of 1997.

Pictured (left to right), front row: Lindsey Reynolds, Heber Springs campus Community Relations; Andrea Cole, ASUB Development Officer/Major Gifts; middle row: Cody McMichael, Campus Operations Manager for Heber Springs campus; Ali Sugg, with 101.9 The Lake radio station; and Julie Murray, Director of Heber Springs Chamber of Commerce; back row: Brett Graham, with First Security Bank; Cleburne County Judge Jerry Holmes; Pat McNair with Walters-McNair Appraisal Service; Rebecca Lynn, attorney; and Howard Chapin, retired First Security Bank president.

Others in attendance were Dr. Jennifer Methvin, ASUB Chancellor and Rose Mary Jackson, Associate Vice Chancellor for Institutional Advancement.

ASUB Heber Springs Development Council members not pictured were Jack Dowell, chairman, Bill Davis, Mike Gibson, Joe Giroir, and Charlotte Lacy.

: Legacy

The E.H. “Doc” & Ruth Abington Scholarship was established in 1999 to further the education of students in the community.

The “Abington” name is a legacy that has been associated with this university since the beginning.

In 1927, State Senator William H. Abington, a local medical doctor and a prominent member of the Beebe community, proposed and successfully lobbied for legislation to establish an agricultural school in the center of the State of Arkansas.

Along with his brother E.H. Abington, they donated the land for Beebe Junior College, which later became Arkansas State University-Beebe.

As founders of this institution and the vision they had, the college library has been named ASU-Beebe Abington Library in their honor.

For more information, view the ASUB website at www.asub.edu.

Several non-credit courses in ASU-Beebe's Community Education will be offered during the month of September.

Digital Photography Workshop
Thursdays, September 6 and 13
6 p.m. to 9 p.m.
Heber Springs Campus, Student Services & Administration Building, McCoy Room
Cost $45.

Intro to Excel
Thursday, September 13
5:30 p.m. to 8:30 pm.
Heber Spring Campus, Academic Center, Room 148
Cost $30.

Meditation & Creative Journaling Workshop
Thursdays, Sept 13 - Oct 4
6 p.m. to 7:30 p.m.
Heber Springs Campus, Academic Center, Room 108
Cost $35.

To register, call 501.362.1273

To view the Community Education schedule, open the following link at http://www.asub.edu/academics/community-education/

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