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UA-PTC names Henry-Saorrono vice chancellor for enrollment management
UA-PTC has named Ashley Henry-Saorrono as the permanent vice chancellor for enrollment management and student life.
UA - Pulaski Tech professor named among nation’s top 25 HVACR instructors
Matthew Lemaster, an assistant teaching professor at University of Arkansas - Pulaski Technical College, has been named one of the top 25 HVACR instructors in the United States.
UA - Pulaski Tech to host second annual Workforce Summit on Economic Development and AI
UA-PTC will host its second annual Workforce Summit on April 9, bringing together industry leaders and educators to address labor participation and the impact of artificial intelligence on the regional economy.
Updated UA-PTC enrollment figures show 8% increase for Spring Semester
UA-PTC saw an 8% increase in student headcount compared to Spring 2025, as 2026 Spring Semester enrollment numbers were updated to include the second eight-week semester. The total student headcount is 4,917, which includes the 16-week Spring Semesters and two eight-week semesters.
UA-PTC Art Night and student performance of “Antigone Now” set for April 9
UA-PTC drama student performers present Antigone Now by Melissa Cooper on April 9.
Dr. Seuss classic “The Cat in the Hat” to bring zany mischief to UA – Pulaski Tech April 14
UA-PTC will present "The Cat in the Hat – Live on Stage!" at the CHARTS theater on Tuesday, April 14, at 7 p.m.
Diamond Chef Arkansas 2026 culinary showdown returns April 16
UA-PTC Foundation will host Diamond Chef Arkansas on Thursday, April 16 at the UA-PTC South site at the Culinary Arts and Hospitality Management Institute, 13000 Interstate 30 in Little Rock.
2025-26 CHARTS SEASON
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4/14 - Dr. Seuss’s The Cat in the Hat – Live on Stage!, 7 p.m.
ACUE
At UA-PTC, more than 153 faculty members have improved their teaching practices and have become certified through the Association of College and University Educators (ACUE).