November College Expert Newsletter
Choosing a major isn’t a one-time decision, it’s a process that can continue after you’ve enrolled in college. In our November issueWe provide resources to
Two Central Arkansas Bankers will give time to talent shape with one-parent life
To volunteers, Aaron Blives and Lasa Marshall de Bank OZK to introduce one-parent families to
First in the house to attend postsecondary School, one Mom said Aspsf, helped me to keep my head on the water,
Shalonda with her daughter, the son of Kirdarion. Shalonda Garner finds each other in the
Former stay-at-home mom finds a resource from Aspsf to study system
Loretta studies for her postsecondary system. Back to college after 35 years? That’s not that
Admissions Notifications in New Records – The Carnahan Group
This is really the most “competitive” colleges released notifications to the applicants, at the same
Rhea Williams celebrates 10 years of Aspsf volunteer
Rhea Williams works, and worked for 22 years, as a Senior Vice President, director of
Aspsf Recipient Alan Sterling to continue to become a Registered Nurse
Alan Sterling filled his dream fitting a registered nurse. Alana Sterling is one mother two
Considering the organized, Volunteer Erin Poe helps Aspsf students reach your goals
During the past 10 years, Erin Poe has sponteered in all aspects with Arkansas one
With Aspsf to help Jasandra Gil finds stability to readies for graduation
Jasandra Gil, nurses student at University of Arkansas-Fort Smith, said to her daughter, Roselle, is
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Aspsf’s Kerron Simpson works to grow black girl’s representation
Kerron Simpson said he first began to understand the importance representation and their biggest role
Aspsf Volunteer Lajoy Montgomery uses its passion to help one-parent students
Arkansas one parent scholarship fund would like to heartfully thanks Lajoy Montgomery at his time
