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UA-PTC Launches $1.8M YouthBuild BRIDGE Initiative at Providence Park
UA-PTC officials gathered at Providence Park to announce the launch of YouthBuild BRIDGE, a $1.8 million grant-funded initiative designed to empower young adults while addressing regional labor shortages and chronic homelessness.
20th Annual UA-PTC Foundation Golf Tournament Set for Sept. 18
Mark your calendar for Friday, Sept. 18, for the 20th Annual UA-PTC Foundation Golf Tournament in memory of P.G. Bradford, held at the Country Club of Arkansas in Maumelle.
UA-PTC hosts Fall 2026 Week of Welcome events for new, returning students
UA-PTC has several student activities taking place on the Main Campus and at Little Rock-South for Fall 2026 Week of Welcome.
Summit Community Care has committed $25,000 to establish the "Reaching the Summit" Scholarship Fund at UA-PTC.
UA-PTC receives $1.8 million grant to launch YouthBuild program
UA-PTC has been awarded a $1.8 million federal grant to launch a new program that helps young adults earn their high school equivalency diplomas while learning high-demand construction skills.
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Registration for Fall 2026 classes is open!
It's time to register for the Fall 2026 semester! Get the classes you want as soon as they become available and make sure you're on track to graduate by scheduling an appointment with your adviser!
UA – Pulaski Tech announces dynamic new 2026-27 CHARTS Live Performance Series
UA-PTC has announced its 2026-27 CHARTS live performance series.
"Stick, Steel, and Stone” art exhibit visits UA-PTC Windgate Gallery
“Stick, Steel, and Stone,” an exhibition of contemporary art exploring materiality through jewelry, wood carving, and ceramics, will be on display at UA-PTC Windgate Gallery Aug. 10 – Dec. 3, 2026.
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).