We Lead with Care
We care for all communities in Arkansas and beyond by advancing impactful research, engaging in meaningful partnerships, and empowering caring professionals in education and health.
Priority
Caring Culture
Foster a caring culture that empowers all students, faculty, staff, and external stakeholders to thrive.
Priority
Caring Culture
Foster a caring culture that empowers all students, faculty, staff, and external stakeholders to thrive.
Priority
Impactful Research
Advance impactful research that generates knowledge and promotes innovative solutions in education and health.
Priority
Expand service to Arkansas through transformative educational experiences and meaningful partnerships.
Priority
Service to Arkansas
Expand service to Arkansas through transformative educational experiences and meaningful partnerships.
About
WE CARE
The College of Education and Health Professions is embarking on a new era. Dean Kate Mamiseishvili launched the five-year WE CARE Strategic Plan in August 2023. It will guide the college’s work in producing impactful research that improves people’s lives, increasing transformative learning opportunities for students, and engaging in meaningful partnerships across the state. The strategic plan also calls for the college to embrace a culture of caring that empowers people to thrive in all aspects of life.
“The College of Education and Health Professions is uniquely poised to find synergies across its diverse programs and advance growth and innovation in education and healthcare in Arkansas and beyond. The WE CARE strategic plan will propel our college to increased national prominence and greater impact in Arkansas.”
– Dean Kate Mamiseishvili
WE CARE Stories
Healthcare and Education Academy Demystifies Entrepreneurship
The best businesses are born from your bug list. "That’s the list of all the stuff that bugs you all day, every day," said Cara Osborne, an entrepreneur who has launched various successful companies ranging from free-standing birth centers to her current bourbon line....
Speech-Language Pathology Students Participate in Specialized Acute Care Training
Communication Sciences and Disorders graduate students recently participated in advanced clinical training in tracheostomy and artificial airways using specialized equipment funded through a WE CARE experiential learning grant. Although most speech-language...
College Hosts Instructional Coaching Conference to Support Teacher Learning
On July 29 and 30, educators are invited to Hellstern Middle School in Springdale to focus on "Coaching for Hope," the theme of the 2025 Instructional Coaching Conference. Educators will have the opportunity to hone their skills in supporting teacher learning....
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Help us advance our strategic priorities
Education and health are vital cornerstones of economic and societal well-being in every community. The WE CARE strategic plan serves as a catalyst for innovation across healthcare and education and an accelerator of improved education and health outcomes in Arkansas and beyond.
Office of the Dean
College of Education and Health Professions
324 Graduate Education Building
751 W. Maple Ave.
University of Arkansas
Fayetteville, AR 72701
WE CARE: Wellness and Education Commitment to Arkansas Excellence
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