UAPB Tobacco Cessation

UAPB Tobacco Cessation We recognize the harm of tobacco on public health and are committed to reducing its influence.

Through prevention, education, and awareness, we empower individuals and communities to make healthier choices.

Dr. LaSalle D. Leffall Jr. was a nationally respected cancer surgeon, educator, and advocate for early cancer detection ...
02/17/2026

Dr. LaSalle D. Leffall Jr. was a nationally respected cancer surgeon, educator, and advocate for early cancer detection and prevention. Throughout his career, Dr. Leffall emphasized the importance of prevention, screening, and addressing health disparities that disproportionately impact Black communities. His leadership helped advance cancer education and improve outcomes through awareness and timely care. His work reinforces a critical public health truth: prevention saves lives, especially when communities have access to accurate information and support. UAPB To***co proudly celebrates Dr. LaSalle D. Leffall Jr. and his enduring commitment to prevention, education, and healthier communities.

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Sometimes the healthiest choice isn’t adding more, it’s releasing what no longer serves us. Stress, pressure, and unheal...
02/12/2026

Sometimes the healthiest choice isn’t adding more, it’s releasing what no longer serves us. Stress, pressure, and unhealthy habits can take a toll over time. Prioritizing balance, support, and informed health decisions helps build resilience for the long run. Wellness is a journey, and every step toward healthier choices matters.

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Dr. Joycelyn Elders is an Arkansas native, physician, and nationally recognized public health leader who served as the f...
02/10/2026

Dr. Joycelyn Elders is an Arkansas native, physician, and nationally recognized public health leader who served as the first Black U.S. Surgeon General. Throughout her career, Dr. Elders has been a bold advocate for preventive care, health education, and evidence-based public health policy, challenging systems and conversations that directly impact community health outcomes. Her work aligns with ongoing efforts in to***co prevention, public health education, and policy-driven approaches that support healthier communities across Arkansas. Leadership that tells the truth. Advocacy that drives impact. UAPB To***co proudly celebrates Dr. Joycelyn Elders and her enduring commitment to truth, equity, and healthier communities across Arkansas.

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We are proud to recognize and welcome Dr. Trina Fletcher, Interim Vice Chancellor for Research, Innovation, and Economic...
02/05/2026

We are proud to recognize and welcome Dr. Trina Fletcher, Interim Vice Chancellor for Research, Innovation, and Economic Development to the UAPB To***co Cessation Program. Dr. Fletcher provides strategic leadership for UAPB’s research enterprise, overseeing sponsored programs, compliance, innovation, and partnerships that strengthen institutional competitiveness and support regional economic growth. Her leadership reflects a commitment to research excellence, innovation, and community impact.

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Black History Month is a time to honor the visionaries, healers, and leaders whose work transformed healthcare, research...
02/04/2026

Black History Month is a time to honor the visionaries, healers, and leaders whose work transformed healthcare, research, and access for generations.

At UAPB To***co, we recognize the legacy of Black excellence that continues to shape health outcomes, innovation, and equity, on campus and beyond.

This month, we honor history. We advance impact.
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There’s no perfect day to start a quit plan, and there’s no deadline either.Whether you’re ready today, next week, or ju...
01/29/2026

There’s no perfect day to start a quit plan, and there’s no deadline either.

Whether you’re ready today, next week, or just gathering information, every step toward healthier choices matters. Support is available whenever you decide to begin.


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Interested in building a career that makes a real impact in public health and to***co cessation?Our Graduate Addiction S...
01/27/2026

Interested in building a career that makes a real impact in public health and to***co cessation?

Our Graduate Addiction Studies Program (GASP) helps prepare students and professionals with the knowledge, education, and awareness needed to support prevention and healthier communities.

If you’re looking to grow, learn, and thrive in this field, explore how GASP can support your journey.

Click the link in our bio to learn more.

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As a new semester begins, your wellness deserves a place on your to-do list.Healthy choices support focus, energy, and b...
01/26/2026

As a new semester begins, your wellness deserves a place on your to-do list.

Healthy choices support focus, energy, and balance, all things that matter during a busy academic season. We’re here to support healthier decisions throughout the semester, wherever you are on your journey.

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Now Accepting Applications for MRC Research Funding!The Minority Research Center (MRC) is awarding up to $20,000 to Arka...
01/22/2026

Now Accepting Applications for MRC Research Funding!

The Minority Research Center (MRC) is awarding up to $20,000 to Arkansas investigators conducting studies that address to***co use in minority communities. Priority areas include mental health, dual-use patterns, rural disparities, and to***co use among diverse populations.

This opportunity is ideal for emerging scholars seeking preliminary data or a proof-of-concept to advance high-impact research.

To learn more about the opportunity, contact:
Earnette Sullivan
Minority Research Center on To***co & Addictions
sullivane@uapb.edu

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Today, we honor the life and legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.His vision reminds us that justice, health, and opportu...
01/19/2026

Today, we honor the life and legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.

His vision reminds us that justice, health, and opportunity go hand in hand, and that caring for ourselves and our communities is an act of purpose.

Now Accepting MISRGO Community & Local Coalition Grant Applications!Non-profit organizations across Arkansas can apply f...
01/14/2026

Now Accepting MISRGO Community & Local Coalition Grant Applications!

Non-profit organizations across Arkansas can apply for up to $65,000 through MISRGO’s FY27 Local Coalition & Community-Based Programs RFP.

Funding supports projects focused on Community, Youth, Disparities, and Statewide Youth Programming.

This opportunity strengthens community-led efforts to reduce to***co use and exposure among priority populations.

To learn more about the opportunity, contact:
Ruthie Johnson
Minority Initiative Sub-Recipient Grant Office
johnsonrd@uapb.edu

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Happy New Year from UAPB To***co!As we step into a new year, we remain committed to supporting healthier choices, strong...
01/01/2026

Happy New Year from UAPB To***co!

As we step into a new year, we remain committed to supporting healthier choices, stronger communities, and a brighter future for all. Wishing you wellness, hope, and new beginnings in the year ahead.

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