by | May 7, 2014 | Features, Spring 2014
Crafton Tull Bob Crafton grew up on a farm in Corning, Arkansas, the youngest of fourteen children. When one of his older brothers offered to loan him the money to attend college, he jumped at the chance and majored in civil engineering, because his favorite high...
by | Apr 7, 2014 | Features, Spring 2014
Mechanical Engineering Alumnus Helps Preserve the Story “Our company is driven by the idea of preserving history,” explained Mac Hogan, BSME ’65. At a time when many organizations are struggling to switch from print to digital media, the Rogers Archive provides a...
by | Mar 11, 2014 | Features, Spring 2014, Spring 2016
The Origin of ECAP In 1965, Troy Alley left his home in Pine Bluff to pursue an engineering degree at the U of A. As an African American, Troy knew that life at the university would be challenging, but he wasn’t sure how to prepare. “You’re going where?” a friend...
