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Primack Will Relinquish Role as Dean of College of Education and Health Professions This Summer – University of Arkansas Newswire

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Brian Primack, dean of the U of A College of Education and Health Professions
Brian Primack, dean of the U of A College of Education and Health Professions, has accepted the position of Dean of Public Health and Human Sciences at Oregon State University, effective July 1.
"Brian has been not only a great leader for the college, but he is also an active researcher, national expert as well as a valued member of the Northwest Arkansas community," said Terry Martin, interim provost. "We wish him well at OSU."
Primack has served as dean since July 2019.
"I will miss all the wonderful people I've worked with at the U of A," he said. "I'm very proud of what we have accomplished together. The pandemic has been difficult for all of us, but we rose to the challenge and truly made a difference in the lives of our students, the community and each other. I'm proud that our college lived up to the moniker of 'the home of the caring professions.'"
With Primack's leadership, enrollment in the college has increased by nearly 14 percent, and annual sponsored research awards have risen by almost 7 percent. The diverse college serves about 6,000 undergraduate and graduate students, 300 staff members and 180 faculty members. Degree programs include K-12 education, public health, nursing, speech therapy, occupational therapy, exercise science, adult and community education, counseling, and human resources and workforce development.
"Between now and my departure, I'll be working diligently to support the college and ensure a smooth transition to future leadership,"  Primack said.
A timeline for a search will be announced later this spring.
Shannon G. Magsam, director of communications
College of Education and Health Professions
479-575-3138, magsam@uark.edu
Masks will be required in all indoor settings on campus this semester, with limited exceptions, regardless of vaccination status and social distancing.
Members of the campus community will have additional “walk-up” access to COVID-19 testing on campus for the first five weeks of the spring semester. 
The Northwest Arkansas Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Council and the University of Arkansas will honor the life and legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. this weekend with its 26th annual holiday celebration of the civil rights leader. 
The noon vigil will include remarks from students, performances by Christopher Jemison, Stephen Ivey and the Inspirational Chorale, and a keynote address by interim Chancellor Charles Robinson. 
The U of A's equine judging team defended its title and won the National Cutting Horse Association Judging Contest in Fort Worth in December.

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Realm Scans: Navigating the Uncharted Territories of Digital Discovery

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In the expansive landscape of digital exploration, there exists a realm where information becomes an adventure—Realm Scans. Beyond a mere scanning service, this digital haven is where curiosity converges with innovation, and the uncharted territories of digital discovery come to life. Join us as we embark on a journey to unravel the unique dynamics of Realm Scans, navigating through the realms where information is not just scanned but transformed into a digital odyssey.

“Digital Horizons: Exploring the Essence of Realm Scans” is not just a title; it’s an exploration into the multifaceted dimensions of a scanning service that transcends the mundane. This article is an invitation to delve into the layers of technological prowess, user-centric design, and the transformative impact that defines Realm Scans in the dynamic world of digital information.

At the core of Realm Scans lies a commitment to redefining how we interact with information. “Digital Horizons” delves into the innovative features and functionalities that make Realm Scans more than just a scanning service. It’s a digital gateway where documents become gateways to exploration, and information is a portal to new discoveries.

A standout feature is the user-centric approach that defines the Realm Scans experience. “Digital Horizons” explores how user interface design, accessibility, and intuitive navigation are seamlessly integrated to create an environment where users don’t just scan documents—they embark on a digital journey of discovery.

Realm Scans is not confined by the traditional boundaries of scanning; it is a catalyst for a digital revolution. “Digital Horizons” illustrates how Realm Scans empowers users to go beyond the expected, transforming the act of scanning into a dynamic and enriching experience that transcends conventional notions.

As we navigate through the digital horizons of Realm Scans, the article becomes a celebration of the fusion between technology and user experience. It is a recognition that in the world of digital services, there are realms where functionality meets innovation, and where information is a gateway to new digital frontiers.

“Digital Horizons: Exploring the Essence of Realm Scans” is not just an article; it’s an ode to the tech enthusiasts, the information seekers, and the digital explorers who recognize the profound impact of a scanning service that goes beyond the surface. It’s an acknowledgment that in the realms of digital discovery, Realm Scans stands as a beacon, inviting users to embrace the transformative power of information in the digital age.

As Realm Scans continues to redefine the digital scanning landscape, “Digital Horizons” invites us to appreciate the nuances of a service that transforms the ordinary into the extraordinary—an exploration where every scan is not just a document but a digital adventure waiting to be unfolded.

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