Your support will help MANRRS (Minorities in Agriculture, Natural Resources, and Related Sciences) students with presenting their research at the National MANRRS Conference in Memphis (April 2025)!
The UARK MANRRS chapter helps promote the advancement of students in agricultural and related sciences. Members have the opportunity to participate in activities that support academic and professional development and achievement by presenting research at the National MANRRS Conference. Students' research focuses on:
Meet some of our amazing students!
MANRRS presence has grown over the last several years, and we hope to keep that momentum going. To deepen our impact in agriculture, we must increase access and engagement in agricultural research. We are seeking to raise funds to help support students to present their research at the National MANRRS Conference (April 2025 in Memphis). Our goal is to make it easier for students to travel, present, and benefit from the conference professional development. #weARmanrrs
Through your generosity, we will be able to provide transformative opportunities for students, equipping them with the skills and confidence to thrive in their careers and make a lasting impact in agriculture. Every contribution, no matter the size, plays a crucial role in shaping the future of MANRRS students. You can help us even further by sharing our project with your family, friends, and colleagues via email, social media and word of mouth! Please share the campaign hashtag #weARmanrrs and the project link!
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Did you know that our students come from every major in Bumpers College? There are 14 interrelated majors and 25 minors to prepare students for rewarding professional careers developing sustainable solutions for food, family and environmental issues.
Did you know our students help support the #1 industry in Arkansas? Agriculture! Arkansas is #1 in rice, #3 in broilers, #3 in cotton, #4 in catfish, #4 in turkeys, #7 in peanuts, #8 in chicken eggs, #10 in soybeans, #11 in beef cows, #15 in corn for grain, #22 in oats, #23 in cattle & calves, #23 in honey, and #24 in hogs & pigs.
In the next 50 years, researchers like us must help farmers around the world feed more people than we did in the previous 100 years.
The official name of the organization became the National Society for Minorities in Agriculture, Natural Resources, and Related Sciences (MANRRS) in 1989. As all are welcome to be members of MANRRS, the organization pledges to foster the advancement and achievement of ethnic minorities in agriculture, natural resources, and relates sciences. Overall, our focus evolves around personal and professional development of our membership as a means to prepare students for opportunities within a global society.
The majority of our expenses comes from hotel costs, staying 3 nights in Memphis. With your donation, we will be able to focus on presenting our research at the conference.
Since 1871, the University of Arkansas has been the land-grant institution and state flagship which remains unchanged — to serve the state of Arkansas as a partner, resource and catalyst by: (1) Providing access to a comprehensive and internationally competitive public education, and fostering student success across a wide spectrum of disciplines; (2) Utilizing research, discovery and creative activity to improve the quality of life, develop solutions to the challenges we face and drive the state's economy; and (3) Contributing service and expertise through outreach, engagement and collaboration.