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The second annual Arkansas Liberal Arts and Humanities Day will take place at the Arkansas State Capitol on Wednesday, November 4th, 2026. Undergraduate and graduate students in the liberal arts and humanities disciplines, including fine arts and social sciences, presented their performances, creative projects, and scholarly work at the Capitol Rotunda.

This event celebrates the power of human expression, culture, and critical inquiry while giving students a platform to engage with policymakers, educators, and community leaders. It’s a unique opportunity to spotlight creative excellence and foster meaningful connections across disciplines.

Download the 2025 agenda
ARLAH Program Book 2025

Students from any Arkansas institution of higher education are invited to participate. Students may enter solo or in groups. The application period is currently closed.

For questions or concerns related to the event, please contact:

Event Coordinators:
Molly Alexander-Steele, [email protected]
Arkansas State University

Dr. Kari Harris, [email protected]
Arkansas State University


Or your home institution representative:

• Arkansas State University, Mountain Home
  Tabatha Simpson-Farrow, [email protected]
• Henderson State University
  Dr. Shannon Clardy, [email protected]
• Hendrix College
  Dr. Bill Gunderson, [email protected]
• Lyon College
  Dr. Irosha Nawarathne, [email protected]
• Ouachita Baptist University
  Dr. Nathan Reyna, [email protected]
• University of Arkansas, Fayetteville
  Dr. Jennie Popp, [email protected]
• University of Arkansas, Fort Smith
  Dr. Taylor Martinez, [email protected]
• University of Arkansas, Little Rock
  Dr. Michael Moore, [email protected]
• University of Arkansas, Pine Bluff
  Dr. Joseph Onyilagha, [email protected]
• University of Central Arkansas
  Dr. Steve O'Connell, [email protected]
• Southern Arkansas University
  Dr. Jennifer Rowsam, [email protected]