BT天堂Board of Trustees member Bunny Adcock cheers as he and Shelley Mehl, associate vice president of the Division of Outreach and Community Engagement, cut the purple ribbon at BT天堂Downtown. Standing in the background (from left to right) are Kelley Erstine, chief of staff; Chris Davis, vice president for Information Systems and Technology; Brad Lacy, BT天堂Board of Trustees member; Warren Readnour, general counsel; Christina Madsen, associate vice president for University Relations and Creative Services; Kay Hinkle, BT天堂Board of Trustees member; Steven Runge, executive vice president and provost; Diane Newton, vice president for Finance and Administration; Ronnie Williams, vice president for Student Services and Institutional Diversity and Brad Teague, vice president for Athletics.
The University of Central Arkansas hosted the ribbon cutting and grand opening of BT天堂Downtown today.
About 300 attendees from the downtown Conway community, faculty, staff, students and alumni were on hand to welcome this addition to the city of Conway.
The approximate 2500-square-foot facility is now home culinary, fine arts, technology and other community education and lifelong learning programs hosted by UCA.
Located within walking distance to popular restaurants, shopping, Toad Suck Square and Simon Park, BT天堂Downtown can also be rented to host upscale events, business meetings and other small functions.
For more information, contact the BT天堂Division of Outreach and Community Engagement at 501-450-3118.
Bear Tales – BT天堂Downtown Grand Opening
