Department of Aquaculture & Fisheries

Undergraduate Forms

The University of Arkansas at Pine Bluff requires graduating seniors to complete several different forms prior to graduation. The links below provide printable versions for some of these forms. (Printed versions of these forms are also available at the UAPB Administration Office). The following documents are in PDF format.

The Application for Graduation must be completed and turned in to UAPB Administration Office at least two months prior to your expected graduation date. The Breakage Fee form must be completed by all students to graduate and process out of the University.

• Courses
• Curriculum
• UAPB – Tuition and Fees
• UAPB – Apply Online
• Available Scholarships
• Undergraduate Forms
• Aquaculture / Fisheries Club
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• Contacts

• Denise Haynes, AQFI Undergraduate Recruiter
  870-575-8094,
  haynesd@uapb.edu
• Dr. Michael Eggleton, Professor/Undergraduate Coordinator
  870-575-8100,
  eggletonm@uapb.edu

Graduate Forms

The University of Arkansas at Pine Bluff requires graduate seniors to complete several different forms prior to graduation. The links below provide printable versions for some of these forms. (Printed versions of these forms are also available at the UAPB Administration Office). The following documents are in PDF format.

The Application for Graduation must be completed and turned in to UAPB Administration Office at least two months prior to your expected graduation date. The Breakage Fee form must be completed by all students to graduate and process out of the University.

• Grad Guides
• Thesis / Dissertation Preparation Guide
• Grad Forms
• Tuition & Fees
• Available Assistantships
• Scholarships
• Research Programs

• Contact

• Dr. Lin Xie, Professor/Graduate Coordinator
  870-575-8157
  xiel@uapb.edu

Scholarships

Aquaculture & Fisheries Scholarships

AFREL

Welcome to the AFREL the cyber Library for the Aquaculture/Fisheries Program! The AFREL Library is dedicated to providing Aquaculture and Fisheries books, Journals and databases to our students, faculty, stakeholders, and anyone wishing to find information about the Aquaculture Industry.

AFREL is a satellite branch of the John Brown Watson Memorial Library.

We maintain an archival collection of online Journals, books related to Aquaculture/Fisheries field, various fact sheets, theses and reports. The Center was created in 2005 to be a one-stop research center for our students, faculty and all researchers needing information about the Aquaculture/Fisheries field. We are proud to make our services available to researchers of all kinds. Thanks for visiting. We hope to be of service to you.

Available AFREL Databases

Available AFREL Journals

Available Watson (main campus library) Print Journals (PDF file, 10Kb) Download the latest FREE version of Adobe PDF Reader.

For Interlibrary Loan Requests or other library services, please contact Courtney Brown, Library Support Assistant at cjbrown@uapb.edu

Please visit the John Brown Watson MemorialLibrary Home Page or the online catalog page for accessing the University of Arkansas Pine Bluff’s collection, including a range of aquaculture/fisheries references.

This Library Site was funded in part through Title III of the Higher Education Act of 1965, under the U. S. Department of Education’s Strengthening Historically Black Colleges and Universities Program.

• Contact and Hours of Operations

• Woodard Hall, Room 204
  1200 N. University
  Pine Bluff, AR   71601
  Phone: 870-575-8112
• Hours of Operation:
  Monday – Friday
  8:00 am – 12:00 pm
  1:00 pm – 5:00 pm

Aquaculture and Fisheries Club

The Aquaculture/Fisheries Club (AFC) is a student-run organization composed of students, faculty and staff of the Aquaculture/Fisheries Center at the University of Arkansas at Pine Bluff. Housed within the AFC are student subchapters of the American Fisheries Society (AFS) and the United States Aquaculture Society (USAS). The AFC is involved in many activities in the aquaculture/fisheries community and in the Pine Bluff area. Community service events have included participating in the great Arkansas Clean Up, the Salvation Army Angel Tree program, UAPB Homecoming Parade and organizing the Pine Bluff Youth Fishing Derby. The AFC also goes on an annual camping trip to different parts of Arkansas to experience the “Natural State.”

The clubs were formed with the following goals in mind:

• To promote an atmosphere conducive to professional development of aquaculture and fisheries students.
• To provide opportunities for members to prepare themselves for employment in the fields of aquaculture and fisheries.
• To organize and hold social and volunteer functions for members of the Aquaculture/Fisheries Club.
• To promote good relations among the Aquaculture/Fisheries Club, professional aquaculture and fisheries organizations, state and federal aquaculture and natural resource agencies, and public organizations involved in aquaculture and natural resource management.
• To promote the wise use of aquaculture and fisheries resources in Arkansas.

Membership is encouraged by all graduate students. The club consists of some professors and both graduate and undergraduate students. The club is run by students elected by other students. Meetings take place about once per month. See the club poster board on the second floor of Woodard Hall for more information.

Follow the local activities of our aquaculture/fisheries clubs on Facebook.

Below are the clubs’ parent society webpages. Please select the area of interest below:

American Fisheries Society (AFS)  – Link for the Arkansas Chapter

World Aquaculture Society (WAS) – Link to the United States Aquaculture Society

Cooperative Education and Internships

Cooperative education and internship opportunities are available throughout the U.S. for summers or sometimes longer terms. These opportunities are available through various state and federal agencies as internships and other government-sponsored programs. Representatives of these programs regularly visit UAPB and the department to recruit interested students that meet eligibility requirements.

Below are just a few of the unique opportunities of the Aquaculture and Fisheries Sciences program:

• Receive training in essential areas of fisheries biology that prepare students for careers in fisheries management, aquatic ecology, environmental science and related fields with state and federal management agencies or the private sector.
• Acquire critical skills to prepare students for careers in the aquaculture industry, including commercial fish farms, state and federal hatcheries, processing plants, feed mills and other support industries.
• Acquire critical skills to prepare students for careers in the business side of the aquaculture and seafood industries. These careers include positions in sales, marketing, public relations, economics and related areas.
• Gain academic background and research experience to pursue graduate degrees in diverse fields that such as aquaculture, fisheries biology, ecology, environmental science, agriculture and related sciences.