Course Description:

Join us for an informative session on the path to homeownership, presented by Cindy Barton and Garrett Tuggle, Mortgage Loan Originators with First Community Bank. This course is designed to equip students and future homebuyers with a clear understanding of the home buying process, along with practical steps to prepare confidently for purchasing a home.

Participants will learn the fundamentals of credit, the importance of savings, and practical steps to begin planning for a home purchase. Whether you are just starting to think about buying a home or want to better understand how to position yourself financially, this session will provide valuable insights and guidance to help you get started.

The session will be held at UACCB Independence Hall, room 103 on Thursday, May 14, 2026 from 6-7 p.m. Snacks and water will be provided.

Are you interested in flying a drone for business purposes? UACCB's Community and Technical Education Division is offering an 8-week hybrid course that will cover the following topics surrounding UAS missions, i.e. mission planning, preflight procedures, airspace, radio communications, aviation terminology, regulations, airport operations, aviation safety, weather, emergency procedures, crew resource management and more.

Upon completion of this course, you will be prepared to take the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) Part 107 Remote Pilot Knowledge Test. The UAS Licensing course is foundational for unmanned aviation. This course is intended to prepare you to enter the job market as a commercial drone pilot and provide best practices for drone photography, videography, home inspection, aerial mapping and surveying. Upon completion of the training, it will be your responsibility to register at an approved testing site and pay for the Part 107 exam. You are not required to have a drone in order to take this class. Drones will be available for practice and learning.  

INSTRUCTOR BIO

Clint Howard spent 20 years serving the country as a USAF reconnaissance officer and instructor/evaluator aircrew on the RC-135 Aircraft. Major Howard spent the last few years of his career advising Afghanistan government leaders on how to conduct air operations as well as supervising airport operations at Offutt AFB. After retirement from active-duty, Major Howard returned home to focus on furthering aviation education here in Batesville, AR. He is the owner and operator of Oakwood Aviation Services LLC. He is a commercial airplane pilot and a commercial drone pilot. His company currently focuses on aerial photography and education.

Note: The minimum age requirement is 16 or older.  

Cancellations: To cancel a class, five (5) business days' notice prior to the course starting date is required to withdraw and receive a refund.

This introductory course is designed to equip aspiring EMS instructors with the fundamental knowledge and skills necessary to effectively plan, deliver, and evaluate educational programs in emergency medical services. Participants will explore adult learning principles, instructional design, teaching methodologies, assessment strategies, and classroom management techniques specific to the EMS environment.  

• Review the syllabus
• Review the lesson plan

For questions, please call 870-612-2082. 

Instructor

• Thomas Lemon

Schedule

• 5 days, totaling 40 hours
• June 4, 5, 9, 11, and 12, 2026
• 8:30 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. with a half-hour lunch break - UACCB offers affordable dining on campus at The Grill in Independence Hall

Course Objectives

• Understand Adult Learning Principles: Explain and apply key principles of adult learning (andragogy) to EMS education.
• Analyze Instructional Design: Identify and describe the components of effective instructional design for EMS curricula, including needs assessment, goal setting, content selection, and evaluation.
• Develop Learning Objectives: Construct measurable, observable, and achievable learning objectives (cognitive, psychomotor, and affective) for EMS training programs.
• Master Presentation Techniques: Demonstrate effective presentation and communication skills, including public speaking, use of visual aids, and engaging delivery.
• Facilitate Practical Skills Sessions: Plan and conduct effective psychomotor skills stations, providing constructive feedback and ensuring safe practice.
• Implement Classroom Management: Apply strategies for effective classroom management, addressing student behaviors, and fostering a positive learning environment.
• Provide Constructive Feedback: Deliver clear, timely, and constructive feedback to students on their performance.
• Comply with Regulatory Standards: Identify and adhere to relevant local, state, and national regulations and guidelines pertaining to EMS education and instructor responsibilities.
• Commitment to Professional Development: Articulate the importance of ongoing professional development for EMS instructors.

Cancellations

To cancel a class, five (5) business days' notice prior to the course start date is required to withdraw and receive a refund.

CAMP DETAILS

• Dates: June 8-12, 2026
• Age Group: Entering 3rd grade through 7th grade | Fall 2026
• Camp Type: Half-Day | Commuter
• Check-in: 8:30 a.m. – 9 a.m.
• Check-out: 12 Noon – 12:30 p.m.
• Day Schedule: 9 a.m. – 12 Noon
• Light snacks and water will be provided.
• Deadline to register: June 3

Note: Students are encouraged to bring their own device.

The Video Game Summer Camp offers a comprehensive journey into the exciting world of Esports. This program is for students who will enter 3rd Grade through 7th Grade in the Fall 2026. The camp provides a well-rounded experience, exploring the history of video games, fostering essential online safety skills, and encouraging a fundamental understanding of gaming etiquette. View flyer here

CAMP QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS

Check-in Times:

Campers can be dropped off as early as 8:30 a.m. This early drop-off time is designed to accommodate your schedule and provide flexibility.

Check-out Times:

You can pick up your child from 12 Noon - 12:30 p.m. We understand the demands of busy schedules, and our extended pick-up time offers convenience for parents.

Class will be held June 8-12, 2026, Monday through Friday, from 9 a.m. - 12 Noon. The cost is $79. The deadline to register is Wednesday, June 3rd.

Cancellations: To cancel a class, five (5) business days' notice prior to the course starting date is required to withdraw and receive a refund.

Camp Dates and Times:

June 15-June 19, 2026

Grades: 

Students entering 6th through 7th grades Fall 2026

Program:

8:30 AM to 4:30 PM, M-F

Cost:

Join us for a fun-filled week at camp! The program fee of $250 covers snacks, a t-shirt, insurance, and other camp-related expenses.

Lunch is NOT provided. Remember to bring your own lunch. If this poses a financial challenge, please reach out to us before the camp starts so we can explore alternative arrangements.

Fees are due upon registration, but scholarships are available thanks to the generosity of our sponsors. Don't let finances stand in the way of a memorable camp experience!

Location:

This camp is held on the UACCB campus. More specific information will be provided 3 weeks prior to your arrival.

Please call us at 479-575-5657 or email engrcamp@uark.edu with any questions. 

Register Online Here for UA Engineering Summer Camp

Engineering Summer Camp offers students entering the 6th through 7th grades in Fall 2026 the opportunity to engineer like a professional. During this non-residential, week-long, full day program students will apply engineering concepts from multiple fields to a real world problem. This camp is hosted by the University of Arkansas College of Engineering. To learn more >> VIEW FLYER HERE

Build. Code. Create.

The All Abilities Robotics Lab brings participants together to explore engineering and programming challenges using LEGO® Spike Essentials robotics kits. Participants work in teams of two to build LEGO robots, program their movements, and put them to the test in hands-on challenges that blend creativity, problem-solving, and STEM skills.

Each session is designed to be welcoming, flexible, and fun – built for participants who may not have had the opportunity to experience hands-on STEM programs in the past. No prior experience is needed. Just bring your curiosity.

Participants who require personal care assistance should attend with their caregiver or support person.

Registration is required. Space is limited. This workshop is free.

Details

• Monday, June 23 | 2:00 pm – 3:30 pm
• Independence Hall, Room 102 (campus map)
• University of Arkansas Community College at Batesville
• No cost to participate
• Space is limited, registration required

The All Abilities Robotics Lab is part of UACCB's Caring Campus Initiative, a campus-wide commitment to building a college environment — and community — where every person feels welcomed, valued, and supported. Programs like this one reflect our belief that access to learning and opportunity should be available to everyone.

DOWN ON THE FARM: KIDS' COLLEGE 2026

Kids' College is a summer enrichment program designed to spark the imagination and expand the knowledge of youth entering grades 1 through 6. Join us this summer for an adventure of "Down on the Farm" at UACCB in Batesville, AR. 

Note: For the best registration experience, we recommend using a desktop or laptop computer. If using a mobile phone, make sure you have a strong signal or Wi-Fi connection to avoid issues with pages loading or class options displaying. Also, be sure to register your child, not yourself.

Kids’ College will be held July 6-10 for kids entering Grades 1-3 in Fall 2026. 

Program Details:

• Cost: $129 | Fee includes choice of two classes
• Class Dates: July 6-10, 2026
• Class Hours: 8 AM – 12 Noon
• Class Duration: 5 Half-Days | Monday thru Friday
• Snacks: Light snacks and a water bottle will be provided.
• Deadline to register to guarantee your T-shirt size: Friday, May 29, 2026.

Class Schedule:

Choose your favorite two classes from the list of offerings below! Classes are divided into First Period (8:00 AM) and Second Period (10:15 AM). Spots are first-come, first-served, so don’t wait!

• Some classes are offered twice, giving you more flexibility to fit them into your schedule.
• Some classes are offered only once, so choose carefully.
• Final class offerings and availability are at the sole discretion of UACCB.
• A limited number of partial scholarships are available for Kids’ College. Scholarships will be awarded on a first-come, first-served basis, so we encourage early application. To request a scholarship, call 870-612-2082 or email communityed@uaccb.edu.

Don’t miss your chance to create an exciting and fun schedule this year!

First Period Class | 8 AM-9:45 AM | Choose one!

• LEGO Robotics Farm Bot Challenge
• Homestead Cooking & Farm Crafts
• Wiggles & Wellness
• 3, 2, 1 Blast Off!
• Barnyard Creations
• Down on the Farm with Coding & Cubelets

Second Period Class | 10:15 AM-12 NOON | Choose one!

• LEGO Robotics Farm Bot Challenge
• Homestead Cooking & Farm Crafts
• Little Lifesavers
• 3, 2, 1 Blast Off!
• Farm-tastic Discoveries
• LEGO Farming

Detailed Course Descriptions:

LEGO Robotics Farm Bot Challenge | 8 AM-9:45 AM and 10:15 AM-12 Noon
Note: This session is offered both periods. 
Instructor: Scott Phillips
Build, code, and compete in this exciting LEGO robotics adventure! Students will work in teams to design farm bots that haul cargo, pull heavy loads, race through obstacle courses, and even compete in a demolition derby in the Battle Corral. Along the way, they’ll learn basic coding, problem-solving, and teamwork while turning LEGO bricks into hardworking robots. Get ready to build, test, and have a blast! This class is limited to 15 students. 

Homestead Cooking & Farm Crafts | 8 AM-9:45 AM and 10:15 AM-12 Noon
Note: This session is offered both periods. 
Instructors: Melissa Foster and Sara Dew
Students will spend the first three days learning kitchen and food safety while baking cookies from scratch the old-fashioned way—measuring, mixing, and baking their own batch to take home. The last two days will be filled with creative farm-themed crafts and projects, including building a mini greenhouse to grow real seeds and creating a fun 3D farm scene. Along the way, kids will explore where food comes from while using science, creativity, and teamwork. It’s a week of hands-on fun celebrating the joy of making things yourself! This class is limited to 10 students. 

Wiggles & Wellness | 8 AM-9:45 AM
Instructors: UACCB Nursing Faculty
Get ready to move, learn, and have fun! In Wiggles & Wellness, students will discover exciting ways to take care of their bodies through games, wiggling their way through obstacle courses, and hands-on activities. Students will learn about staying active, making smart food choices, and keeping their bodies strong and happy. This energetic class helps kids build confidence while learning that being healthy can be fun!

3, 2, 1 Blast Off! | 8 AM-9:45 AM and 10:15 AM-12 Noon
Note: This session is offered both periods. 
Instructor: Cheri Stephens
Ready for liftoff? In this exciting hands-on class, students will learn the basics of rocketry while designing and building their very own rocket. They’ll explore different rocket styles, launch their creations, and collect data to see how high they soar. Then it’s back to the drawing board to improve their design for an even bigger blast-off! Get ready to learn, build, launch—and have a sky-high adventure! This class is limited to 15 students. 

Barnyard Creations | 8 AM-9:45 AM
Instructor: Melanie Brustrom
Let your imagination run free around the farm as you create farm animal themed arts and crafts. Students will enjoy a fun-filled week painting pigs on canvases, creating oil pastel rooster pictures, cow drawings, goat puppets, and stick horses. Join us for a "moo"-velous week!

Down on the Farm with Coding & Cubelets | 8 AM-9:45 AM
Instructor: Denise Hogan
Get ready to explore how farms use coding, robotics, and cool technology to grow our food! In this hands-on class, students will learn basic programming terms and practice their skills through fun online coding activities. Campers will use Cubelets to build and solve farm-themed challenges, like creating an autonomous farm vehicle and a food-processing robot. Along the way, they’ll discover how modern farmers use technology every day. It’s the perfect mix of agriculture, creativity, and high-tech fun!

Little Lifesavers | 10:15 AM-12 Noon
Instructors: UACCB Nursing Faculty
Calling all future heroes! In Little Lifesavers, kids will explore the exciting world of healthcare through hands-on activities like “nurse for a day,” basic first aid, and fun medical projects like cast making. They’ll learn how doctors, nurses, and first responders help their communities while practicing teamwork, curiosity, and compassion. This class gives students a chance to try real-life helping skills in a fun and exciting way!

Farm-tastic Discoveries | 10:15 AM-12 Noon
Instructor: Melanie Brustrom
Join us for a week filled with Farm-tastic Science Discoveries. Students will plant bean seeds to take home, create a worm farm, engineer an irrigation system out of recycled materials, and make homemade butter. It's sure to be an "udderly" awesome week!

LEGO Farming | 10:15 AM-12 Noon
Instructor: Denise Hogan
Students will work collaboratively in small groups to design and build a LEGO farm. Through hands-on building, discussion, and reflection, students will explore how farms function, the types of farms that exist, and the structures, animals, machines, and food systems farms need to operate.

Cancellations: To cancel a class, five (5) business days' notice prior to the course starting date is required to withdraw and receive a refund. 

DOWN ON THE FARM: KIDS' COLLEGE 2026

Kids' College is a summer enrichment program designed to spark the imagination and expand the knowledge of youth entering grades 1 through 6. Join us this summer for an adventure of "Down on the Farm" at UACCB in Batesville, AR. 

Note: For the best registration experience, we recommend using a desktop or laptop computer. If using a mobile phone, make sure you have a strong signal or Wi-Fi connection to avoid issues with pages loading or class options displaying. Also, be sure to register your child, not yourself.

Kids’ College will be held July 13-17 for kids entering Grades 4-6 in Fall 2026. 

Program Details:

• Cost: $129 | Fee includes choice of two classes
• Class Dates: July 13-17, 2026
• Class Hours: 8 AM – 12 Noon
• Class Duration: 5 Half-Days | Monday thru Friday
• Snacks: Light snacks and a water bottle will be provided.
• Deadline to register to guarantee your T-shirt size: Friday, May 29, 2026.

Class Schedule:

Choose your favorite two classes from the list of offerings below! Classes are divided into First Period (8:00 AM) and Second Period (10:15 AM). Spots are first-come, first-served, so don’t wait!

• Some classes are offered twice, giving you more flexibility to fit them into your schedule.
• Some classes are offered only once, so choose carefully.
• Final class offerings and availability are at the sole discretion of UACCB.
• A limited number of partial scholarships are available for Kids’ College. Scholarships will be awarded on a first-come, first-served basis, so we encourage early application. To request a scholarship, call 870-612-2082 or email communityed@uaccb.edu.

Don’t miss your chance to create an exciting and fun schedule this year!

First Period Class | 8 AM-9:45 AM | Choose one!

• LEGO Robotics Farm Bot Challenge
• Homestead Cooking & Farm Crafts
• The Health Hangout
• 3, 2, 1 Blast Off!
• Barnyard Creations
• Down on the Farm with Coding & Cubelets

Second Period Class | 10:15 AM-12 NOON | Choose one!

• LEGO Robotics Farm Bot Challenge
• Homestead Cooking & Farm Crafts
• The Scrub Club
• 3, 2, 1 Blast Off!
• Farm-tastic Discoveries
• LEGO Farming

Detailed Course Descriptions:

LEGO Robotics Farm Bot Challenge | 8 AM-9:45 AM and 10:15 AM-12 Noon
Note: This session is offered both periods.
Instructor: Scott Phillips
Build, code, and compete in this exciting LEGO robotics adventure! Students will work in teams to design farm bots that haul cargo, pull heavy loads, race through obstacle courses, and even compete in a demolition derby in the Battle Corral. Along the way, they’ll learn basic coding, problem-solving, and teamwork while turning LEGO bricks into hardworking robots. Get ready to build, test, and have a blast! This class is limited to 15 students.

Homestead Cooking & Farm Crafts | 8 AM-9:45 AM and 10:15 AM-12 Noon
Note: This session is offered both periods. 
Instructors: Melissa Foster and Sara Dew
Get ready for a week full of fun, learning, and hands-on projects! The first three days of Homestead Cooking will teach students kitchen and food safety as they bake cookies from scratch, measuring, mixing, and creating a batch to take home. The last two days of class turn into Farm Crafts, where students become agricultural innovators. They’ll design a farm blueprint, build a mini greenhouse, test farm technology, investigate soil erosion, and even create a farm business and marketing plan. This exciting class blends science, engineering, and creativity, giving students a chance to solve real-world farm challenges. By the end, they’ll have tasty treats, cool experiments, and big ideas for the farm of the future! This class is limited to 10 students. 

The Health Hangout | 8 AM-9:45 AM
Instructors: UACCB Nursing Faculty
Get ready to move, play, and learn how to stay healthy! In Health Hangout, students will discover fun ways to keep their bodies and minds strong through games, activities, and teamwork. They’ll learn about fitness, healthy foods, hydration, sleep, and other smart habits. By the end of the class, students will have simple tips they can use every day to feel energized and make healthy choices.  

3, 2, 1 Blast Off! | 8 AM-9:45 AM and 10:15 AM-12 Noon
Note: This session is offered both periods. 
Instructor: Cheri Stephens
Ready for liftoff? In this exciting hands-on class, students will learn the basics of rocketry while designing and building their very own rocket. They’ll explore different rocket styles, launch their creations, and collect data to see how high they soar. Then it’s back to the drawing board to improve their design for an even bigger blast-off! Get ready to learn, build, launch—and have a sky-high adventure! This class is limited to 24 students. 

Barnyard Creations | 8 AM-9:45 AM
Instructor: Melanie Brustrom
Let your imagination run free around the farm as you create farm animal themed arts and crafts. Students will enjoy a fun-filled week painting pigs on canvases, creating oil pastel rooster pictures, cow drawings, goat puppets, and stick horses. Join us for a "moo"-velous week!

Down on the Farm with Coding & Cubelets | 8 AM-9:45 AM
Instructor: Denise Hogan
Get ready to explore how farms use coding, robotics, and cool technology to grow our food! In this hands-on class, students will learn basic programming terms and practice their skills through fun online coding activities. Campers will use Cubelets to build and solve farm-themed challenges, like creating an autonomous farm vehicle and a food-processing robot. Along the way, they’ll discover how modern farmers use technology every day. It’s the perfect mix of agriculture, creativity, and high-tech fun!

The Scrub Club | 10:15 AM-12 Noon 
Instructors: UACCB Nursing Faculty
Welcome to Scrub Club, where students who are curious about the medical field will explore the exciting world of healthcare, learn how the body works and how doctors and nurses help people feel better. Through fun, hands-on activities, students will practice basic first aid, explore how X-rays work, and learn about medical tools. They’ll even get creative with activities like making a cast—just like real medical teams!

Farm-tastic Discoveries | 10:15 AM-12 Noon
Instructor: Melanie Brustrom
Join us for a week filled with Farm-tastic Science Discoveries. Students will plant bean seeds to take home, create a worm farm, engineer an irrigation system out of recycled materials, and make homemade butter. It's sure to be an "udderly" awesome week!

LEGO Farming | 10:15 AM-12 Noon
Instructor: Denise Hogan
Students will work collaboratively in small groups to design and build a LEGO farm. Through hands-on building, discussion, and reflection, students will explore how farms function, the types of farms that exist, and the structures, animals, machines, and food systems farms need to operate.

Cancellations: To cancel a class, five (5) business days' notice prior to the course starting date is required to withdraw and receive a refund.