Eugene Hardeman (E. H.) Abington, a physician, practiced medicine and pharmacy in Arkansas and Oklahoma for mo...

Henry McMillan Alexander brought the city manager plan to Arkansas and served as an adviser to many state agen...

Joel Anderson was a major figure at the University of Arkansas at Little Rock (UA Little Rock) for over four d...

Larry Paul Arnn, who grew up in Pocahontas (Randoph County), became the twelfth president of Hillsdale College...

Alonzo Warren Ashley was a pioneer in the effort to attract African Americans and other minorities to STEM (sc...

James Harris (J. H.) Atkinson was an educator, author, and historian who, through his leadership in state and ...

Richard B. Atkinson was the tenth dean of the University of Arkansas School of Law in Fayetteville (Washington...

Earl Robert Babbie of Hot Springs Village (Garland and Saline counties) is an acclaimed sociologist best known...

William J. Baerg was a naturalist, entomologist, and teacher who served as head of the Department of Entomolog...

Virgil Lyle Baker was an author, playwright, director, and educator who served as a faculty member and departm...

James Albert Banks is an educator who has been called the “father of multicultural education,” a disciplin...

Frederick Wallace Bartell was a Siloam Springs (Benton County) merchant, church leader, and Circuit Chautauqua...

Dorothy Yarnell Barton was a dedicated educator who taught at the secondary level and later as a professor at ...

Clarence Elmo Bell was a prominent public school educator as well as a longtime, influential member of the Ark...

Henry Garland Bennett was an Arkansas-born educator who played a transformative role in the development of the...

George Stuart Benson was the second president of Harding College (now Harding University) in Searcy (White Cou...

Edwin Bentley was one of the eight founders of the Arkansas Industrial University Medical Department, now the ...

In the 1960s and 1970s, Daisilee Hutchins Berry—a physician, researcher, and educator—pioneered the field ...

Rear Admiral Edward Baxter Billingsley was a decorated naval officer and veteran of World War II who went on t...

Albert W. Bishop served in Arkansas as an officer of the Union army during the Civil War and wrote two books d...

Diane Frances Divers Kincaid Blair was a nationally respected educator, writer, speaker, political scientist, ...

Estelle McMillan Blake was a respected and beloved Arkansas college educator whose career teaching English and...

Virgil Tracy Blossom was a professional educator who served as superintendent of Little Rock (Pulaski County) ...

S. Charles Bolton was a longtime history professor at the University of Arkansas at Little Rock (UA Little Roc...

Constance Josephine (Connie) Bonslagel served as state home demonstration agent from 1917 until her death in ...

Joseph Albert Booker—noted editor, educator, and community leader—was for four decades a prominent leader ...

When the Reverend Dr. Peggy Bosmyer was ordained in January 1977 at Trinity Episcopal Cathedral in Little Rock...

Augustus Louis Breysacher was one of the eight founders of the Arkansas Industrial University Medical Departme...

Howard Walter Brill, a professor of law at the University of Arkansas (UA) in Fayetteville (Washington County)...

Ida Josephine Brooks was a teacher and early school administrator in Little Rock (Pulaski County). She was amo...

Charles Hillman Brough was an educator, a promoter, and the state’s twenty-fifth governor. Rated by some his...