The lab produces research and publications related to Adventure Therapy in mental health as well as school settings. It provides workshops, trainings and supervised experiences.

The AR TRAC lab fosters a creative, collaborative and supportive space to drive research, teaching and service to support youth with disabilities and their families navigating the transition into adulthood.

The lab develops and evaluates instructional strategies and technologies for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities that include limited speech.

The lab examines metabolic functions in skeletal muscle in disease conditions and the potential corrective effects of physical activity on skeletal muscle metabolic impairments.

The lab exists to conduct original research to empirically evaluate the effectiveness of classical education and to provide resources for classical educators.

The OEP provides current national, state and regional education research to support state lawmakers and educators in thoughtful decision-making in PK-12 education in Arkansas.

The University of Arkansas chapter of Exercise is Medicine on Campus focuses both on research conducted by a faculty-student team and as a student group to encourage fitness.

This multidisciplinary unit in the Department of Health, Human Performance and Recreation serves to initiate and conduct research focusing upon health, exercise and performance.

This laboratory uses molecular biology techniques to study muscle mass regulation in the contexts of exercise adaptation, aging and disease.

The office as a designated provider for the Association for Play Therapy provides graduate level courses and workshops for students and for mental health professionals seeking certification.

The center advances interdisciplinary research in public health research and communication, health literacy, and emerging media and digital technologies in the U.S. and around the globe.

The School Wellness Lab researches and serves youth, teachers, leaders and other school stakeholders, with a particular focus on harmful substance use among school-age youth.

The unit works to improve — through education, research and outreach — the standard of care for athletes with sport-related concussion. Its research includes data from area players.

This unit advocates for policies and practices enhancing quality of life, facilitates communications on the needs of older adults, and promotes gerontology research and education.

The office, based in the Eleanor Mann School of Nursing, promotes research to improve women's and children's health, and supports students engaged in advocacy and research.