
Ballot Issue Education
Helping Arkansans understand proposed state or local laws on their ballot.
Stacey McCullough
Director
Phone: 501-671-2078
publicpolicycenter@uada.edu
Office:
University of Arkansas System Division of Agriculture, Cooperative Extension Service
Public Policy Center
2301 S. University Avenue
Little Rock, AR 72204
The Public Policy Center exists to provide Arkansans with research-based information and education about public issues. Public issues are defined as pressing and emerging issues that involve multiple points of view and have widespread consequences.
Our goals are to:
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Helping Arkansans understand proposed state or local laws on their ballot.
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Arkansas Citizens Access Network (ARCAN)
AR-CAN offers livestreaming of government proceedings and public meetings throughout
the state. You can watch live streaming of the Arkansas legislature.
The Public Policy Center was established in 2004 by the University of Arkansas System
Division of Agriculture to provide research-based, non-partisan analyses and evaluation
of public policy issues. The Center's goal isn't to tell citizens what to think, but
rather to increase their knowledge and awareness of public issues and participation
in decisions regarding those issues.
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Areas: Entrepreneurship, public policy, agritourism, electronic commerce, rural development.
Program Associate
Areas: Public referendum, local government finance, media relations, environmental and natural resource policy and programs.
Program Associate
Areas: Economic development, public finance, data analysis and visualization, and policy analysis
Director of the National Agriculture Law Center