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The Hazard Communication Plan is a program that is intended to inform workers of the chemical hazards in the areas where they work. This program is in compliance with Arkansas Department of Labor Safety Code #12 Public Employees' Chemical Right to Know Act. It...

Laboratories have many hazards associated with them. Safety rules and regulations are created to protect laboratory personnel from unsafe work practices and exposure to hazardous materials. Part of a good safety culture is communication and discussion about sa...

The objective of the Arkansas State University's Laser Safety Program are to assist in fulfilling the University's commitment to provide a safe and healthy environment for employment and learning and to establish and promote safe practices at all times. Protec...

Arkansas State University is committed to providing a healthy and safe workplace. The programs listed below cover a broad range of workers safety issues that affect the health and well-being of University faculty, staff and student employees. 

The objective of the Arkansas State University Radiation Safety Program is to assist in fulfilling the University's commitment to provide a safe and healthy environment for employment and learning and to establish and promote safe practices at all times. Prote...

Standard operating procedures describe the safety measures that are required when using hazardous chemicals. An SOP can address a single chemical, a group of similar chemicals or a process. Any format of SOP is acceptable provided the minimum safety elements a...

In order to operate a state vehicle or private vehicle on state business all drivers must participate in the Arkansas State Vehicle Safety Program. If you are not sure you are in the program, contact Sandra Bramblett in Risk Management at (870) 972-2817 or ema...

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The Office of Risk Management provides guidance and support to university departments by reviewing business activities and components of on-going programs for purposes of identifying and assessing risks, assisting with the development of risk mitigation plans ...

The Workers' Compensation process is simplified through the use of the Company Nurse Hotline. Call 1-855-339-1893, answer a few questions, and the required paperwork will be sent to A-State and the Arkansas Workers' Compensation Commission. For detailed proced...

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS GENERAL FACILITIES MANAGEMENT QUICK FACTS Total Campus Buildings/Facilities - 174Total Interior Building Square Feet - TBDTotal Gross Building Square Feet - 4,372,901.80Number of Acres - 1,066 Who do I call if I have a proble...

How Do I Appeal My Citation? All appeals will be adjudicated according to the rules and regulations stated in the Parking and Motor Vehicle Regulations.  All appeals must be filed within 7 days of citation issuance date.  The fee for denied appeals is...

Who is eligible to purchase a reserved space (contract parking)? A-State faculty, staff, and registered students. How much does a reserved space cost? The current prices for each contract parking lot is published here, with each parking map. How do student...

Student (SD) Permits Student (SD) permits are available to part-time and full-time students. Any student, whether taking one or more online classes, on-campus classes, or both, must purchase and display a parking permit when parking any vehicle on campus.  Pl...

The Testing Center at Arkansas State University provides secure, professional testing and scanning services to support student success and faculty needs. Located on the third floor of the Reng Student Union, the center serves both the campus and the surroundin...

The Testing Center at Arkansas State University administers a wide range of computer-based standardized exams for students, professionals, and the community. Most tests are offered year-round, except during university holidays and campus conflicts. Appointment...

The A-State Testing Center administers a wide range of exams, each with its own payment process and fee structure. Some exams require payment directly through the test provider’s website, while others—such as ACCUPLACER and CLEP scheduling—require payment thro...

The College-Level Examination Program® (CLEP) helps students earn college credit for knowledge they already possess—saving time and money. CLEP exams are accepted at more than 2,900 colleges and universities, including Arkansas State University. CLEP exams ar...

ACCUPLACER is a comprehensive battery of tests to provide information about a student's English, reading, and mathematics skills and is used for placement into initial classes at Arkansas State University–Jonesboro. The test is administered on a computer in th...