... Commission, the Conway Human Development Center was given a three-year accreditation, according to Bob Clark, the CHDC superintendent. The accreditation was a credit to the high-caliber operations of the CHDA and its commitment to continuous ...

... feel like you've done a good job." NASW chose the Conway Human Development Center as its agency of the year. CHDC Superintendent Calvin Price said, "We're not only grateful, we're extremely honored to be recognized by NASW as their North ...

... employee in Conway and a train hobbyist. The club presented the idea of refurbishing the 24-inch-gauge train to CHDC Superintendent Calvin Price who welcomed the proposal. Club members performed some preliminary routine maintenance, changed ...

... from Sellers' office. The volunteer council is involved in projects not funded by the Arkansas State Legislature or by federal funds. Each project has the support of the CHDC superintendent and the Department of Human Services.

... the field from 11 states and was designed to foster an exchange of innovative program ideas, said Bob Clark, CHDC superintendent. CHDC is the first and largest of the six Arkansas residential facilities for people with developmental disabilities ...

Bob Clark, superintendent at the Conway Human Development Center, will speak on issues and services for the center's 616 individuals with developmental disabilities at tonight's meeting of the United Commercial Travelers Conway Council 864.

... consternation of others, I am still alive," jokes the personable, lighthearted man who is highly regarded by CHDC superintendent Bob Clark and other staffers. His joyful demeanor is captivating. He is inclined to dismiss his medical career ...

... cited for not reporting as parental abuse a case in which a parent was attempting to restrain an aggressive child. CHDC Superintendent Bob Clark admitted that the center made mistakes by not properly reporting incidents, but pointed out that while ...

... m glad to be able to be here with you all today." The firefighters received a loud ovation. Calvin Price, CHDC superintendent, was one of the last to speak before the singing resumed. "I look around this room and I realize a lot of things ...

Calvin Price realized that some changes were needed when he took over as superintendent of the Conway Human Development Center, but he is quick to defend the quality of care at the facility.