Five students were recently recognized as outstanding students by their departments in the College of Liberal and Performing Arts at Southern Arkansas University, Magnolia.
Jessica Leigh Brown, a double major in criminal justice and political science from Prescott , was named the Outstanding Student for the entire College. She was also the Outstanding Student from the
Sixteen international students from Southern Arkansas University, Magnolia, were recognized during the second annual recognition ceremony for graduating international students sponsored by the International Student Association (ISA).
The recognition ceremony is held to pay tribute to the accomplishments of the international students at SAU.
“We, at the ISA, have witnessed the hard work and dedication of our
Four students from Southern Arkansas University, Magnolia, participated in the 2006 Arkansas Undergraduate Research Conference at Henderson State University in Arkadelphia on April 21 and 22.
“The student presenters are sometimes nervous beforehand, but they are always very glad they did participate,” said Dr. Elizabeth Davis, professor of English and chair of the Department of English
Five students were recently recognized by the Department of English and Foreign Languages at Southern Arkansas University, Magnolia, for placing in the poster contest held in honor of Foreign Language Month.
The theme for this year’s poster contest was “Languages Bring Cultures Together.”
All students currently enrolled in a French or Spanish course at SAU were eligible
Eight students from the Epsilon Theta chapter of Sigma Tau Delta at Southern Arkansas University, Magnolia, attended the international English honor society’s conference in Portland, Oregon. Also attending was Dr. Shannin Schroeder, faculty sponsor, and one alumnus.
Submissions by the students to the conference included academic essays, poetry, and short fiction. Several of the students chaired
As a recipient of a theatre scholarship at Southern Arkansas University, Hardy Bates is required to participate in every production performed by the Department of Theatre and Mass Communication.
Hardy, a junior theatre and mass communication-broadcast journalism double major from Waskom, Texas, feels this requirement will help him in the future as he pursues a professional
The Department of Music at Southern Arkansas University, Magnolia, will present a performance by student concert bands at 7:30 p.m. on Monday, May 1, on the stage of Harton Theater.
The Wind Ensemble, conducted by J.P. Wilson, and the Concert Band, conducted by Sarah Mickey, will perform a concert of standard and contemporary wind band literature.
The
Five faculty members at Southern Arkansas University, Magnolia, were recently honored with awards from the University. Those receiving awards were Dr. Lynne Belcher, Steven Ochs, Dr. Sam Heintz, Dr. Scott White, and Dr. Tim Wise.
Dr. Lynne Belcher, a member of the SAU faculty since 1990, was chosen as Honor Professor at the University. She is
Two professors from the Department of History, Geography, and Political Science at Southern Arkansas University, Magnolia, recently attended the annual meeting of the Arkansas Historical Association held at the Ozark Ford Center in Mountain View.
Dr. James F. Willis, retired professor of history and political science, presented “The Farmers’ Schools of 1909: Origins of Arkansas’ Four
Three very talented students from the Department of Theatre and Mass Communication at Southern Arkansas University, Magnolia, will perform the entire works of William Shakespeare in less than two hours in the play “The Complete Works of William Shakespeare (abridged).”
Performance dates are Tuesday through Thursday, April 25-27. All performances begin at 7:30 p.m. in Harton
