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
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
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
When Joel Williams first arrived on the campus of Southern Arkansas University, Magnolia, he had every intention of becoming a video game designer. Until he took a computer class and didn’t understand any of the course material.
“I was initially a computer science major,” said the senior theatre and criminal justice double major from Hope. “After
Aaron Blandon, a filmmaker, will be this year’s featured speaker at the Kathleen Mallory Distinguished Lecture Series at Southern Arkansas University. The lecture is set for Wednesday, April 19, at 7 p.m. in Foundation Hall in the Donald W. Reynolds Campus and Community Center on the SAU campus.
Blandon, a graduate of New York University’s Tisch
For three weeks Daryl Phillipy will immerse himself in Japanese studies as a fellow participating in the National Faculty Development Institute’s “Incorporating Japanese Studies into the Undergraduate Curriculum.”
Phillipy, assistant professor of theater and acting and directing at Southern Arkansas University, Magnolia, will spend part of his summer on the campus of San Diego State University
The Department of Theatre and Mass Communication at Southern Arkansas University, Magnolia, will present its first play of the spring semester in three-quarter round on the stage of Harton Theater.
Performance time and dates for “Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf?” are 7 p.m. Tuesday through Thursday, Feb. 21-23, and February 28-March 1, 2. Seating will be
Todd Flanagan knew what he wanted to do when he grew up from an early age; he just wasn’t sure how to achieve his goal.
“When I was younger, I wanted to be in the television and do what the people on TV did,” said Flanagan, who will receivehis B.A. in theatre from Southern Arkansas University
The creative dramatics class at Southern Arkansas University will present two plays for children at 2 p.m. on Sunday,Dec. 11, on the stage of Harton Theater on the University campus.
Students will perform “Mary’s Lamb” and “The Clowns’Christmas.”
These productions are free and open to the public.
Pictured are, Hardy Bates, Casey Boddie, Seth Borchert, Tierra Desso, Steven
James E. Reppert, associate professor of mass communication and director of broadcast journalism at Southern Arkansas University, Magnolia, was competitively selected for participation in the International Radio and Television Society Foundation Faculty/Industry Seminar, held Nov. 9-10 in New York City.
Reppert was one of 25 broadcast educators from across the country chosen to participate in “Electronic
