She has traveled around the world and across the United States, but Julia Smith is proud of the fact that she calls Magnolia home.
“I love Magnolia,” said the senior nursing student from Magnolia. “This is my hometown, and I love doing what I can for my community.”
Her goal is to become a nurse practitioner and
Parents, teachers, school officials, youth, and community members are invited to attend a national town hall meeting regarding the prevention of underage drinking from 6 to 8 p.m. on Tuesday, March 28, at the Wharton Nursing Building on the campus of Southern Arkansas University, Magnolia.
Co-sponsored by the Department of Nursing at SAU, this town meeting
For the first time ever, graduate students will have an opportunity to earn a master’s degree completely online from the College of Education and a master’s degree from the College of Science and Technology thanks to two new programs offered by the School of Graduate Studies at Southern Arkansas University, Magnolia.
“The addition of these programs
Walking through the Department of Agriculture in Childs Hall on the campus of Southern Arkansas University, Matt Jackson is warmly greeted by students, faculty, and staff alike. There seems to be an open camaraderie amongst the students and professors.
“This is the best part of our Department,” says Matt, a senior agricultural education major from Bismarck
The Department of Nursing at Southern Arkansas University, Magnolia, will host an open public forum for the community as part of the National League for Nursing Accrediting Commission.
The forum will be from 5 to 6 p.m. on Tuesday, Feb. 7, in the Wharton Nursing Building.
The purpose of this forum is for any individual who might
The hard work of two professors from the College of Science and Technology at Southern Arkansas University, Magnolia, has paid off with the recent opening of the Center for Teaching Excellence in Math and Science.
“Dr. Debe Kincaid and Tim Daniels donated a lot of time and effort to seeing this project get off the ground,”
Hundreds of people enjoyed the grand opening celebration of the Mulerider Stables held on Saturday, Dec. 10, at Southern Arkansas University.
“The Mulerider Stables is truly an impressive project, which will benefit students at the University for generations to come,” said Dr. David Rankin, president of the University. “We are very grateful to the SAU Foundation
Two professors from the College of Science and Technology at Southern Arkansas University recently presented papers at professional meetings in Oklahoma and Kentucky.
Dr. Rudolph Eichenberger, professor of physics, presented a paper at the recent Arkansas, Oklahoma, and Kansas regional meeting of the American Association of Physics Teachers held in Oklahoma City, Okla.
Eichenberger’s work was “Adding
For many years, Dr. L.A. Logan served as a mentor and friend to three young biology professors at Southern Arkansas University, Magnolia. Dr. Henry Robison is the only one who still remains at the University, and he has been awarded the Dr. L.A. Logan Professorship in Biology.
“I am very honored to receive this professorship,” said
Lynne Nielsen, from left, Dr. Joe Winstead, and Lisa Anderson recently sponsored an open house for the Center for Teaching Exellence in Math and Science. Winstead serves as the director, Nielsen is the secondary mathematics instructional specialist, and Anderson is the elementary science specialist. The Center promotes high quality math and science instruction for all
