In the not too distant future…Mike Nelson!
The College of Liberal and Performing Arts at Southern Arkansas University, Magnolia, is excited to announce that Michael J. Nelson has been selected as the 2006 Emerson-Thomas-Crone lecturer.
Nelson is best known to legions of fans as the host of cable television’s “Mystery Science Theater 3000.” He was head writer
Make plans now to step back in time as Southern Arkansas University, Magnolia, celebrates Homecoming 2006, “SAU Goes Retro,” on Saturday, Oct. 14.
“We are very excited with the activities we have planned for students and alumni,” said Ceil Bridges, director of the Office of Alumni Relations at SAU. “For the first time, we have something
The Rosemary Rhea Regional Arts in Education Center and Gallery at Southern Arkansas University, Magnolia, will sponsor Putting the World Together: The Drawings of Will Barnett, a traveling exhibition from the Arkansas Arts Center in Little Rock.
The exhibition will be housed now through Tuesday, Oct. 31, in the Rosemary Rhea Regional Arts in Education Center’s
The Students in Free Enterprise team at Southern Arkansas University, Magnolia, is sponsoring Professional Development Month during October.
Activities include more than 20 seminars which provide learning experiences in a variety of areas, including resume writing, professional dress, etiquette, interviewing skills, and others.
Judge Jess Dickinson, a justice on the Mississippi Supreme Court, will lecture on business
Farmers Bank and Trust and the Southern Arkansas University Foundation will sponsor “An Evening with Col. Oliver North” at 7:30 p.m. on Tuesday, Oct. 3, in Grand Hall of the Donald W. Reynolds Campus and Community Center located on the University campus.
Tickets are now available. The cost is $100 for the banquet only. For an
For the second time in less than a year, Carla Bryant traveled to Asia to participate in a workshop to learn about a different culture and education system.
“I wanted to participate in this program because there is an urgent need to prepare our students to compete in a global market,” said Bryant, a graduate of
For eight hours a day five days a week for three weeks, Daryl Phillipy was immersed in everything Japanese as he participated in the National Faculty Development Institute’s “Incorporating Japanese Studies into the Undergraduate Curriculum.”
“The purpose of the institute was to give strategies to college faculty on how to incorporate Japanese studies into their classrooms,”
Surendra Bhana, professor emeritus of history at the University of Kansas, will deliver the annual Robert B. Walz Lecture at 7:30 p.m. on Tuesday, Sept. 19, in Foundation Hall of the Donald W. Reynolds Campus and Community Center on the campus of Southern Arkansas University, Magnolia. Bhana’s address will be “Gandhi and Mandela in South
Students from the College of Business at Southern Arkansas University, Magnolia, will have an opportunity to hear from a young entrepreneur on Thursday and Friday, Sept. 14 and 15.
Bryan Gallinger, of Seattle, Wash., will speak on topics such as business development, free enterprise, private franchising, and e-commerce. Gallinger will be assisted by Jonathan Oswalt, a
Four chapter members of the Phi Beta Lambda chapter at Southern Arkansas University, Magnolia, attended the 2006 National Leadership Conference in Nashville, Tenn., this summer.
This four-day conference included numerous leadership workshops, national competitive events, and national officer elections.
At the conference, PBL members were given the opportunity to compete in an assortment of events, representing a
