Three natives of Hawaii have each discovered two more reasons to say that Southern Arkansas University feels like home. They each chose to come to SAU from different islands at our 50th state. When they recently realized their mutual connection to Hawaii on campus, a fast friendship developed that has brought them together in unique… Read More
SAU Board honors three important constituents
Three important members of the Southern Arkansas University family were honored at Tuesday’s Board of Trustees meeting, including a retired teacher alumnus who has gifted more than $2 million to SAU Engineering; an SAU professor since 2001 with a distinguished record of teaching, research and public service; and a Board member who has served multiple… Read More
NPC, SAU Announce Bachelor’s Degrees in Hot Springs
Southern Arkansas University (SAU) and National Park College (NPC) announced a degree partnership that will bring bachelor’s degree programs to Hot Springs beginning in fall 2019. The agreement was approved Wednesday, Feb. 27, during the February Board of Trustees meeting at NPC. All four years of the three new degree programs will be offered through… Read More
SAU Biology professor receives INBRE grant to fund undergraduate research project
Dr. Antoinette Odendaal, assistant professor of Biology and Chemistry in the College of Science and Engineering at Southern Arkansas University, secured a $20,000 pilot study research grant from the IDeA Networks of Biomedical Research Excellence (INBRE). The grant period is for spring 2019 and provides support for Odendaal and one undergraduate student. The research centers… Read More
SAU, NPC to announce bachelor’s degrees in Hot Springs
Southern Arkansas University (SAU) and National Park College (NPC) will approve a degree partnership that will bring bachelor’s degrees to Hot Springs Wednesday, Feb. 27, during a board meeting at NPC. The board meeting will begin at 10:30 a.m. in the Frederick M. Dierks Center for Nursing and Health Sciences. A public announcement for students… Read More
SAU Education major inspired to show positive role modeling during internship in the Bronx
Jalen Holland, a junior Middle School Education major at Southern Arkansas University, found inspiration interning at a public school in the Bronx. Holland, from Shreveport, Louisiana, earned an eight-week internship as a teacher’s assistant through the New York City Department of Education. At Laboratory School of Finance & Technology (M.S. 223) for grades 6-11 in… Read More
Womack, faculty accompanist at SAU, to study with master teachers in national internship
Michael Womack, faculty accompanist at Southern Arkansas University, has been named a 2019 Collaborative Piano Intern by the National Association of Teachers of Singing. Fifteen members have been selected to participate in the 2019 NATS Intern Program, a 10-day forum pairing experienced and recognized master teachers with talented early career members. The Class of 2019… Read More
Olivia Faught to serve on national NCAA committees
Olivia Faught, a Southern Arkansas University junior from Alma, Arkansas, has been selected to serve on a national committee with the NCAA. Faught, a Sports Management major, is a member of the SAU Women’s Golf team and a member of the SAU Student-Athlete Advisory Committee. As a member of the National Student-Athlete Advisory Committee (SAAC),… Read More
SAU students attend national gaming convention in San Antonio, Texas
An eSports team from Southern Arkansas University learned firsthand the value of networking at a gaming convention in San Antonio, Texas, Jan. 18-20, 2019. Josh Turner, a senior Mass Communication: Mass Media major from Texarkana, Arkansas, took a group of gamers to PAX South, one of the largest gaming conventions in the country. The group… Read More
International society of educators awards three SAU students with financial assistance
Three education majors at Southern Arkansas University were recently awarded financial assistance courtesy of Delta Kappa Gamma Society International for Key Women Educators. Darcy Dingman was awarded the Agatha Prator Grant for the Spring 2018 semester from Delta Kappa Gamma International’s statewide branch – the Arkansas State Organization – and the Arkansas Community Foundation. The… Read More
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