By Su-Ann Tan Southern Arkansas University’s Esther Etim is set to walk the stage of the Miss Nigeria USA pageant held in New York on May 28, 2016. The 19-year old’s journey to be crowned is founded up on her passion for volunteerism. She wants to be a positive representative for Nigeria and use this… Read More
3-year-old cancer survivor Kaylynn Sands gets her wish granted
At the age of three, Kaylynn Grace Sands has fought through cancer treatments with the tenacity and splendor of a warrior princess. She was surprised Monday evening to find that her wish had been granted to travel and meet her princess idols at Disney World. Sands, of Magnolia, entered the Southern Arkansas University armory clutching… Read More
Cashae Louden accepted to Pratt Institute
By Su-Ann Tan Southern Arkansas University senior Cashae Louden’s dream of continuing her education has become a reality with an acceptance and scholarship to the acclaimed Pratt Institute of Brooklyn, New York. As a future student of the large liberal performing arts university, Louden will be awarded a $6,000 semi-renewable scholarship. At Pratt she will… Read More
Cameron Bailey speaks at 12th Annual African American History Celebration
By SU-ANN TAN Southern Arkansas University’s Cameron Bailey, of Nash, was honored with the opportunity to be the young adult guest speaker at the 12th Annual African American History Celebration held at SAU on February 28, 2016. Even though it was the 22-year old Texan’s first time speaking to such a large audience, Bailey’s anxiety… Read More
Youth experience economics activities at SAU
Around 100 students from eight schools in seven counties representing 4-12 grades all added up for a successful economics learning experience at the SAKE event hosted April 8, 2016, at the Southern Arkansas University Rankin College of Business. SAKE (Students Acquiring Knowledge through Economics) offered youth a fun opportunity to visit with SAU students and… Read More
SAU faculty honored with annual awards; Wilson gets Honor Professor
Southern Arkansas University has a tradition of faculty who are passionate about student success and dedicated to doing their best to serve the University, day in and day out. Each year, SAU faculty who exemplify these values across teaching, research, and service are honored with a series of annual awards. We wish to congratulate our… Read More
Raymond Adams offers cancer prevention strategies to Columbia County HEALTH
Raymond Adams, assistant professor of social work at Southern Arkansas University, recently presented cancer prevention strategies among African American men at risk for prostate and colorectal cancer to the Columbia County HEALTH Coalition. Adams has more than eight years of social work practice experience with several different populations, including at-risk and abused children, adults with… Read More
SAU students win 21 awards at PBL Conference
Southern Arkansas University students brought back to campus 21 awards from the annual Phi Beta Lambda (PBL) State Leadership Conference held March 31- April 2, 2016, in Little Rock. SAU Students competed in more than 50 individual and team events of various business-related areas. More than half of the competing students earned eligibility to represent… Read More
Keith Kelley completes dream internship with GAC
Similar to an athlete striving for peak performance, drive and determination propelled Keith Kelley to earn a spot as a collegiate student coach position for men’s basketball his freshman year all the way to a senior internship with the Great American Conference staff. Keith is set to complete his GAC internship and graduate with a… Read More
SAU staff members honored for excellence
Southern Arkansas University staff members were recently recognized for service at the annual Staff Breakfast on Thursday, March 17, 2016. Allen Lachut, assistant director of counseling, earned the third annual Alvin and Irene Brannon Staff Diversity Award, which comes with a $500 honorarium. The SAU Diversity Excellence Awards recognize contributions to promoting, supporting, and improving… Read More
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