Eighteen students from the Honors College at Southern Arkansas University, Magnolia, recently returned from a three-day trip to historic Natchez, Miss.
“We had a wonderful time,” said David Wingfield, a staff member of the Honors College. “We could not have asked for a more perfect trip for our students.”
After leaving the SAU campus on a Friday
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
Dr. Asa G. Hilliard never believed that he would be involved in education. Hilliard is the Fuller E. Callaway professor of urban education at Georgia State University, with joint appointments in the Department of Educational Policy Studies and the Department of Educational Psychology/Special Education.
Hilliard was recently on the campus of Southern Arkansas University, Magnolia, to
The Small Business Development Center at Southern Arkansas University, Magnolia, and the Magnolia Chamber of Commerce will present “Act Now! Disaster Preparedness for Small Business” from 1 to 4 p.m. on Thursday, Dec. 8, in room 210 of the Donald W. Reynolds Campus and Community Center.
This three-hour seminar will provide participants with the background information
Ramona Wood, center, is the November featured artist of theDepartment of Art and Design at Southern Arkansas University.
Wood’s exhibition shows the process that she took from the preliminary sketches to the cut paper and fabric illustrations in her book “Now Catlin Can:A donated organ helps a child
The “World’s Largest Holiday Candle” will be lit at the annual “Celebration of Lights” at Southern Arkansas University, Magnolia, to be held this year on Thursday, Dec. 1.
“This is one of the most popular events on campus each year,” said Mark Trout, director of Communications at SAU. “It’s certainly one of the most popular events
Nineteen interns from the College of Business at Southern Arkansas University, Magnolia, participated in various internships in four states during the summer and fall of 2005.
“These interns have been able to see knowledge learned in class applied, have been exposed to the areas of their disciplines, and have developed better interpersonal skills through contacts with
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
Students, faculty, technology, and commitment were factors in the reaffirmation of accreditation of the Social Work program at Southern Arkansas University, Magnolia, by the Council on Social Work Education’s Commission on Accreditation through October 2013.
“To receive the full eight-year reaffirmation, without interim reports, speaks to the quality of our program and the accomplishments of our
