Southern Arkansas University has named William Cattell the inaugural recipient of the Dr. Bob L. Burns Military Service Scholarship. A veteran, retired law enforcement officer, and now a school administrator, Cattell is using the award to pursue his Education Specialist in Rural Educational Leadership degree at SAU, with his sights set on becoming a school
Southern Arkansas University hosted its second year of the Health Careers Opportunity Program (HCOP) Academy, an initiative funded by the Health Resources and Services Administration and coordinated in partnership with the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences (UAMS). The four-week summer session opened in June with remarks from Dr. Jason Franks and closed in July
Recycling is thriving and successful at Southern Arkansas University, and the University just made it even easier for the Magnolia community to be part of it. A new recycling trailer, branded with both Southern Arkansas University and Abilities Unlimited, has been installed along Main Street across from Burger King, providing a convenient location for residents
Southern Arkansas University’s annual High-Powered Rocket Workshop sent student-built rockets into the sky at the Magnolia Municipal Airport, capping off a four-day program in rocket design, engineering and flight. Held in June, the workshop welcomed approximately 30 high school students, undergraduate students, teachers, and college faculty members from across Arkansas. During the four-day program, participants
Southern Arkansas University is proud to announce that three of its students, Cade Browning, Katelyn McKeehan, and Katelyn Mason, have been accepted into the inaugural class at the Arkansas State University College of Veterinary Medicine. Admission into this newly established doctoral program is exceptionally competitive. The three SAU selections met rigorous GPA benchmarks and strict
