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By Becky Bell on Jul 17, 2007 in College of Liberal & Performing Arts, Faculty/Staff Bulletin, History, Political Science & Geography | 0 Comments
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Category: History, Political Science & GeographyBy Becky Bell on Jul 17, 2007 in College of Liberal & Performing Arts, Faculty/Staff Bulletin, History, Political Science & Geography | 0 Comments
By Crystal Evans on Mar 1, 2007 in College of Liberal & Performing Arts, History, Political Science & Geography | 0 Comments
The Arkansas Archeological Survey’s Research Station at Southern Arkansas University, Magnolia, will host the 49th Caddo Conference Thursday through Saturday, March 15-18, at the Donald W. Reynolds Campus and Community Center.
Professional and avocational archeologists from all over the country will come together with members of the Caddo Nation to discuss Caddo archeology, history, and culture.
“This
By Crystal Evans on Oct 25, 2006 in College of Liberal & Performing Arts, History, Political Science & Geography | 0 Comments
Dr. James Willis, retired professor of history and political science at Southern Arkansas University, Magnolia, discusses the founding of the agricultural institutions that would one day blossom into Arkansas Tech, Arkansas State University, the University of Arkansas at Monticello, and SAU in the current issue of Arkansas Historical Quarterly.
His article is “The Farmers Schools of
By Crystal Evans on Jul 24, 2006 in Alumni, College of Liberal & Performing Arts, Graduate Studies, History, Political Science & Geography | 0 Comments
If you are looking for a leadership position in a public service organization, the School of Graduate Studies at Southern Arkansas University, Magnolia, has a new program that will help you fulfill your goals.
Beginning in the fall, a new master of public administration degree will by offered by the Department of History, Geography, and Political
By Crystal Evans on Jun 28, 2006 in History, Political Science & Geography, Student Life | 0 Comments
From the moment Jake Sisson moved into East Hall and joined other students as the inaugural class of the Residential College on the campus of Southern Arkansas University, he met people that would be friends for life.
“Being a member of the Residential College was amazing,” said the