"I decided to major in business fairly early in my college career, due to it being a degree that is highly versatile in today’s workforce. I feel that I can pursue several careers with a degree in business."
"I tell my friends and family constantly that I am so glad I chose (Henderson's) nursing program because the faculty and staff are absolutely amazing and caring. It feels like family here."
The receptions will be held February 19 and 20 from 6-7:30 p.m. in the Donor Room at Carpenter-Haygood Stadium. Reddie faculty, staff, students, alumni, and friends are invited.
The work is funded by an $850,000 grant from the Arkansas Natural and Cultural Resources Council (ANCRC), which prioritizes “projects that protect and maintain state-owned natural areas, historic sites, and outdoor recreation.”
The book, co-authored by Dr. Sarah Demmrich, offers a critical analysis of the massive psychological research on religious fundamentalism that has gathered over the past century.
"The education I earned at Henderson (and the professors who made me work to earn it) made me a well-rounded global citizen, fostered my intellectual curiosity, and showed me the importance of being a life-long learner."
"I decided to get a music minor to fill my second semester with classes. I ended up loving all my music classes and understood what was going on, so I decided to major in music education."
The program features student musicians selected from auditions in November. The concert is free and open to the public.
Felicity Frushour, a junior pre-nursing major from Texarkana, Texas, was named first runner-up, and McKenzie Sanders, a sophomore biology pre-med major from Little Rock, was second runner-up.
"A lifelong passion for all things aviation led me to pursue becoming a professional pilot. Henderson is the only school in Arkansas to offer this unique and prestigious aviation degree."
"I have 18 years of aviation experience split between being a student, being a professional pilot, working in aviation management, and being an instructor. Out of all of these, providing quality instruction to students has proven to be the most fulfilling thing I have had the opportunity to do."
To be named to the Chancellor’s List, a student must have achieved a 4.0 grade point average for the entire semester. To make the Honor Roll, a student must have received at least a 3.5 grade point average for the semester.
"Henderson State University has a great and long-standing reputation in preparing students to be successful classroom teachers, building and district level administrators."
"As the years have gone by, I have loved my time here at Henderson, and I have gotten to be a part of so many events and campus activities. I am so grateful that I chose Henderson to be my home away from home."
Henderson State "is one of only a handful of universities in the country to offer such a robust and innovative (digital media) program, and the school's smaller size allows for a lot of hands-on learning opportunities."