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."
"We have opportunities and access to the latest technology similar to other, larger colleges in the state. With the skills and degree you can get in Digital Media Production, you can just about move anywhere or stay close to home and find fulfilling work."
From June 25-28, participants will produce their own newscast, sportscast or commercial. They will also gain experience presenting in front of the camera and working behind the scenes.
Henderson State University has been named the “Most Affordable College” in Arkansas. The ranking was determined by GOBankingRates, which analyzed “colleges across a variety of factors, including in-state tuition and fees, as well as room and board.” Approximately 95 percent of Henderson students receive grant or scholarship aid, and academic scholarships are available based on high school grade point average.
"Doctor Who Psychology: Times Changes" is the “regenerated second edition” of his earlier book, "Doctor Who Psychology: A Madman with a Box." It was updated for the 60th anniversary of the popular BBC television series.
Michael Brotherton is conducting research under the direction of Dr. Brett Serviss, a professor in Henderson’s new Natural Sciences program. They recently co-authored a paper entitled “A First Report of Hibiscus mutabilis (Malvaceae) from Arkansas,” which was published in the floristics and taxonomy journal "Phytoneuron."
Arkansas State University System President Chuck Welch today announced the appointment of Arkadelphia native and longtime higher education administrator Dr. Trey Berry as Henderson State University’s next chancellor, effective Jan. 1, 2024.