She has served as theatre program coordinator and associate professor of theatre at Longwood University in Farmville, Virginia, and specializes in acting, movement, dance and choreography, and voice and speech.
The Arkansas Press Association's Journalism Educator Award is given to a person who has made significant contributions to journalism education in Arkansas, either at the high school or college level.
Former Henderson State swimming and diving head coach Coak Matthews passed away June 27 at the age of 66. Red Wave alumni pay tribute to their beloved coach.
The National Association of Schools of Art and Design is an organization of schools, conservatories, colleges, and universities that establishes national standards for art and design degrees, and other credentials for art and design-related disciplines.
The SFF is a prestigious, fully-funded, 10-week education, research, and internship experience focused on socially-directed science and technology.
Miss HSU Jordan Jones and Miss Red River Valley Dawn Coffman are among 92 contestants who will begin competition June 13.
Henderson State University has released the Dean's List and Honor Roll for the Spring 2021 semester.
Horton was the the first African American to receive a degree from Henderson State. His portrait, painted by Ed Martin, will be displayed in Henderson State's Garrison Center.
Henderson students recognized for their creative and academic accomplishments.
For those who participate, the state Division of Elementary and Secondary Education will pay tuition fees for up to 15 graduate school credit hours needed to obtain the endorsement, as well as licensure assessment fees.
Teachers College, Henderson has received three separate grants from the Department of Elementary and Secondary Education to fund institutes and academies this summer in ESOL, Special Education Resource, and Online Teaching. Each of these academies culminates in the completion of ...
Regine Skelton, Forester, State of AR Dept. of Agriculture, Division of Forestry, and assistants, visited with Dr. Martin's Widerness Policy Management class yesterday. "Special Guest" with Tiara Burgess
Scogin graduated from Henderson State in 1989 with a degree in physical education and health (kinesiology) and coaching with a minor in history. She also holds a Masters in Educational Leadership K-12. Scogin lives in Montgomery, Alabama.
The summer workshop in June is a week-long studio experience for students 13-18. Participants will engage virtually in a variety of studio art activities culminating with an online exhibit.
Two events will be held simultaneously in separate locations to follow COVID-19 protocol.