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Stephen F. Austin State University dietetics and nutritional sciences students, from left, Tesla Maxwell and Hannah Spring teach alongside Justin Pelham, food, nutrition and dietetics clinical instructor, during the final course of Cooking Matters, a six-week community nutrition initiative offered through the School of Human Sciences in collaboration with the Nacogdoches HOPE Food Pantry.

Two Stephen F. Austin State University students in the James I. Perkins College of Education’s aviation sciences program were awarded the Wings Over Houston Airshow scholarship for the 2024-25 academic year.  

Senior Johnna Edwards from Athens, Texas, and sophomore Sayer Swinford from Magnolia received the $1,000 scholarship intended to assist and reward students who have demonstrated academic potential, leadership and extracurricular involvement.

“Johnna is a leader among her peers and is always one of the first ones to step up to help the under classmates,” said Allen Wilson, SFA’s aviation program director. “Sayer is a natural born leader and promotes camaraderie and teamwork among his classmates. They’re both very deserving of this honor.”

For more information about SFA’s aviation sciences program, visit sfasu.edu/hms/academics/aviation.

Students present their research on topics related to university retention during the Stephen F. Austin State University School of Honors’ sixth annual Honors Research Symposium. The symposium showcased the research efforts of first-year students enrolled in SFAS 1101 "New-Lumberjack Experience."

Pictured, from left, are Isaiah Smith, business economics junior from Allen, and C Welch, a certified fraud examiner and assistant deputy comptroller for midsize and community banks with the OCC