Sawdust - Articles

COVER STORY

'Caddo Contemporary: Present and Relevant'

SFA and Caddo Mounds State Historic Site collaborate to showcase meaningful work

Profession of Arms

Col. Clarence Henderson reflects on his 28-year military career

Running for His Life

Cross-country student-athlete shares his miraculous story of surivival

Rising Star

Brigadier general directs U.S. Army Cyber School, builds career in military intelligence

Horses and Healing

Alumna serves on board for Sire Therapeutic Horsemanship

Bringing the Dead to Life

Comic strips, skateboards and zombies, oh my!

Red, White and Purple

SFA's ROTC program past, present, future

CAMPUS LIFE

ROTC Celebrates 50 Years at SFA

Members past and present of SFA’s ROTC program and members of their families came to campus Feb. 22 and 23 to celebrate the program’s 50th anniversary.

ALUMNI NEWS

Mr. and Miss SFA named

Jacob Spies of Douglass and Kristine Cross of Houston have been selected as recipients of the 2019 Mr. and Miss SFA Awards.

SCHOLARSHIPS

Kalkomey Scholarship endowment covers education costs for a student pursuing a degree in the College of Sciences and Mathematics.

Carolyn and Richard T. Skurla Scholarship established to allow Master of Fine Arts students preparing to present their final thesis exhibition to do so without the burden of costs.

VISTA VIEWPOINT

SFA achieved a significant milestone in fall 2018 when enrollment reached 13,144. This achievement was not reached by accident — rather, it was the result of strategic planning and intentional goal setting.

ADVISING 101

John Fontenot, Coordinator, Veterans Resource Center

SFA’s Veterans Resource Center offers guidance for veterans and their families.

'JACKS OF ALL TRADES

Lumberjacks Make Great Aviation Officers: Maj. Erin Braswell '05

Maj. Erin Braswell ’05 can trace the beginning of her journey to a career in the Army back to a single, pivotal day. Now serving as an aviation officer at Wheeler Army Airfield in Honolulu, Hawaii, she was then pursuing a bachelor’s degree in health science and playing softball at SFA. When the events of 9/11 unfolded, Braswell knew she wanted to change her life’s direction and find a way to serve others.