Axe ’Em, Jacks!
Sawdust Magazine
Fall 2022 Issue
An anthropologist and an archivist study enslavement histories — and are expanding our understanding of the past
Story by Christine Broussard '10 & '20
Cover photo: As an offshoot of his Texas Runaway Slave Project, SFA's East Texas Research Center archivist Kyle Ainsworth organized the Portraits of Freedom art exhibition in 2015, which tasked participants with creating artistic renderings of enslaved people using descriptions from runaway slave advertisements. Then-SFA student Kim Rogers '14 created the cover's featured portrait.
Feature Stories
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Phil Olson '86SFA head track and field coach retires after a successful 35-year coaching career -
Joanna Johnson '08From Space Center Houston to NASA, alumna commands CRONUS console inside Mission Control -
Dr. Eric Anderson '98 & '00Environmental science alumnus builds career restoring ecosystems -
Vimal "Victor" Patel '91Alumnus achieves American dream and offers a dose of Lumberjack hospitality -
Lumberjack Wellness NetworkRe-imagining how SFA promotes health and well-being among students
In Every Issue & Alumni News
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Letter from Dr. Steve Westbrook '81 & '89SFA Interim President -
Letter from Charlotte Ashcraft '08Alumni Association President -
Alumni AwardsAlumni honored during awards banquet -
Whitney Ronzello '09, Blue Horse Bakery ownerJacks of All Trades: Icing on the Cake -
Emily A. Parker ScholarshipEconomics and finance alum establishes scholarship for high-achieving students pursuing any major -
Class NotesUpdates from Alumni -
In MemoriamLumberjacks We've Lost