Each year, U.S. Army Cadet Command recognizes the top-tiered cadets from Senior ROTC programs and the United States Military Academy by inviting them to the Gen. George C. Marshall Leadership and Awards seminar.
Distinguished Alumni awards will be presented April 12 to Charles Payne, Chris and Debra Wewers, and the late Eula Thomas. Nathan Goodnight will receive the “H” Award, and the Young Alumni Award will be presented to Kassadi Seidenschnur.
Supporters of the university can visit hsu.edu/dayofgiving or call (870) 230-5347 on March 14 to help Henderson fund projects selected by students, faculty and staff.
"I chose Henderson because it has a great business school with engaged professors and staff that will do everything to help you succeed."
"I decided to major in business fairly early in my college career, due to it being a degree that is highly versatile in today’s workforce. I feel that I can pursue several careers with a degree in business."
"I tell my friends and family constantly that I am so glad I chose (Henderson's) nursing program because the faculty and staff are absolutely amazing and caring. It feels like family here."
The receptions will be held February 19 and 20 from 6-7:30 p.m. in the Donor Room at Carpenter-Haygood Stadium. Reddie faculty, staff, students, alumni, and friends are invited.
The work is funded by an $850,000 grant from the Arkansas Natural and Cultural Resources Council (ANCRC), which prioritizes “projects that protect and maintain state-owned natural areas, historic sites, and outdoor recreation.”
The book, co-authored by Dr. Sarah Demmrich, offers a critical analysis of the massive psychological research on religious fundamentalism that has gathered over the past century.
"The education I earned at Henderson (and the professors who made me work to earn it) made me a well-rounded global citizen, fostered my intellectual curiosity, and showed me the importance of being a life-long learner."
"I decided to get a music minor to fill my second semester with classes. I ended up loving all my music classes and understood what was going on, so I decided to major in music education."
The program features student musicians selected from auditions in November. The concert is free and open to the public.
Felicity Frushour, a junior pre-nursing major from Texarkana, Texas, was named first runner-up, and McKenzie Sanders, a sophomore biology pre-med major from Little Rock, was second runner-up.
"A lifelong passion for all things aviation led me to pursue becoming a professional pilot. Henderson is the only school in Arkansas to offer this unique and prestigious aviation degree."
"I have 18 years of aviation experience split between being a student, being a professional pilot, working in aviation management, and being an instructor. Out of all of these, providing quality instruction to students has proven to be the most fulfilling thing I have had the opportunity to do."