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Leah Jackson is Northwestern State University's Director of Public Information and Media Relations. She is a 1994 and 2011 graduate of NSU and has been on staff since 2004.

Swing dance class Feb. 29

NATCHITOCHES – Northwestern State University’s Dance Organization of Students will host a swing dance workshop from 5-6:30 p.m. Saturday, Feb. 29 in A.A. Fredericks Auditorium.

 

Admission is $5 per person.  Proceeds will support NSU dance students who plan to attend the American College Dance Association’s annual conference at Florida State University.

 

For more information, contact Sarah Talbot […]

Flavor of Louisiana Feature: Boiled Crawfish

Boiled crawfish prepared by Justin Krouse of Cane River Crawfish will be featured at Flavor of Louisiana, a seafood extravaganza hosted by Northwestern State University to raise funds for student scholarships.  Krouse is pictured with NSU Development staff Jill Bankston, Cori Ragan and Cristy Bernard.  Flavor of Louisiana will take place from 6-10 p.m. Friday, […]

Educators Rising conference brings future teachers to NSU

NATCHITOCHES – More than 350 high school students interested in pursuing careers in education attended the Educator’s Rising Louisiana Conference at Northwestern State University Wednesday. Participants heard from speakers, participated in workshops and competitions and browsed vendors to learn about topics that addressed anti-bullying, using technology, awareness of social issues and degree programs at NSU.

 

Keynote […]

Living Library pays tribute to Ben Johnson’s legacy

NATCHITOCHES – Northwestern State University’s second Living Library presentation commemorated the legacy of the late Ben Johnson, an entrepreneur, civic leader, mentor and advocate in the African American community. Johnson was remembered for his quiet fortitude, business acumen and generosity. Panelists Claire Prymus, State Rep. Kenny Cox, Coushatta Mayor Dr. Johnny Cox, Edward Ward Jr. […]

Astronomy presentation at parish library Feb. 22

NATCHITOCHES – Northwestern State University’s School of Biological and Physical Sciences will present “Astronomy:  What’s Out There” at 1 p.m. Saturday, Feb. 22 at Natchitoches Parish Library, 450 Second St.

 

Professor Michael Scanlan will present a guided tour of the Solar System and beyond, showing planets, galaxies, nebulae and more. His talk will include interesting features, […]

Yankowski print accepted into 2 print competitions

NATCHITOCHES – A print by Northwestern State University Professor of Art Michael Yankowski has been accepted into two national print competitions.  His limited edition, hand-drawn lithographic print is entitled “He Just Couldn’t Shake the Feeling.”   Entries from across the nation in a variety of print media were juried into the exhibitions.  Only 50 works were […]

NSU ADVANCE program accepting applications

NATCHITOCHES – Northwestern State University will host the 32nd summer session of the ADVANCE Program for Young Scholars July 5 – 25.

 

The ADVANCE Program is a three-week residential program that academically challenges and socially engages gifted, honors and/or talented students who are currently in 7th – 11th grades. ADVANCE is a collaborative program with Duke […]

NCPTT will host anthropology speaker

NATCHITOCHES – The National Center for Preservation Technology and Training will host a seminar by Dr. Catherine Cooper, “Exploring human dietary variation through stable isotope analysis of hair,” from noon-1 p.m. Friday, March 13 in Bienvenu Hall Room 114. The presentation will be 30-60 minutes.

 

Cooper is a research scientist at the National Park Service’s National Center […]

Entries open for high school essay contest ‘Remembering Louisiana

NATCHITOCHES – Submissions for the 12th annual Northwestern State University Louisiana High School Essay Contest will be accepted through June 1.  The essay contest is open to all Louisiana students in grades 9-12 regardless of type of school institution, including students in all types of private educational environments, as well as home schooled students.

The 2020 […]

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