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About Leah Jackson

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.

Scholars reflect on influence of Toni Morrison

NATCHITOCHES – “She opened doors others could not have opened.  What a gift to the world she was,” said Dr. Holly Stave referring to Toni Morrison, the venerated novelist, editor and professor, who died Tuesday at age 88.  Stave, a professor of English in the Louisiana Scholars’ College at Northwestern State University, is a preeminent […]

Move In Day is Aug. 17

Campus and community volunteers are invited to help welcome the students and their families to campus.

Inaugural AMT class honored with recognition ceremony

Benjamin Gewin, Taylor Kight and Melonia McDaniel are the first completers of an innovative program in which students attend classes at CLTCC two days per week and work in paid positions three days per week in a sponsoring manufacturing facility.

NSU will participate in upcoming events to promote AMT program

Northwestern State University will participate in two upcoming events to promote the Advanced Manufacturing Technician (AMT) GeauxFAME program, a partnership between NSU, Central Louisiana Technical Community College and Natchitoches Community Alliance.

Grad student work to be featured in dual art exhibition

NATCHITOCHES – The Bossier City Arts Council and East Bank Gallery are hosting a dual art show featuring the talents of Whitney Tates and Hillary Frazier, a Northwestern State University graduate student.  An artist’s reception will take place from 6-8 p.m. Tuesday, Aug. 9 at the Gallery, 630 Barksdale Boulevard, Bossier City.

 

Frazier is an award-winning […]

ADVANCE program completes 31st year

The ADVANCE Program for Young Scholars completed its 31st summer program from July 7-27 at Northwestern State University. The three-week academic and residential program is a collaborative effort with Duke University’s Talent Identification Program (Duke TIP) and is tailored for gifted students who are rising 8th – 12th graders.

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