Stephen F. Austin State University

Austin Farmer, a graduate research assistant for Stephen F. Austin State University's Orientation and Transition Programs, was named the 2024 Region IV Outstanding Student Leader at the NODA - Association for Orientation, Transition and Retention in Higher Education's Region IV joint regional conference March 23 in Columbia, Missouri. The Outstanding Student Leadership Award is designed to give special recognition to students for their creativity, energy, enthusiasm and outstanding abilities. This award recognized two undergraduate student leaders and one graduate student leader.

The Micky Elliott College of Fine Arts Dean's Circle at Stephen F. Austin State University recognized six students during the presentation of the annual Dean's Awards April 4, at The Cole Art Center @ The Old Opera House in downtown Nacogdoches.

The Micky Elliott College of Fine Arts Dean's Circle at Stephen F. Austin State University will recognize six students during the presentation of the annual Dean's Awards at 5:30 p.m. Friday, April 28, at The Cole Art Center @ The Old Opera House in downtown Nacogdoches. Megan Bynum, art major from Brownwood; Stoney Shelton, music major from Paris, Texas; Constantina Alexandrides, music major from Fort Worth; Kiya Green, theatre major from Waxahachie; Izabel "Bella" Perez, art major from Waco; and Shanee Cody, art major from Cooper, were selected by the faculty of their respective schools on the basis of their potential to further develop their artistic goals and serve as role models for other students, according to Dr. Gary Wurtz, dean of the Elliott College of Fine Arts.

The Micky Elliott College of Fine Arts Dean's Circle at Stephen F. Austin State University will recognize six students during the presentation of the annual Dean's Awards at 5:30 p.m. Friday, April 28, at The Cole Art Center @ The Old Opera House in downtown Nacogdoches. Megan Bynum, art major from Brownwood; Stoney Shelton, music major from Paris, Texas; Constantina Alexandrides, music major from Fort Worth; Kiya Green, theatre major from Waxahachie; Izabel "Bella" Perez, art major from Waco; and Shanee Cody, art major from Cooper, were selected by the faculty of their respective schools on the basis of their potential to further develop their artistic goals and serve as role models for other students, according to Dr. Gary Wurtz, dean of the Elliott College of Fine Arts.

Students in Stephen F. Austin State University's Department of Kinesiology and Health Science took home several accolades during the 2023 Texas chapter of the American College of Sports Medicine's conference in February, including first- and second-place finishes in an academic challenge and a finalist position in a poster contest. These wins earned the students spots at the ACSM's national competition slated for later this year in Denver. Twenty-four students from SFA's James I. Perkins College of Education attended the event in Waco.