NSU to offer pre-law classes

NSU to offer pre-law classes

Northwestern State University’s Department of Criminal Justice, History and Social Sciences is offering a prelaw and paralegal studies concentration within the B.A. degree in criminal justice. The concentration will be delivered online and enrollment is currently open for Fall 2013.

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Springhill Chamber to host Easter egg hunt

Springhill Chamber to host Easter egg hunt

The Springhill-North Webster Chamber of Commerce is announcing its 2nd Annual Easter Egg Hunt and Easter Bonnet Contest, hosted by GISFOTO.

The event will be held from 10 to 11:30 a.m. on Saturday, March 23, at the Dixie Youth Fields, located at 100 Kaye St. in Springhill.

NSU grad earns top nursing honor

NSU grad earns top nursing honor

Rapides Regional Medical Center recognized registered nurse Tessia Ratcliff with The Daisy Award for Extraordinary Nurses.  The award, presented in collaboration with the American Organization of Nurse Executives (AONE) is part of the Daisy Foundation’s program to recognize the efforts nurses perform every day.

North DeSoto Middle School awarded $50,000

North DeSoto Middle School awarded $50,000

North DeSoto Middle School has been awarded the prestigious TAP Founder’s Award. The award, which includes a $50,000 prize, was presented before more than 1,200 educators and policy leaders during a special luncheon recently at the 13th National TAP Conference in Washington, D.C.

NSU grad student honored with nursing award

NSU grad student honored with nursing award

Story written by Leah Jackson, NSU News Bureau

Alyea Minter Pollard, a graduate student in Northwestern State University’s College of Nursing and Allied Health, received the Joe Ann Clark Graduate Nursing Education Award, presented by the Louisiana State Nurses Association.  The award was announced during the 12th annual Nightingale Gala sponsored by the Louisiana Nurses Foundation in Baton Rouge.  More than 300 nurses, their families and friends attended.  Katheryn Arterberry, assistant professor of nursing at NSU, was mistress of ceremonies.

NSU students compete in college theater festival

NSU students compete in college theater festival

Northwestern State University Theatre and Dance students participated in the annual Kennedy Center American College Theatre Festival for Region 6 held at the Strand Theatre in Shreveport. This is the first time Northwestern has taken part in the Festival, according to Director of Musical Theatre Andrew Lewis.

Students performed scenes from fall productions of “Smokey Joe’s Café” and “A Midsummer Night’s Dream” as part of an evening of invited scenes.

La. youth can register for 2012 Hunter of the Year awards

La. youth can register for 2012 Hunter of the Year awards

The Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries (LDWF) and the Louisiana Outdoor Writers Association (LOWA) are encouraging hunters 15 years of age or younger to enter the 2012 Youth Hunter of the Year competition.

The contest requires youth hunters to submit a story about their hunting experience along with photographs of the hunt.  LDWF and LOWA will then select a male and female youth hunter of the year based upon the stories and photos that are received.