Students Join Beta Gamma Sigma
Eleven Arkansas Tech students and two Arkansas Tech faculty members joined Beta Gamma Sigma during an induction ceremony held at Rothwell Hall Thursday afternoon.
]]> 2010-11 Resident Assistants Announced
The Arkansas Tech Office of Residential Life has announced the resident assistants for the 2010-11 academic year. In all, 68 students will serve as resident assistants in Arkansas Tech's 14 residence halls.
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Suns Put Three on All-GSC Tennis Team
Saki Matsuoka, Brittany Turner and Jessica James are Arkansas Tech's representatives on the 2010 All-Gulf South Conference West Division tennis team, which was announced by the league office in Birmingham, Ala., on Wednesday.
]]> Area Professionals Recognized at Luncheon
Area professionals were honored for their service at the annual Administrative Professionals' Day Seminar and Luncheon at the Lake Point Conference Seminar.
]]> Tech Students Assist in Disaster Drill
Sixteen Arkansas Tech students assisted Saint Mary's Regional Medical Center Thursday morning in a simulated disaster drill. The drill was designed to help the hospital practice its emergency procedures should a disaster occur in the River Valley area.
]]> Hoops for Heart Fundraiser Today
The Arkansas Tech Department of Health and Physical Education is sponsoring the Hoops for Heart fundraiser at Arkansas Tech today.
]]> Wonder Boys Jump to No. 6 in Region
Arkansas Tech is now a serious contender for its first-ever berth in the NCAA Division II Baseball Tournament.
]]> Krueger Awarded Professor of the Year
Arkansas Tech faculty member and longtime professor at Arkansas Tech David Krueger has been named the 2009-10 Professor of the Year by the Student Government Association.
]]> Two Wonder Boys Named All-GSC in Golf
Arkansas Tech's Jonathon Spikes and Ryan Hitt both earned a spot on the 2009-10 All-Gulf South Conference men's golf team, which was announced by the league office in Birmingham, Ala., on Wednesday.
]]> Morales Player of the Year, McIsaac All-GSC
Arkansas Tech's Ana Morales was named Gulf South Conference women's golf co-player of the year on Wednesday when the league office in Birmingham, Ala., announced the GSC postseason golf awards.
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