Southern Arkansas University - Mulerider Yearbook (Magnolia, AR)

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Student Life The Student Affairs Division is designed to provide experiences, activities, and services to assist the South- ern Arkansas University students in performing at a maximum level. Included in this division are the services of orientation, admissions and records, housing, counsel- ing, health services, placement, career planning, learning center, student activities, and campus security. These services are under the direction of the vice president for Student Affairs. The Student Affairs Committee, composed of both stu- dents and faculty, is considered the major governing body in making, advising, and recommending of major policies, non-academic in nature, pertaining to student life at Southern Arkansas University.

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Ta il t H H 11 Ilijiiilents stand behind their MxA'S:'H stands for Men's Alltime Superior Hall to the residents of Talbot Hall. This was their Welcome theme at Homecoming for all newcomers to the Hall. These guys are more than mere residentsg they have spread the word about Talbot living. Talbot sponsors events such as movie nights, education- al programs on CPR and chok- ing and the annual sweetheart contest with Lori Underwood being chosen the sweetest for Talbot men. If you ask director Jeff May the best thing about Talbot Hall, he would say the peoplef, One might imagine that Talbot residents would agree. Accord- ing to Chuck Ford, it is a good place to live, with good people, good times and the graffiti in the rest rooms is great. Their spirit is evident as the picture demonstrates their win- ning pyramid at the pep rally held in the Fall semester. They were also active during Home- coming week. Like Robert Honeycutt says, lt,s a cool place to live. That may be so, but Marty Curtis says, lt's a place I can call home. ARF QQ Vince Dawson prepares for Hallfest '84. The residents of Talbot Hall.