Southeast Missouri State University

Southeast Missouri State University's Department of History and Anthropology will feature the work of four historic preservation students in three exhibitions opening April 15 on Kent Library's main floor.

Two Southeast Missouri State University students recently were selected to present their tricuspid heart valve research at the Biomedical Engineering Society Conference in Philadelphia.

Southeast Missouri State University student Rutradarshini Asokan hopes studying and researching the heart can help save lives and prepare her to be a successful cardiovascular surgeon. Asokan, of Seremban, Malaysia, a senior biology major, biomedical sciences option, with a chemistry minor, was recently selected to present her heart atria and valve research at the Biomedical Engineering Society Conference in Philadelphia.

Southeast Missouri State University senior Josh Thibodeaux has been honored with an American Society for Horticulture Science's (ASHS) 2019 Outstanding Horticulture Student Award.

Southeast Missouri State University's Department of Agriculture recently recognized 22 students with outstanding achievement awards for the 2018-2019 academic year during an honors banquet.

Southeast Missouri State University senior Rebecca Gangemella of Warrensburg, Missouri, is polishing her journalistic skills on the sidelines of Redhawks athletics, hoping her experiences translate to a "win" in the sports broadcasting arena after graduation.

Ten Southeast Missouri State University horticulture students have been honored with the American Society for Horticulture Science (ASHS) Collegiate Scholars Award for 2018.

Two Southeast Missouri State University accounting students have been accepted into the IMPACT leadership program of Brown Smith Wallace, a nationally ranked public accounting firm in St. Louis.

Southeast Missouri State University graduate student Seth Sievers of Jackson, Missouri, has been awarded a Student Research Grant by the Central States Chapter of the American College of Sports Medicine for his thesis project surrounding a study of Division I American football linebackers.

David Snedden of Homewood, Ill., is currently employed as a minor league strength and conditioning coach with the Minnesota Twins A-ball affiliate in Cedar Rapids, Iowa. His duties include leading the team through pregame warmup, taking the players through individualized workouts and assisting with player nutrition.

Passion propels Southeast Missouri State University alumnus Nick Palisch of Perryville, Mo. When he's not chasing storms and witnessing tornadoes, he is creating a daily weather forecast on his Facebook page or writing for the Perryville News to let people know what to expect when they head outside.

Southeast Missouri State University junior Morgan Riley of Bernie, Mo., has been named a Golden Opportunity Scholar and will attend mentoring conferences Nov. 3-6 through the Golden Opportunity Scholars Institute.