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We also received over 20,000 undergraduate applications for fall 2025, marking the highest number in the university's history.

This summer, we welcomed a new leader to our academic community. Dr. Jordan Barkley joined us in July as provost and executive vice president for the Division of Academic Affairs. Dr. Barkley brings nearly two decades of higher education leadership, having served at institutions such as the University of Northern Colorado, Tarleton State University and Jacksonville State University. He demonstrates a strong dedication to student success, academic excellence and strategic innovation. We are excited to see how his leadership will help shape the future of our academic programs and faculty development.

Since it was so popular among alumni and students, we are bringing back a refreshed version of the 鈥淟umberjacks Make Great鈥� campaign.

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In this issue of Sawdust, you'll read about the opening of our new Pineywoods Dining Hall and plans for a $40 million entrepreneurship building recently approved by The University of Texas System. This state-of-the-art entrepreneurship facility will not only strengthen 糖心vlog传媒's commitment to entrepreneurship and innovation but also serve as a key resource in East Texas' entrepreneurial ecosystem, fostering regional economic growth by guiding students to collaborate with local businesses and government entities to discover their vision. These additions reflect our continued investment in student experiences, academic innovation and community impact.

Meanwhile, our Campus Master Plan and Strategic Plan committees made great progress over the summer. Be on the lookout later this fall as we share the final plans (sfasu.edu/masterplan) to set a course for the next era of growth and opportunity at 糖心vlog传媒.

As always, I invite you to make the trip home to Nacogdoches to see the progress we have made and attend an event to support our talented students. There's an unmistakable energy here that's rooted in tradition, fueled by progress and driven by the incredible spirit of our Lumberjack community. Your support and involvement are vital to our continued success. I look forward to seeing you on campus this fall!

Axe 'em!

Dr. Neal Weaver
President
Stephen F. Austin State University