dinner for the community. Greek life Sororities National Panhellenic Conference affiliates Alpha Sigma Alpha (Epsilon Alpha chapter) Phi Mu (Epsilon Omicron chapter) Sigma Sigma Sigma (Epsilon Zeta chapter) Sigma Alpha (Beta Rho chapter) National Pan-Hellenic Council affiliates Alpha Kappa Alpha (Iota Zeta chapter) Delta Sigma Theta (Lambda Mu chapter) Sigma Gamma Rho (Mu Eta chapter) Zeta Phi Beta (Iota Xi chapter) Other Sigma Phi Lambda (Alpha Iota chapter) Fraternities North-American Interfraternity Conference affiliates Alpha Gamma Rho (Gamma Gamma chapter) Sigma Pi (Epsilon Kappa chapter) Phi Lambda Chi (Nu chapter) National Pan-Hellenic Council affiliates Alpha Phi Alpha (Kappa Iota chapter) Kappa Alpha Psi (Lambda Kappa chapter) Omega Psi Phi (Delta Eta chapter) Phi Beta Sigma (Theta Nu chapter) Iota Phi Theta (Theta Upsilon chapter) Band Kappa Kappa Psi (Delta Chi chapter) Tau Beta Sigma (Gamma Omicron chapter) Music Phi Mu Alpha (Eta Gamma Chapter) Notable alumni Jordan Babineaux – NFL football player for the Seattle Seahawks Ken Beck – defensive tackle for the Green Bay Packers in 1959 and 1960 seasons; later, educator and coach in Cotton Valley, Louisiana Bruce Bennett – Arkansas attorney general (1957–1960 and 1963–1966) Kristi Bennett – Police Chief, Texarkana, Arkansas. Ken Brown – former NFL player Joyce Elliott – Democratic member of the Arkansas Senate since 2009 Steve Forbes – Head basketball coach for the Wake Forest men's basketball team Tanner Hudson – former NFL player. He transferred after his sophomore season Dan Kyle – Louisiana politician Tracy Lawrence – Award-winning country music performer Nik Lewis – CFL All-Star football player for the Montréal Alouettes Lynn Lowe – Republican state party chairman, 1974–1980; Republican gubernatorial nominee, 1978 Fred Perry – CFL All-Star football player for Edmonton Eskimos Kenneth Pettway – former NFL player. He transferred after his sophomore season Ron Simmons – Member of the Texas House of Representatives from Carrollton since 2013; reared in southern Arkansas, attended SAU, and transferred to Dallas Baptist University, from which he received a Bachelor of Business Administration degree Frank Spooner – Louisiana businessman and politician; attended first two years of college at SAU in the 1950s Harry Thomason – film & television producer/director of TV series: "Fall Guy","Designing Women" Cedric Thornton – NFL football player for the Dallas Cowboys Tommy Tuberville – Current United States Junior Senator for Alabama; Former head football coach at University of Cincinnati, Texas Tech University, Auburn University, & Ole Miss DeAnn Vaught – farmer