LSU Eunice will hold a short course for rural first responders on working with the news media on Aug. 20. The seven-hour tuition-free course will be held on the LSU Eunice campus. The deadline for registration is Aug. 6.
Billy Fontenot, associate professor of English and coordinator of English at LSU Eunice, was recently awarded the 2015 Teaching Excellence Award by the LSUE Foundation and Campus Federal Credit Union. Fontenot received the award for his dedication to quality teaching and student learning. He was selected for the award by a committee of his peers. From left, are Campus Federal Chief Developmental Office, Ron Moreau; Fontenot; Blaine Grimes, Campus Federal Financial Education coordinator, and Scott Privat, LSUE Foundation president. (Submitted Photo)
Billy Fontenot, associate professor of English and coordinator of English at LSU Eunice, was recently awarded the 2015 Teaching Excellence Award by the LSUE Foundation and Campus Federal Credit Union.
F. King Alexander, president and chancellor of Louisiana State University, speaks at the LSU Eunice commencement Saturday. (Photo by Harlan Kirgan)
Louisiana State University Eunice is in peril if steep budget cuts poised in the Legislature become reality, F. Alexander King, president and chancellor of Louisiana State University, said Saturday before delivering the commencement address at the campus.
Louisiana State University Eunice students listen to F. King Alexander, president and chancellor of LSU, speak during the commencement ceremony Saturday. (Photo by Harlan Kirgan)
Louisiana State University Eunice awarded 203 degrees during commencement ceremonies in the LSU Eunice Health and Physical Education Building.
Dr. F. King Alexander, president and chancellor of LSU, was the commencement speaker.
Keith D. McLaughlin, the final candidate for chancellor of Louisiana State University Eunice, speaks to faculty on Monday. (Photo by Claudette Olivier)
Keith D. McLaughlin, the final candidate for chancellor of Louisiana State University Eunice, spoke to faculty, staff and students Monday, and he expressed his eagerness to serve the college as chancellor.
