Enrollment is up 15.9 percent for the fall semester at Louisiana State University Eunice over the fall of 2015, according to final regular fall semester enrollment figures released by the university’s registrar’s office.
Enrollment is at 2,906 students.
Natalie Harder, South Louisiana Community College chancellor, spoke Tuesday to the St. Landry Parish Economic Development District Board of Directors. (Photo by Harlan Kirgan)
As legislators haggle over possible massive spending cuts to higher education, a community college leader told a St. Landry Parish economic development group that education is an investment and not an expense.
Bossier District 1 Capt. Lee Hedgepeth sets a couch on fire Thursday in a training trailer at Louisiana State University Eunice during a training session, Evidence Based Scientifically Proven Fire Attack. The training was the last day of a three-day conference at LSUE. The Louisiana Company Officer Leadership Conference was held for the second time at LSU Eunice. The event is sponsored by LSU Eunice, Professional Fire Fighters Association of Louisiana and LSU Carrol L. Herring Fire & Emergency Training Institute. Hedgepeth is an adjunct instructor at the Institute. (Photo by Harlan Kirgan)
About 100 Louisiana firefighters spent three days at LSU Eunice learning skills from leadership to a fire fighting tactic that one of the state’s top trainers calls controversial.
LSU Eunice has partnered with ed2go to offer hundreds of online, instructor facilitated employee training courses. The second Summer Session for many of these courses begins July 15.
New LSU Eunice Chancellor Kimberly Russell meets Allison Briscoe, Student Government Association president and sophomore pre-vet student. Several students attended Russell’s welcome reception. (Photo by Claudette Olivier)
Bringing numbers up – enrollment and foundation dollars – will be some of new chancellor Kimberly Russell’s top priorities when she takes over as LSU Eunice chancellor Sept. 1.
