| Outstanding
Students |
Seated
from left: Brittany Delco, General Studies; Amanda Green, Arts;
and Tiffany Segura, Education. Standing, from left: Oliver Batiste
Jr., Nursing; Allen
Latour, Business Administration; Tyson Meaux, Sciences; Patrick
Adams, Engineering; and Tyler Choate, Liberal Arts.
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Every fall
and spring semester, each academic dean nominates a graduating senior
for the Alumni Association’s
Outstanding Graduate award. Nominations are based on leadership, scholarship
and service. An Association selection committee then interviews the candidates
and selects one overall Outstanding Graduate. The Spring
2011 recipient will be announced during the General Assembly Commencement
at 9 a.m. on Saturday in the Cajundome. Here's this semester’s standouts. |
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Sign Here
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Dr.
Patricia Crisp congratulates Comeaux High student Claire Beynon, along
with UL Lafayette President Dr. Joseph Savoie and Director
of Scholarships Adele Bulliard.
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| Dr. Patricia Crisp, director
of the Office of Communication and Outreach for Region VI of the U.S.
Department of Education, congratulated 36 top Comeaux High seniors who
recently expressed their intent
to attend UL Lafayette this Fall. The seniors participated an Academic
Signing ceremony. The event mirrors National Signing Day, when high school
student-athletes declare their intention to enroll at a particular
university. The Comeaux High group was awarded
a total of
$127,000 in scholarships at UL Lafayette. |
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Can
I Buy a Vowel, Pat?
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 On
Friday, UL Lafayette student Andrea Michelle Tuminello will take her chances
with the big wheel
as a contestant on "Wheel of Fortune." The business
student from Baton Rouge, will compete during "College Week," which
starts tonight. Contestants were chosen by producers of the popular syndicated
game show. The show was taped at the Morial Convention Center in New
Orleans last month. Tune in to KATC-TV 3 on Friday at 6:30 p.m. to see if
Andrea
makes
it to
the final round. |
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Grad Schedule
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| About 1,500 UL Lafayette
graduating seniors will pick up their diplomas Saturday during Commencement
ceremonies. The General Assembly Commencement will start the day's activities
at 9 a.m. in the Cajundome. Ceremonies for each academic college
will be held throughout the day in the Cajundome, Convention Center and
Earl K. Long Gym on campus. Here’s the schedule. |
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| Advising
Excellence |
Advising paid off for a
group of UL Lafayette faculty members last week. Forty-five advisors with
three or more years of advising experience received $1,000 stipends during
a reception at the Alumni Center. Eight new faculty with less than three
years of advising experience
received $500 stipends. The university has been rewarding faculty members
for exemplary advising since 2006. |
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