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Students
selected as Ambassadors, SOAR leaders
Students
relate best with other students, and LSUS puts that
theory into practice in its Ambassador and SOAR recruiting
and orientation...
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AND
THE WINNER IS...VERY SURPRISED!
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 Jim
Fritze, (top left) owner of Red River Chevrolet
in Bossier City, draws the winning ticket from the
bag held by Michelle Landrum. Merlyn Smith, winner
of the grand prize vehicle from Red River Chevrolet,
was caught completely by surprise (top right) when
she was handed her winning ticket. Smith is the
owner of Mimi's Hallmark in Bayou Walk Shopping
Center. The drawing culminated a fundraising raffle
conducted by the LSUS Institute for Human Services
and Public Policy. Institute Director Dr. Norm Dolch
and Landrum, Development Director for the Institute,
presented Smith with a handful of balloons in addition
to her rafflee-winning ticket. |
Pumped-Up
Volunteers
LSUS
students took on a number of projects on Volunteer Day
in November...
Veteran
PR practitioner assumes LSUS media post
LSUS has named a veteran and award-winning public relations
practitioner and journalist as its director of media
and public relations...
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On
the set of LSUS Today
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| Dr.
Johnette McCrery discusses the academic scene at
LSUS with Dominic Claiborne (left) and Dr. Stuart
Mills at the taping of the premiere of "LSUS
Today," a monthly 30-minute program being aired
on three Shreveport-based television stations. McCrery,
an assistant professor of communications, is the
show's host. Claiborne is a senior journalism major
and Mills is provost and vice chancellor for academic
affairs. The first of at least five programs aired
in February on KPXJ-TV (PAX 21), KSHV-TV (WB 45)
and KMSS-TV (FOX 33). LSUS Today will unveil many
exciting, but perhaps little-known, aspects of the
campus. Check the LSUS Web site - www.lsus.edu
- for air dates and times. |
Tea
for Teachers
 Dr.
Priscilla Pullen (left), principal of Midway Elementary
Professional Development School in Shreveport, makes
her point in her remarks at the fall semester Student
Teacher Tea sponsoredby the Louisiana Association of
Educators Student Program. Pullen is an LSUS graduate,
and her school works closely with the LSUS College of
Education as a PDS. Student teacher Joanna Kent (right)
turns to acknowledge the support of her husband (seated
off-camera) after introducing her cooperating teacher,
Ruby Rhymes (seated right), of Southern Hills Elementary
School. The LAESP sponsors a tea at the end of the spring
and fall semesters.
McCrery
chairs Sci-Port
Dr. Johnette McCrery, assistant professior of communications,
is serving as 2002 chairman of Sci-Port Discover Center's
Board of Directors. McCrery joined the LSUS faculty
last fall.
Original
faculty member 'Sonny' Jimes retires
Dr. Selvestion "Sonny" Jimes, professor of
biological sciences and one of two original LSUS faculty
members still active in the fall semester...
Librarian retires after 31 years
Velma Lorene Lightfoot, a library specialist at
Noel Memorial Library, retired in January after 31 years
of service with LSUS. Dr. Alan Gabehart, dean and librarian
of Noel Memorial Library, who honored Lightfoot with
a retirement luncheon Jan. 23, recognized her for her
dedication to the university and to the library.
AlumNotes
Just
going to putter around
 Longtime
LSUS Athletic Director Larry Rambin shows off the golf
putter he was given as a memento from his friends at
his retirement party. Admiring the craftsmanship of
the club are (from left) Southwood High School Athletic
Director Doug Robinson, Rambin's wife, Mary Agnes, and
Dr. Tim Winter, chairman of the Department of Kinesiology
& Health Science. Rambin joined the LSUS family
in July 1982.
Great,
Granddad, You're Retiring
 University
Center Custodian Ellis Harvest, who retired after 27
years of service at LSUS, holds great-grandson Jaden
Williams at his retirement party. Shannon Murphy, director
of student activities, holds Harvest's great-granddaughter
Khaleisha Brown. Harvest said retirement will give him
more time to spend with the children and to just relax.
Four
receive Outstanding Service Awards
Chancellor Vince Marsala presented Outstanding Service
Awards recognizing four LSUS staff members...
Pioneer
Hertiage Center announces new hours
The Pioneer Hertiage Center will be open to the public
9 a.m. to noon, Tuesday through Friday, until November
30. Group tours may also be scheduled at other times
by appointment by calling 797-5339.
Continuing
Ed welcomes new staff, offers discounts
The
Division of Continuing Education and Public Service
has five new staff members, and offers a number of discounts
for the campus family...
while
allowing students to relax, visit with friends and enjoy
college life.
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