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'Labor
pains' forgotten at Midway PDS
"Labor pains." That's how Priscilla Pullen
described the first few months as principal at Midway
Elementary Professional Development School...
MBA
program graduates largest class
The LSUS Master of Business Administration program is
seeing a lot of changes and growth, exemplified by the
largest class in the program's history - 16 - receiving
degrees this spring...
Watershed
research park largest of its kind in nation
It's
under water much of the winter and spring, but that's
exactly what the 540-acre C. Bickham Dickson Park is
supposed to be. According to Gary Hanson, assistant
professor of environmental science and director of the
LSUS Red River Watershed Management Institute, the area
is a "wetlands, and it's supposed to flood."
Campus
Briefs
Five
receive Outstanding Faculty Awards
Dr.
Vince Marsala, chancellor, and Dr. Stuart Mills, provost
and vice chancellor for academic affairs, presented
the 2002 Outstanding Faculty Awards at the Spring Faculty
Council Meeting on Tuesday, April 30...
| Hibernia
/ LSUS Pilots Golf Classic |
 Jennifer
Prudhomme, accounting supervisor, and her Harrah's
Casino teammates, give her putt all the help they
can at the Alumni Association fundraiser golf tournament
for the LSUS Pilots baseball team. Watching the
line of the putt are (from rear) Geoff Andres, vice
president of casino operations; Jay Nelson, manager
of direct mail, and Maurice McMillan, executive
pastry chef. A full field of 144 golfers registered
for the tournament, held May 3 at Olde Oaks Golf
Club in Bossier City. Honorary Tournament Director
Jim McCrery, Louisiana's 4th District U.S. Representative,
said the tournament was the best ever in all respects.
Weather threatened to keep the event inside the
clubhouse, but rain held off until the tournament
staff was leaving the golf course parking lot. Next
year's tourney is already being planned. |
LSUS
receives more than $469,500 in BORSF grants; 7th highest
in state, top school north of Interstate 10
With
$469,572 in awards from Louisiana Board of Regents Enhancement
Grants, LSUS ranked seventh overall and fifth among
public institutions of higher education, according to
an April report issued by the LSUS Office of Sponsored
Research...
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SPRING
FLING SPELLS FUN
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variety of activities awaited students - and some
smaller family members - at Spring Fling. The "Battle
of the Bands" had spectators jumping, but not
as high as sophomore business major Ryan Ware (upper
left), guitar player with Down Tribe. Scaling the
U.S. Army's wall are Michael Wright (left), a sophomore
computer science major, and Marcus Punch, an LSUS
physical plant employee. Some people can eat crawfish
all day, but 4-year-old Emily Hughes wants no part
of hers. Keeping their hands on the mudbugs, however,
are dad, Tim, and mom, Barbara, a junior accounting
major. |
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SGA
PROFESSOR OF THE YEAR...AGAIN
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| Rhonda
Failey, an instructor of psychology, watches as
Alicia Bates opens the clock Failey was given for
being chosen the Student Government Association's
2001-02 Professor of the Year. Failey has received
the honor both years it has been given by the SGA.
The other 19 faculty members nominated for the honor
are: Dr. Donna Austin, Dr. John Austin, Dr. Steve
Banks, Dr. Beverly Burden, Dr. Lisa Burke, Jim Evans,
Kenna Franklin, Dr. Wayne Gustavson, Dr. Chengo
Hsieh, Dr. Michael Leggiere, Dr. Rick Mabry, Dr.
Johnette McCrery, Dr. Bill Pederson, Helen Powell,
Dr. Paul Sisson, Dr. Carlos Spaht, Dr. Tim Vines,
Cheryl White and Amy Wren. |
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