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December 2006 LSUS Foundation provides $15,000 for scholarships The LSUS Foundation has provided a total of $15,000 in matching funds for two endowed scholarships that benefit LSUS students, the Earl Gray and Dorothy Adams McCalla Endowed Scholarship in Education and the Kathie Giddings Troquille Memorial Scholarship. TeachLSUS continues alternative teacher certification To increase the number of certified teachers in our community classrooms, LSUS continues recruitment to attract professionals from other career fields into the teaching profession and make a difference in the community. The goal is to prepare candidates for fulfilling careers in the classroom. LSUS weightlifters bring home Five LSUS weightlifters finished in the top five of their weight categories at the American Open Championships Dec. 1-3 in the Birmingham, Ala. The five combined for two first-place finishes – including an American record lift and the meet’s best lifter award – a second place, third place and fifth place. Summer TeachLSUS deadline is March 1 “TeachLSUS” is looking for you! The goal of TeachLSUS is to select and train outstanding teacher candidates for careers as professional educators in K-12 schools. TeachLSUS, designed specifically for candidates who do not have backgrounds in education, is a research-based program to give potential teachers an in-depth study of materials and methods; classroom management; psychological characteristics of children and adolescents, and effective instructional techniques. Participants of TeachLSUS may pursue certification while teaching in their own classroom and earning a salary. November 2006 LSUS Jazz Band, Choral to perform at 7 p.m. on Dec. 5 The “LSUS Jazz,” Louisiana State University in Shreveport’s jazz band, will present its fall semester concert at 7 p.m. on Tuesday, Dec. 5, in the LSUS University Center Theater. The concert, which will also feature the debut of the LSUS University Choral, is free and open to the public. Hinck named first recipient of Marsala Professorship Dr. Wolfgang Hinck, an assistant professor of management/marketing, has been named the first professor designate of the LSUS Alumni Association Vincent J. Marsala Professorship in Teaching Excellence. LSUS professor to address Ron Sereg, an LSUS assistant professor of public relations, has been invited to address the World Congress of Nongovernmental Organizations (NGOs) in Amman, Jordan, the last week of November. October 2006 LSUS unveils plans LSUS unveiled plans today for the Dr. Lacy and Edie Williams Circle of Excellence Plaza, the largest single privately funded capital project in the university’s 40-year history. The Williamses are contributing $150,000 as the lead donors and underwriters of the brick plaza. LSUS Institute to offer two new programs in spring The LSUS Institute for Human Services and Public Policy will launch two new programs in spring 2007. “Life Course and Aging Studies” classes will be offered as an academic minor, while the “Certificate in Service Learning” curriculum is a 12-credit-hour program available to students of all majors. Lady Pilots soccer team ‘walks’ to GCAC championship The LSUS Lady Pilots soccer team won the Gulf Coast Athletic Conference championship Saturday morning without ever taking the field. The Loyola University (N.O.) Wolfpack women’s soccer team forfeited the game to the Lady Pilots scheduled for tomorrow (Sunday, Oct. 22) at “The Swamp” on the LSUS campus. Lady Pilots soccer team The LSUS Lady Pilots soccer team secured no worse than a tie for the Gulf Coast Athletic Conference championship by defeating the University of Mobile Lady Rams, 2-1, today. A win in either of their two remaining games will make them the outright champions. Lady Pilots stab Spring Hill, stay on top of GCAC The LSUS Lady Pilots soccer team split their road trip to News Event Advisory LSUS will conduct a news conference and reception at 10:30 a.m. on Tuesday, Oct. 24, in the Assembly Room on the third floor of Noel Memorial Library to announce plans for the creation of a signature landmark on the campus. This exciting project, which is being underwritten by generous friends of LSUS, is part of the university’s year-long 40 th Anniversary celebration and is the centerpiece of the 2006-07 Annual Campaign. LSUS Debate Team to host 32nd annual tournament The LSUS campus will be invaded Friday through Sunday, Nov. 10-12, by teams of students from more than 25 schools in 10 states to compete in the 32 nd Annual Red River Swing debate and individual events tournament. The competition will be hosted by the 2003 IPDA (International Public Debate Association) National Champion LSUS Debate Team and the LSUS Communications Department. LSUS Volunteer Fair to be Tuesday (Oct. 17) The Fall LSUS American Humanics Volunteer Fair will be held from 10 to 11:30 a.m. Tuesday (Oct. 17) on the LSUS Mall outside the University Center and will feature representatives from organizations such as the Philadelphia Center, Sci-Port Discovery Center, American Red Cross, New Horizons, Shreveport-Bossier Community Renewal, and the Robinson Film Center. LSUS ranked No. 2 nationally; picked to win conference The LSUS Pilots basketball team is No. 2 in the Street & Smith’s Sports Annuals’ College Basketball Preview pre-season NAIA national ranking and has been picked by Gulf Coast Athletic Conference coaches to win the conference championship for a third consecutive year. Street & Smith’s also picked LSUS senior guard Josh Porter as one of its five pre-season NAIA First Team All-Americans. Author Jason Berry to speak Kermit Poling appointed acting KDAQ general manager Kermit Poling has been named acting general manager of Public Radio station KDAQ and the Red River Radio Network. Poling has been the classical announcer for the public radio network since the summer of 2005 and is the long-time host of Red River Radio’s regional symphony broadcasts.
LSUS soccer team to play at home tomorrow, Saturday The LSUS Lady Pilots soccer team will host two Gulf Coast Athletic Conference rivals at “The Swamp” on the LSUS campus tomorrow and Saturday. The Lady Pilots, 9-1 (3-0 GCAC), are on top of the conference standings and are ranked No. 5 in NAIA Region XIII. September 2006 LSUS enrollment down less than statewide average Click here for 2006 Fall Enrollment school-by-school breakdown Preliminary enrollment figures at LSUS show the local state university’s overall decrease of only 1.57 percent is significantly less than the statewide enrollment drop of 6.97 percent, according to a report released by the Louisiana Board of Regents. The traditional benchmark 14 th day report puts LSUS total enrollment at 4,023 students, 64 fewer than on the same reporting day in 2005. LSUS to host free public Star Party Saturday LSUS student to compete Kendrick Farris, an LSUS junior, will compete in the 85 kg category as a member of the USA men’s team in the 2006 World Weightlifting Championships on Thursday, Oct. 5, in Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic. Farris will leave for Santo Domingo from Shreveport Regional Airport Friday (Sept. 29) and return home on Sunday, Oct. 8. Swami Parthasarathy to speak twice on Vedanta The LSUS India Studies Program, the LSUS Foundation, and the Sadhu Vaswani Hindu Cultural Center will sponsor a guest lecture by Swami Parthasarathy, widely regarded as the greatest exponent of Vedanta, the ancient philosophy of India, on Wednesday, Oct 4, at 7 p.m. in the LSUS University Center Theater. His lecture, “Vedanta: Ancient Wisdom in Modern Life,” will be preceded at 6:30 p.m. by a light refreshment reception. LSUS enhances Web site for Graduate Studies The LSUS Office of Graduate Studies has enhanced its Web site to better serve current and prospective graduate students. The Office of Graduate Studies administers all graduate degree programs offered by the university’s academic colleges. Teach LSUS spring 2007 application deadline is Oct. 9 With Special Education teachers and Math teachers remain in high demand, there is still a great need more dedicated and driven teachers! The spring 2007 application deadline for TeachLSUS is Monday, Oct. 9. LSUS to host Piatigorsky Foundation concert Sept. 26 Another in the ongoing series of mini-concerts put on by the Piatigorsky Foundation at LSUS will be presented at 10:30 a.m. Tuesday, Sept. 26, in the LSUS University Center Theater. The concert, which is free and open to the public, will feature soprano Dana Vachharajani (formerly Dana Bhatnagar) and pianist Jeffrey Grossman. LSUS to host Presidential Conference on Madisons A community forum with 50 scholars from colleges and universities across the United States and abroad will gather at LSUS for its triennial award-winning Presidential Conference Series next month. This year’s conference is devoted to “James and Dolley Madison: Life, Times and Legacy.” Pattens honored as LSUS Pilots of the Year The Rev. J. Frederick and Sybil T. Patten were honored Wednesday night (Sept. 6) as the 2006 LSUS Pilots of the Year at the university’s annual black tie gala, RiverBend Revue. LSUS Foundation establishes The LSUS Foundation Board of Directors has earmarked $80,000 to establish eight new “Endowed Pilot Scholarships” in honor of the recipients of the annual LSUS Pilot(s) of the Year award. The scholarships are being established with initial $10,000 endowments from Foundation Unrestricted Funds. LSUS to host Constitution Day with ‘Mr. Madison’ The LSUS American Studies program will host “A Morning with Mr. Madison: Constitution Day Program” at 9 a.m. on Friday, Sept. 15, in the University Center Theater. The event is co-sponsored by the LSUS Student Activities Board, the LSUS Department of History and Social Sciences and the LSUS International Lincoln Center for American Studies. LSUS, 99X to sponsor American Tragedy concert Shreveport rock band the American Tragedy will headline a concert in the LSUS University Center Theater at 8 p.m. on Friday, Sept. 8. The all-ages concert, which also features a guest appearance by The Feds, is sponsored by the LSUS Student Activities Board and radio station 99X. Board of Regents presents LSUS professorship matches The Louisiana Board of Regents presented checks representing matching funds for two LSUS endowed professorships in joint ceremonies today on the campus of Southern University – Shreveport. LSUS has three chairs, 17 professorships With the receipt of matching funds from the Louisiana Board of Regents for two professorships, LSUS now has fully endowed three chairs, two super professorships and 15 professorships. The university also has one partially funded endowed chair, two partially funded super professorships and six partially funded professorships. Contributions received from donors and the Board of Regents for the fully endowed LSUS chairs and professorships has reached a milestone total of $4.903 million. Board of Regents to present The Louisiana Board of Regents will present checks representing matching funds for a total of nine endowed professorships in joint ceremonies Tuesday (Aug. 29) at 3 p.m. in the Jesse N. Stone Lecture Hall at the Southern University-Shreveport Main Campus on Martin Luther King Drive. LSUS to host weightlifting national championships Five LSUS students will be among the 134 athletes expected to compete in the 2006 USA Weightlifting National Championships and World Team qualifier Friday through Sunday (Aug. 11-13) hosted by the LSUS USA Weightlifting Development Center. The events, which will be held in the LSUS Health & Physical Education Building, are free and open to the public. June 2006 McCotter to be LSUS Executive-in-Residence Former BellSouth executive Kevin McCotter will be an Executive-in-Residence in the LSUS College of Business Administration during the fall 2006 semester. He is also a member of the college’s business advisory board, the Board of Visitors. LSUS professor receives Dr. Kyle Pierce, an LSUS associate professor of kinesiology and health science and director of the LSUS USA Weightlifting Development Center, has been named the recipient of the U.S. Olympic Committee’s 2005 James E. “Doc” Counsilman Science in Coaching Award. Teachers receive fellowships from LSUS Lincoln Center Three Caddo Parish middle school teachers, Sharman Burgess, Kristi McNeal Wolf and Katherene Loften, have been awarded fellowships from the LSUS International Lincoln Center for American Studies. Three from Magnet High win LSUS India Studies contest Three Caddo Parish Magnet High School students are the winners of an essay contest sponsored by the LSUS India Studies program, in cooperation with Caddo Parish Schools. LSUS to host three American history summer institutes LSUS will host three American history summer institutes for about 70 Caddo and Bossier public school teachers as part of a $1 million grant from the U.S. Department of Education’s Teaching American History program obtained through the Louisiana Endowment for the Humanities. LSUS names Susannah Stinson
May 2006 Randy Brown elected LSUS Alumni Board president Randall E. “Randy” Brown, advertising manager of the Bossier Press-Tribune, has been elected president of the LSUS Alumni Association Board of Directors. Brown earned a Bachelor of Science degree from LSUS in 1985. LSUS dean honored by Governor, Legislature, Regents LSUS to host Freeman & Custis bicentennial symposium Click to see: Schedule -- Brochure The LSUS Museum of Life Sciences and the James Smith Noel Collection are sponsoring “Freeman & Custis Red River Expedition of 1806: Two Hundred Years Later,” a symposium to be held mainly on the LSUS campus June 14-17. TeachLSUS Fall application deadline is Wednesday (5/31) Wednesday (May 31) is the deadline for future teachers to apply for the TeachLSUS Fall 2006 alternative teacher certification program. Applicants must be prepared to take the Praxis II exam on Saturday, June 10. Stand-by testing is possible for applicants not already registered for the exam. Student, teachers to learn together in LSUS seminar Twenty-five 8th and 9th grade students have been selected to share in a learning environment with middle and high school teachers for two weeks from June 5-16 at LSUS in the “Financial Independence for Life” seminar presented by the Louisiana Consortium of Insurance and Financial Services’ (LCIFS) Institute of Financial Literacy. Bruce Simon elected president of LSUS Foundation The LSUS Foundation has elected B. Bruce Simon, owner of Bruce Simon Construction, to a two-year term as president. Other officers elected at the Foundation’s Annual Meeting Monday (May 22) are Robert W. FitzGerald, CEO of FitzGerald Contractors, vice president; Dr. Phillip A. Rozeman, president of Cardiovascular Consultants, secretary-treasurer, and Michael H. Woods, president of Woods Operating, immediate past president. LSUS names Kristin Fiser HR assistant director
LSUS graduates 272 at spring commencement LSUS graduated 272 students at its spring commencement exercises Wednesday evening at CenturyTel Center in Bossier City. Graduate degrees were earned by 64 students and 208 students were awarded undergraduate degrees. National Astronomy Day to be celebrated The LSUS College of Sciences and the Shreveport-Bossier Astronomical Society will celebrate National Astronomy Day by sponsoring free public star parties in the afternoon and evening on Saturday (May 20), a rain date from the originally scheduled May 6. LSUS inducts 30 into business honor society Only a select few are called “The Best in Business,” and 30 LSUS College of Business Administration students earned the title this year. Four graduate student, 16 seniors and 10 juniors have been inducted into the LSUS chapter of Beta Gamma Sigma, the honor society serving business programs accredited by AACSB (the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business) International. Reed Dickens to deliver LSUS commencement address Reed Dickens, a 2000 graduate of LSUS and a former assistant White House press secretary under President George W. Bush, will deliver the LSUS spring commencement address at 7 p.m. on Wednesday (May 17) at the CenturyTel Center in Bossier City. LSUS Institute offering summer courses for nonprofits The LSUS Institute for Human Services and Public Policy is offering two summer noncredit courses in nonprofit administration. Both classes will be offered in online and on-site classroom format. National Astronomy Day The LSUS College of Sciences and the Shreveport-Bossier Astronomical Society celebrate National Astronomy Day by sponsoring free public star parties in the afternoon and evening on Saturday (May 6). April 2006 LSUS Alumni Association Annual Meeting set for May 23 LSUS alumni are invited to attend the Annual Meeting Fiesta on Tuesday, May 23, from 6 to 8 p.m. at Posado’s Café, 1355 East Bert Kouns Industrial Loop in Shreveport. Advance reservations are required. LSUS honors three at Foundation President’s Dinner Two LSUS administrators and a Shreveport business owner were honored at the recent LSUS Foundation President’s Dinner. Dr. Stuart Mills, LSUS provost and vice chancellor for academic affairs, and Athletic Director Doug Robinson received the Chancellor’s Distinguished Fellow Award from LSUS Chancellor Vince Marsala. Joe Callaway Jr., president of Risk Services of Louisiana, received the President’s Distinguished Service Award from LSUS Foundation President Mike Woods. LSUS initiates 52 into Phi Kappa Phi A total of 45 students and five LSUS faculty and staff have been initiated into the LSUS chapter of the Honor Society of Phi Kappa Phi. The students included12 graduate students, 19 seniors and 16 juniors. LSUS India Studies program sponsoring essay contest The LSUS India Studies program, in cooperation with Caddo Parish Schools, is sponsoring an essay contest open to all public and private high school students in Caddo Parish. Cash prizes of $150, $100 and $50 will be awarded to the first, second and third place winners. The submission deadline is Tuesday, May 16. LSUS Jazz Band to stage spring concert Tuesday The LSUS Jazz Band, under the direction of Allen Swilley, will present its spring concert at 7 p.m. Tuesday (April 25) in the LSUS University Center Theater. The concert is free and open to the public. LSUS Institute to host small nonprofit conference The LSUS Institute for Human Services and Public Policy will host the 2006 Small Nonprofit Conference: Philanthropy and Fundraising” from 11 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. on Tuesday (April 25) in the LSUS University Center. The conference is free and open to the public, but pre-registration is required. LSUS to celebrate Mozart with Symphony concert People all over the world are celebrating 2006 as the 250th anniversary of Mozart’s birth, and LSUS is no exception. A small group of Shreveport Symphony Orchestra players will perform compositions by Mozart in the University Center Theater at 10:35 a.m. on Tuesday, April 25. The 30-minute concert is free and open to the public. LSUS Future Lawyers to host National Law Day program The LSUS Chapter of the Association of Future Lawyers will host a three-part National Law Day program on Monday, May 1, for students and anyone in the community interested in learning about aspects of the law and the process of becoming a lawyer. The programs are free and open to the public. TeachLSUS deadline extended to April 12 The TeachLSUS program at Louisiana State University in Shreveport has extended its application deadline to Wednesday (April 12) for committed, motivated individuals desiring to become public school teachers. Shreveport native to discuss Dr. Michael C. Burda, a Shreveport native and professor of economics at Humboldt University in Berlin, Germany, will discuss “Labor Market Reforms in Germany” in a presentation at LSUS from 2 to 3 p.m. on Thursday (april 13) in Room 105 of the Business-Education Building. The presentation is free and open to the public. LSUS alum to deliver inaugural science series lecture Dr. Kurt M. Pickett, an LSUS alumnus and Theodore Roosevelt Fellow at New York City’s American Museum of Natural History, will deliver two lectures at LSUS, including the inaugural lecture in Science Symposium Series sponsored by the LSUS Museum of Life Sciences at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, April 25, in the Science Lecture Auditorium. The symposium is free and open to the public. LSUS group to stage 10th Volunteer Fair April 13 The 10th Semi-Annual LSUS American Humanics Volunteer Fair will be held from 10 to 11:30 a.m. Thursday, April 13, in the Lobby of the LSUS University Center and will feature representatives from organizations such as Chimp Haven, Habitat for Humanity, the Philadelphia Center, the Food Bank, Volunteers of America and the YWCA. The event, scheduled to be at its apex during LSUS “Common Hour” for the convenience of students, faculty and staff, is free and open to the public. News Event Advisory LSUS to unveil Menasco Collection exhibit Thursday “The Eye of the Beholder,” an exhibit of the (Robert) Menasco Studio Collection, will open in the LSUS Noel Memorial Library Archives and Special Collections Thursday with a reception from 5 to 8 p.m. Thurman C. Smith, noted photographer and a longtime friend of the Menascos, will speak briefly about his recollection of them at 6 p.m. The reception is free and open to the public. The exhibit will run through May 26. Marc and Rob Menasco, sons of the noted photographer, will attend the reception with their wives, according to Dr. Laura McLemore, LSUS assistant librarian and archivist. First of five LSUS Up-Close sessions LSUS will host the first of five LSUS Up-Close events for high school seniors and their parents Tuesday from 1-4 p.m. The events will be repeated each Tuesday through May 2. March 2006 LSUS
honors 47 outstanding high school seniors LSUS recently honored 47 Northwest Louisiana students at its 18th Annual Outstanding High School Senior Awards Banquet. The students were nominated by their schools based on academic excellence, extracurricular activities and community service. LSUS
sophomore wins state sciences competition Robert Stewart, an LSUS sophomore computer science and biology major from Jennings, won the Best Undergraduate Student Paper Competition at the 80th Annual Louisiana Academy of Sciences Meeting Friday (March 10) in Lafayette. Menasco
Collection exhibit to open at LSUS April 6 “The Eye of the Beholder,” an exhibit of the (Robert) Menasco Studio Collection, will open in the LSUS Noel Memorial Library Archives and Special Collections Thursday, April 6, with a reception from 5 to 8 p.m. Thurman C. Smith, noted photographer and a longtime friend of the Menascos, will speak briefly about his recollection of them at 6 p.m. The reception is free and open to the public. The exhibit will run through May 26. TeachLSUS
informational session set for Thursday An informational meeting concerning the TeachLSUS program will be held in the LSUS University Center’s Caddo-Bossier Room from 5 to 7 p.m. on Thursday (March 16). The final application deadline is March 31. Region
I Social Studies Fair winners announced The winners of the Region I Social Studies Fair, held Thursday at LSUS, have been announced by fair co-directors Drs. Debbie Williams and Keitha Rogers, both LSUS assistant professors of education. LSUS
to host Law School informational meeting Representatives from the LSU Law Center in Baton Rouge will meet with students interested in applying to law school at 9 a.m. on Wednesday, March 15 in Bronson Hall 465 on the LSUS campus. LSUS
hosts GCAC tournament opener at home The LSUS Pilots will open the Gulf Coast Athletic Conference men’s basketball tournament at home as the No. 1 seed at 7 p.m. Thursday (March 2) against No. 8 seed Southern University-New Orleans. LSUS
Alumni Association Hibernia Pilots Golf Classic The 8th Annual LSUS Alumni Association Hibernia Pilots Golf Classic will fire off with a noon shotgun start Friday, May 5, at Olde Oaks Golf Club in Haughton. Hibernia National Bank will again serve as signature sponsor for the event and Congressman Jim McCrery has signed on as honorary tournament director. February 2006 Williamsburg
fellowships available to Caddo teachers Three Caddo Parish American history teachers will be offered full fellowships to attend the July 5-12 Summer Teacher Institute to be held in Colonial Williamsburg. The scholarship will be provided by the International Lincoln Center for American Studies at LSUS. 2006
LSUS Lincoln Lecture Series speaker named Dr. John F. Marszalek, the W. L. Giles Distinguished Professor Emeritus of History at Mississippi State University, will deliver the annual Frank and Virginia Williams Lincoln Lecture at LSUS at 7:30 p.m. on Thursday, April 6, in the LSUS Science Lecture Auditorium (behind the Science building). The program is free and open to the public. Piatigorsky
founder to headline concert at LSUS Cellist Evan Drachman, founder of the Piatigorsky Foundation and grandson of renowned cellist Gregor Piatigorsky, will perform cello masterpieces with pianist Lisa Bergman in a one-hour concert at 10:30 a.m. Thursday (Feb. 9) in the LSUS University Center Theater. The concert, sponsored by the James Smith Noel Collection, is free and open to the public. January 2006 Noted
astrophysicist to speak at LSUS Feb. 9 Dr. Neil deGrasse Tyson, a noted astrophysicist, author and director of the Hayden Planetarium in New York City, will discuss “The Cosmic Connection” in the LSUS University Center Theater at 7 p.m. on Thursday, Feb. 9. The presentation is free and open to the public. TeachLSUS
informational session set for Thursday An informational meeting concerning the TeachLSUS program will be held in the LSUS University Center’s Caddo-Bossier Room from 5 to 7 p.m. on Thursday (Jan. 19). The priority application deadline for coursework beginning this summer is Feb. 1 and the final application deadline is March 31. |
Jason Berry, author of the recently released Last of the Red Hot Poppas, will speak in the Assembly Room on the third floor of the LSUS Noel Memorial Library at 10:30 a.m. on Thursday, Nov. 16. The presentation, sponsored by the James Smith Noel Collection and the LSUS Foundation, is free and open to the public. 
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LSUS has named Susannah Orman Stinson associate vice chancellor for university development. The Franklinton native received a Bachelor of Arts degree in psychology from Louisiana Tech University in May 2000, and Juris Doctor and Bachelor of Civil Law degrees from the LSU Paul M. Hebert Law Center in May 2003. She is a member of the Shreveport Bar Association and Louisiana State Bar Association and is a provisional candidate for membership in the Junior League of Shreveport-Bossier. She lives in Shreveport with her husband, Ford E. Stinson III..jpg)
Dr. Dave Gustavson, dean of the LSUS College of Education and Human Development, was among deans of Louisiana’s 21 public and private colleges of education who were recognized Thursday (May 25) by Gov. Kathleen Babineaux Blanco, the Louisiana Legislature and the Board of Regents for leading the charge to accomplish a feat most states have found elusive – the successful redesign of teacher preparation and educational leadership programs at all universities in the state. These efforts have resulted in Louisiana’s recognition as a national leader in the improvement of teacher preparation and educational leadership programs..jpg)
LSUS has named Kristin Fiser as assistant director of human resources management. The Captain Shreve High School graduate received a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration from Northwestern State University. She comes to LSUS after spending nine years with Robert Half International, a staffing firm in Pleasanton, Calif., where she was a senior curriculum developer in the Training Department.
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