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Departments and Offices Departments and Offices Melissa Brocato, Asst Departments and Offices Departments and Offices Melissa Brocato, Asst. Dir. 578-5293 Ashley Tate, Accountant - Travel 578-3698 A Roxanne Dill, Prog. Coord. BURSAR OPERATIONS (CCELL) . 578-4245 DIVISION . 578-3357 Acacia . 343-5845 Lisa Gullett, Adm. Coord. 578-2872 125 Thomas Boyd Hall FAX 578-3969 3733 W. Lakeshore Dr. Jeff Lee, Technology Intern. 578-4526 Laurence S. Butcher, Director & PO Box 25082 Diane Mohler, Study Strategies Bursar . 578-3681 Baton Rouge, LA 70894 Consult. 578-2522 Rebecca A. Kemp, Admin Soula O'Bannon, Coord. (Math Program Specialist . 578-3379 Academic Affairs (System) . 578-6118 Tutorial) . 578-1617 Daryl J. Dietrich, Associate 115 System Bldg. FAX 578-8835 Karthik Omanakuttan, Coord. Director . 578-5898 Carolyn H. Hargrave, Vice Pres. 578-6118 (Physics Tutorial) . 578-2618 Beth Nettles, Assistant Director 578-3249 Pam Bloom, Coord. 578-6118 Susan Saale, Supp. Instr. & Monica Esnault, Manager . 578-3335 Arthur Cooper, Tech. Mgt. Asst. to Tutorial Ctr. Coord. 578-4964 Dorothy S. Starns, Assistant the Vice Pres. for Acad. Aff. 615-8904 Jan Shoemaker, Dir. (CCELL) . 578-9264 Manager . 578-3377 Carla Fishman, Asst. to the Vice TUTORIAL CENTER, BIOLOGY & Katrina Barlow, Coordinator . 578-3380 Pres. for Acad. Aff. 578-6688 CHEMISTRY . 578-7744 Judy Williams, Accountant Nicole Honoree, Technology TUTORIAL CENTER, MATH . 578-2847 Supervisor . 578-3378 Transfer Specialist . 578-5471 TUTORIAL CENTER, PHYSICS 578-2618 Perkins Loans (part of Bursars) 578-3092 Ed Miller, Asst. Dir. of Fed. Acadian Hall . 334-2277 204 Thomas Boyd Hall FAX 578-3135 Aff./Asst. Dir. of Tech. Transfer 578-0252 Tiny (Virginia) Cazes, Admin Monica Santaella, Graduate Brent Cockrell, Res. Life Coord. 334-2410 Vera Populars, Cust. Supv. 334-1393 Program Specialist . 578-7546 Assistant . 578-6118 Anna Harding, Admin Coordinator 578-3092 Teresa Summers, Asst. Vice Pres. Access Grid (Comp. Sci.) . 578-4509 FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING & for Acad. Aff. 578-6118 256 Coates Hall REPORTING (FAR) DIVISION 578-3321 Fred Trappey, System Emergency Accounting Services . 578-3321 204 Thomas Boyd Hall FAX 578-5876 Management Coord. 578-7058 ADMINISTRATION (LSU Gregory F. Bursavich, Director & Academic Affairs, Office of . 578-8863 ACCOUNTING SERVICES) . 578-3321 Associate Comptroller . 578-1639 135 T. Boyd Hall FAX 578-5980 204 Thomas Boyd Hall FAX 578-5876 Hope Rispone, Assistant Director 578-7462 Astrid Merget, Exec. Vice Chanc. Donna K. Torres, Associate Vice Renee Bellotte, Accountant . 578-1783 & Provost . 578-8863 Chancellor . 578-1623 Eddie Parfait, Manager . 578-7682 Katrice Albert, Vice Provost . 578-8663 Maria C. Cazes, Business Jennifer Gendron, Coordinator . 578-1431 Marco Barker, Asst. to the Vice Manager . 578-2016 Desiree Esnault, Admin Provost . 578-8039 Stephanie Laquerre, Coordinator - Coordinator . 578-0397 Lloyd Blanchard, Exec. Asst. to Bank Recon . 578-1450 578-1432 Chanc. 578-7966 Demetres Johnson, Admin 578-1439 Frank Cartledge, Vice Provost . 578-3254 Supervisor - Imaging . 578-2132 PAYROLL DIVISION . 578-3321 Patrick Downs, Coord. 578-0027 Shondriel Myles, Admin 204 Thomas Boyd Hall FAX 578-7217 Nora Fierro, Adm. Asst. 578-8863 Coordinator - Imaging . 578-2131 Donna D. Dewailly, Director . 578-2161 Patrice Hawkins, Adm. Exec. Asst. 578-5513 Regayna Rester, Admin Tracey McGoey, Associate Jeannine Kahn, Asst. Vice Chanc. 578-5730 Coordinator - Imaging . 578-1969 Director . 578-4844 James McCoy, Vice Provost . 578-0057 TDD 1-800-947-5277 Sheantel Baker, Accountant Peggy Miller, Asst. to EVCP . 578-1519 Danita King, Acct Technician - Manager - Insurance . 578-6207 Tarchia Rankins, Adm. Asst. 578-5736 Distribution . 578-1432 Mary Beth Boyd, Accountant - Donna Sparks, Adm. Asst. 578-5198 Brenda Wright, Acct Technician - Insurance . 578-6205 Chuck Wilson, Vice Provost . 578-7662 Distribution . 578-1439 Deborah Cavalier, Acct Technician Academic Center for ACCOUNTS PAYABLE & - Insurance . 578-6242 Student-Athletes, Cox TRAVEL DIVISION . 578-1550 Yolanda Clark, Accountant Communications . 578-5787 217 Thomas Boyd Hall FAX 578-2052 Manager - Nonresident Aliens 578-2592 104 Gym Armory FAX 578-5790 Patrice H. Gremillion, Director . 578-3366 Vigi Balachandran, Accountant (see also Cox Communications Academic Rachelle Bethel, Assistant Director Supervisor - Retirement . 578-1633 Center for Student-Athletes) - Invoice & PO Processing . 578-1538 Resa Tureau, Accountant - Shirley Hawkins, Accountant BSM/Transfers . 578-2026 Academic Programs Abroad . 578-6801 Manager - Invoice Processing 578-1531 Gay Elizabeth Crain, Assistant 106 Hatcher Hall FAX 578-6806 Patti Bruce, Accountant Director . 578-1638 Harald Leder, Interim Dir. 578-6801 Supervisor - Invoice Processing 578-1549 Karen Jenkins, Accountant Jill Clemmons, Coord. (Summer Deana Clement-Delage, Acct Manager - Salary . 578-1457 Programs) . 578-6801 Technician - Invoice Processing 578-1539 Haley Pendarvis, Accountant - Rachel Daroca, Coord. (Inter. Jodie Tircuit, Acct Technician - Salary/Add Comp . 578-1530 Exch.) . 578-6801 Invoice Processing . 578-1544 Ava Cyrus, Accountant Manager - Dawn Humble, Coord. (Nat. Stu. Jackie Chen, Accountant - PO Wage/Student . 578-2023 Exch.) . 578-6801 Processing . 578-1545 Jacanda Martin, Accountant Michael Pointer, Coord. Laronica Ford, Accountant - PO Supervisor - Wage . 578-2024 (Recruiting/Adm.) . 578-6801 Processing . 578-1536 Angela Ogle, Accountant Academic Studies Division Misty Gregoire, Accountant - PO Supervisor - Student . 578-2019 (Music & Dramatic Arts) . 578-2660 Processing . 578-1541 Mindy Bergeron, Accountant - 315 Hatcher Hall Alisha Templet, Accountant - PO Wage/Student . 578-2018 Jan Herlinger, Chair . 578-2660 Processing . 578-1620 Nicole Freeman, Accountant - Academic Success, Center for 578-2872 Brandi Roberts, Assistant Director GA's . 578-2128 B31 Coates Hall FAX 578-2696 - LaCarte & Travel . 578-3956 SPONSORED PROGRAM Saundra McGuire, Dir. 578-6749 Wendy Williber, Accountant ACCOUNTING (SPA) Sarah Baird, Assoc. Dir. & Study Supervisor - LaCarte . 578-8593 DIVISION . 578-5337 Strategies Consult. 578-2872 Kathleen Elders, Accountant - 336 Thomas Boyd Hall FAX 578-4421 Santhana Balaji, Coord. (Biol. & LaCarte . 578-1543 Patricia M. Territo, Director . 578-2204 Chem. Tutorial) . 578-7744 Jennifer Driggers, Accountant - Elahe Russell, Associate Director 578-4878 Pam Ball, Study Strategies Travel . 578-3699 Laurie Barbier, Manager . 578-2435 Consult. 578-2856 Katherine Lowe, Accountant - Natalie Broussard, Analyst . 578-3831 Travel . 578-3697 Dana Gomez, Analyst . 578-1625 1 10/29/07 Departments and Offices Hortensia Hale, Analyst . 578-2140 Deana Clement-Delage, Acct Beth Loup, Assoc. Dir. 578-8473 Janet Parks, Manager . 578-6771 Technician - Invoice Processing 578-1539 Lanelle Mabile, Adm. Asst. 578-5121 Lindsay Berthelot, Analyst . 578-3110 Jodie Tircuit, Acct Technician - Admissions/Student Records Oneida Jarrell, Analyst . 578-4879 Invoice Processing . 578-1544 (Vet. School) . 578-9537 Heidi Merrell, Analyst . 578-2139 Jackie Chen, Accountant - PO Keri Tweed, Manager . 578-2032 Processing . 578-1545 Advertising, Curriculum in . 578-7377 Mindy Boudreaux, Analyst . 578-2144 Laronica Ford, Accountant - PO (see also Mass Communication, Manship Laurie Lambert, Coordinator - Processing . 578-1536 School of) PARs . 578-1430 Misty Gregoire, Accountant, PO Advertising/Underwriting Bonnie Pendergraft, Coordinator 578-2137 Processsing . 578-1541 (Student Media) . 578-6090 Accounting Services (LSU Alisha Templet, Accountant - PO B34 Hodges Hall AgCenter) . 578-4648 Processing . 578-1620 Advising & Counseling, Center 103 Efferson Hall FAX 578-0735 Brandi Roberts, Assistant Director for . 578-8281 Mark D. Legendre, Dir./CFO . 578-4164 - LaCarte & Travel . 578-3956 150 Himes Hall FAX 578-8268 Janie Babin, Acct. Tech. 578-4644 Wendy Williber, Accountant Tracy Blanchard, Couns. 578-8252 Jan Bernath, Assoc. Dir. 578-4645 Supervisor - LaCarte . 578-8593 Gladys Cade, Couns. 578-8209 Pat Broussard, Acct. Tech. 578-8583 Kathleen Elders, Accountant - R. Paul Ivey, Assoc. Dean . 578-2870 Marcy Fisher, Asst. Dir. 578-4635 LaCarte . 578-1543 Anthony Oster, Couns. 578-2843 Jennifer Girod, Purchasing Spec. 578-4639 Jennifer Driggers, Accountant - Veronica Shaffer, Administrative Nancy Haynes, Acct. Tech. 578-6013 Travel . 578-3699 Coord. 578-8263 Gary Landry, Coord. 578-8225 Katherine Lowe, Accountant - Miriam Smith, Administrative Karen Lejeune, Procurement Travel . 578-3697 Coord. 578-8267 Spec. 578-4642 Ashley Tate, Accountant - Travel 578-3698 Hollie Wallette, Couns. 578-8251 Melinda Marshall, Acct. Tech. 578-4203 Acquisitions (Law Library) . 578-4044 Sharon Wright, Asst. to Rebecca Richard, Manager . 578-0831 L124 Law Center Dean/Couns. 578-2842 June Smith, Acct. Tech. 578-4647 Acquisitions (Libraries) . 578-8539 Annette Yancy, Couns. 578-7465 Kay Vidrine, Acct. 578-4637 5 Middleton Library Aerospace Studies, Dept. of . 578-4407 Accounting, Dept. of . 578-6202 Marsha Arrighi, Chair . 578-8539 105 Military Sci. Bldg. FAX 578-4537 3101 CEBA Bldg. FAX 578-6201 Administration (LSU Col. Frederick I. Guendel, Jr., Barbara A. Apostolou, Chair/Ernst Accounting Services) . 578-3321 Commander/Chair . 578-4407 & Young Prof. 578-6222 204 Thomas Boyd Hall FAX 578-5876 Arnold Air Socity/Silver Wings . 578-4529 David M. Anderson, Instr. 578-6542 Donna K. Torres, Associate Vice CADET WING . 578-4529 Nicholas G. Apostolou, LeGrange Chancellor . 578-1623 Capt. Craig A. Llorance, Asst. Prof./Grad. Adviser . 578-6211 Maria C. Cazes, Business Prof. 578-4534 Debra Arledge,
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