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Alumni Center LAGNIAPPE LOUISIANA’S RECENT NOTEWORTHY ACCOMPLISHMENTS

• Louisiana’s Mathematics Department is one of the Top 100 university math departments in the nation, according to the National Science Foundation. The University’s Computer Science Department is among the top 60 university computer science departments.

• The Ragin’ Cajuns softball team made its fifth trip to the Women’s College World Series in May 2008. In the WCWS opening game, UL defeated the No. 1 team in the nation, the Florida Gators.

The National Incident Management Systems and Advanced Technologies Institute, which is using Cypress Swamp • supercomputers and visualization technologies to try to improve disaster management by public and private sectors, was established in October 2007. NIMSAT’s Business Emergency Operations Center will be housed in Abdalla Hall.

• Louisiana-Lafayette is the only university in Louisiana that has a simulated neonatal, pediatric and labor delivery unit. Its Maternal/Child Life Skills laboratory recently opened in Wharton Hall. There, senior nursing students in the College of Nursing and Allied Health Professions use sophisticated computerized simulators that can mimic real-world hospital situations.

LOUISIANA • The Ernest J. Gaines Center in Dupré Library will house the only complete collection of Gaines’ scholarship in the world. It will be built in a now-unfurnished section of the library’s third floor. Gaines, Lee Hall author of “The Autobiography of Miss Jane Pittman” and “A Lesson Before Dying,” is writer-in-residence emeritus. He was presented with an honorary doctorate from Louisiana-Lafayette in May 2008.

• The University’s College of Sciences was named the Ray P. Authement College of Sciences in May 2008 in honor of Dr. Ray Authement, Louisiana-Lafayette’s fifth president.

• The University of Louisiana at Lafayette is one of the most affordable universities in the nation, thanks to comprehensive scholarship and financial aid programs, including out-of-state fee waivers to qualified students.

• The University is one among 20 teams chosen worldwide to compete in the U.S. Department of Energy’s Solar Decathlon next year. The teams will each design, build and operate a small energy- efficient house that’s powered entirely by the sun. UL’s Beausoleil Team represents collaboration among the School of Architecture and Design, College of Engineering and the College of Business.

• In March, the university activated First Call, an interactive communications network that uses voice, e-mail and text to alert registered users to emergencies on campus.

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CAMPUS • U.S. Department of Agriculture Francophone studies, mathematics, computer • U.S. Fish and Wildlife Services science and computer engineering. A joint • Louisiana-Lafayette owns a total of about 1,400 acres. Its main campus consists of 137 acres; • U.S. Geological Survey doctor of education degree is offered in the athletic complex and sit on 243 • U.S. Geological Survey National Wetlands educational leadership by Louisiana-Lafayette acres; University Research Park has 148 acres; Research Center and Southeastern Louisiana University. the Center for Ecology and Environmental • About 1,200 students are graduated each fall

Technology has 51 acres; and the Equine university of ACADEMICS and spring. Center is comprised of 100 acres. • 100 percent of all undergraduate programs at UL that are eligible for accreditation by • UL has a 600-acre farm/renewable resources professional agencies are accredited. IMPACT LOUISIANA laboratory with a 30-acre pond for crawfish • Louisiana-Lafayette employs about 1,575 local and catfish culture in Cade, La. • UL is a member of the Southeastern citizens and through spending, sustains more Universities Research Association, which is than 12,800 jobs in the Lafayette area. • It also owns the 100-acre New Iberia Research composed of members from more than a Center in New Iberia, La., which is one of the dozen southeastern states and the District • If it were a private business, the university largest private non-human, primate breeding of Columbia. Other members include Duke, would rank 5th in the Top 100 private colonies in the world. Vanderbilt and Auburn universities. businesses in .

• UL maintains more than 261 campus buildings • The Carnegie Foundation has designated • Louisiana-Lafayette’s total economic impact is that have a total of about 4.2 million square Louisiana-Lafayette as a “Research University $650 million to $700 million in Acadiana each feet. with High Research Activity.” That puts UL in year. the same category as Clemson, Auburn and • The Cajundome is a 12,800-seat multipurpose Baylor universities. The only other Louisiana • The University of Louisiana at Lafayette pays arena. There is an adjacent $13 million institution in the same category is the more than $65 million in salaries and wages convention center University of New Orleans. each year.

LOUISIANA • Edith Garland Dupré Library is one of the • The University of Louisiana at Lafayette is • Students are responsible for $129 million in most technologically advanced university accredited by the Commission on Colleges direct spending annually. libraries in Louisiana. of the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools. • The university injects about $149 million of • University Research Park tenants include: direct, unrestricted spending into the Lafayette • Louisiana Immersive Technologies Enterprise • Louisiana-Lafayette offers 80 undergraduate economy per year. (LITE) degree programs. • Center for Business and Information Technologies • There are 29 master’s degree programs and • Lafayette Economic Development Authority one post master’s certificate program. • Lafayette Primary Care Facility • Hilton Garden Inn • Doctor of Philosophy degrees are offered • U.S. Army Corps of Engineers in applied language and speech sciences, biology, cognitive science, English,

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The University of Louisiana, a selective admissions university, offers 80 COLLEGE OF LIBERAL ARTS undergraduate and 29 master’s degree programs in 10 colleges and schools: Dean: Dr. David Barry | Phone: 337.482.6219 | E-mail: [email protected] • College offers a broad view of the world, so it provides excellent preparation for graduate schools and careers in a wide variety of fields COLLEGE OF ARTS • Liberal Arts sharpen a student’s mind by teaching him or her to reason, to Dean: H. Gordon Brooks, II | Phone: 337.482.6224 | E-mail: [email protected] analyze information critically and to communicate

• Only Louisiana university that has a center for all the arts • Two writers-in-residence, Abdelhak Serhane and Rikki Ducornet, are • The College of Arts has impressive resources, such as a stereoscopic virtual internationally renowned for their creative works reality lab that lets students display their architectural, interior design, • Public Relations program has been ranked in the top 25 in the nation industrial design and animation models in 3-D • Majors: Anthropology, Child and Family Studies, Criminal Justice, English, • Also the only Louisiana university that offers a bachelor’s degree in industrial History, Interpersonal and Public Communications, Mass Communications design (concentrations in Broadcasting, Journalism and Media Advertising), Modern • School of Music students can make professional-quality 24-track recordings Languages (concentrations in French, Francophone Studies and Spanish), in an updated studio and can also utilize a post-production studio for video Philosophy, Political Science (concentrations in Pre-Law and International editing, surround sound mixing and authoring DVDs Relations), Psychology, Public Relations, Sociology, Speech Pathology and • Majors: Architectural Studies, Industrial Design, Interior Design, Fashion Audiology Design and Merchandising, Music (concentrations in Music Business, Composition, Instrumental, Jazz Studies, Music Media, Piano Pedagogy, Performance, Strings, Theory/Composition, Vocal), Performing Arts COLLEGE OF NURSING AND ALLIED HEALTH (emphasis in Theater or Dance, Visual Arts (emphasis in Art History, PROFESSIONS Ceramics, Computer Art and Animation, Drawing, Graphic Design, Media Dean: Gail Poirrier, RN DNS | Phone: 337.482.6808 | E-mail: [email protected] Art, Metalwork and Jewelry, Painting, Photography, Printmaking, Sculpture) • Department of Nursing is one of the largest traditional nursing programs in the nation B.I. MOODY III COLLEGE OF BUSINESS • Consistently, the percentage of UL graduating seniors who pass the National Council Licensure Examination for Registered Nurses on the first try far ADMINISTRATION exceeds state and national averages Dean: Dr. Joby John | Phone: 337.482.6491 | E-mail: [email protected] • The Department of Nursing is one of 10 nursing programs in the nation • Currently enrolls more than 2,800 undergraduate students to be awarded the prestigious Centers of Excellence in Nursing Education • Students in hospitality management get hands-on experience by working designation by the National League of Nursing in an on-campus hotel or restaurant • It was the first college in Louisiana to provide incredibly lifelike computerized • Has one of only six Professional Land and Resource Management programs patient simulators in North America • It was also the first in the world to establish a maternal/child laboratory • Majors: Accounting, Management Information Systems, Economics, furnished with those hi-tech “patients” Finance, Insurance and Risk Management, Management, Professional Land • Majors: Nursing, Dental Hygiene, Dietetics and Resource Management, Marketing, Hospitality Management COLLEGE OF SCIENCES COLLEGE OF EDUCATION Dean: Dr. Bradd Clark | Phone: 337.482.6986 | E-mail: [email protected] Dean: Dr. Gerald Carlson | Phone: 337.482.6678 | E-mail: [email protected] • Carnegie Foundation has placed UL in the same classification with such • A leader in K-12 teacher education in Louisiana universities as Baylor, Auburn and Clemson

• UL grads have one of the highest pass rates in Louisiana for PRAXIS, the • A new $9 million computer science building houses one of UL’s two super national teacher certification exam computers

• Education majors can broaden their view of the world by completing a • It’s connected to the Louisiana Immersive Technologies Enterprise (LITE) portion of their student teaching abroad on campus, a state-of-the-art facility that uses a graphical supercomputer • Majors: Arts Education (grades K-12), Athletic Training, Early Childhood to quickly convert massive amounts of data into immersive 3-D graphical Education (grades PK-3), Elementary Education (grades 1-5), Kinesiology models (grades K-12, Teacher Certification Program), Non-teaching concentrations • Majors: Biology, Microbiology, Resource Biology and Biodiversity, (available in Exercise Science, Health Promotion and Wellness, Sports Chemistry, Computer Science (concentrations in Cognitive Science, Management), Middle School Education (grades 4-8), Secondary Education Information Technology, Scientific Computing, Computer Engineering, (grades 6-12, concentrations in Agriculture, Biology, Business, Chemistry, Video Game Design), Geology (concentrations in Environmental Geology Earth Science, English, Family & Consumer Science, General Science, and Petroleum Geology), Health Information, Mathematics, Physics, Industrial Arts, Mathematics, Modern Language - French, German or Spanish Environmental and Sustainable Resources (concentrations in Natural - Physics, Social Studies and Speech), Special Education (concentrations in Resources and Environmental Quality, Resource Conservation and Early Intervention or Mild/Moderate Disabilities), Music Education (grades Community Sustainability), Sustainable Agriculture (concentrations in K-12, instrumental or vocal) Agribusiness, Animal Science, Plant and Soil Science, Horticulture/Landscape Management), Pre-Veterinary COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING Dean: Dr. Mark Zappi | Phone: 337.482.6685 | E-mail: [email protected] GRADUATE SCHOOL • Provides a nurturing atmosphere, which enhances the learning of theories Dean: Dr. C. Eddie Palmer | Phone: 337.482.6965 | E-mail: [email protected] and processes so that students can put their know-how to the test • Master’s Programs: Architecture, Biology, Business Administration (Health • UL teams have earned first place awards in the National Steel Bridge building Care Administration, MBA: Health Care Certification), Communication, contest; the Concrete Canoe Competition and the International Mini Baja® Computer Engineering, Computer Science, Counselor Education, Education West competition (student teams design and build off-road vehicles) (Administration & Supervision, Curriculum & Instruction, Education of the • Students also participate in regional and national student paper contests Gifted), Engineering (Chemical, Civil, Mechanical, Petroleum), English, and departmental design contests French, Geology, History, Mathematics, Music, Nursing (Adult Health, Adult • Majors: Chemical Engineering, Civil Engineering, Electrical Engineering Psychiatric and Mental Health, Nurse Educator, Non-degree: Post-MSN Adult (Computer Engineering and Telecommunications options), Industrial Health, Post-MSN Adult Psychiatric and Mental Health), Physics, Psychology, Technology, Mechanical Engineering, Petroleum Engineering LOUISIANA Speech Pathology & Audiology, Telecommunications

• Ph.D. Programs: Applied Language and Speech Sciences, Biology, Cognitive COLLEGE OF GENERAL STUDIES Science, Computer Engineering, Computer Science, English (American Dean: Dr. Phebe A. Hayes | Phone: 337.482.6829 | E-mail: [email protected] Literature, British Literature, Creative Writing, Folklore Studies, Linguistics, • Programs in General Studies are designed to meet the needs of students Rhetoric), Francophone Studies, Mathematics who because of unusual interests or circumstances would benefit from a • Ed.D. Program: Doctor of Education in Educational Leadership (joint program with a high degree of flexibility program with Southeastern Louisiana University) • Non-Degree Programs: Special Non-Degree, Masters +30

UNIVERSITY COLLEGE Phone: 337.482.6729 | E-mail: [email protected] • University College is an administrative division which serves many non- degree-seeking and other non-traditional students attending the University. University College extends educational opportunities to individuals whose age, location, or employment circumstances prevent enrollment in traditional, on-campus classes

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DR. E. JOSEPH SAVOIE University President | Louisiana-Lafayette, 1976

r. E. Joseph Savoie became the sixth president of the University of Louisiana at Lafayette on July 1, 2008. Formerly the Commissioner of Higher Education for the State of Louisiana, Dr. Savoie replaces outgoing University president Dr. Ray Authement who retired after more than 40 years of service to the University. D He holds bachelor’s and master’s degrees in education from UL Lafayette and earned a doctor of education in educational leadership and administration from Columbia University’s Teachers College in New York. Prior to his appointment in 1996 as the state’s Commissioner of Higher Education, Savoie served in many roles on the UL Lafayette campus, including Vice President for University Advancement, executive director of the Alumni Association, program director for Union Program Council and student government advisor, as well as an adjunct assistant professor. Dr. Savoie was involved in several recent major postsecondary education reforms in Louisiana, including: • the restructuring of higher education governance; • creation of the Louisiana Community and Technical College System; • teacher education and school reform initiatives; • the state’s Master Plan for Public Postsecondary Education; and UNIVERSITY • the promotion of collaboration within the entire education community. Under his leadership, financial support for public postsecondary education more than doubled PRESIDENTS and Louisiana’s colleges and universities have become more engaged in addressing Louisiana’s The University of Louisiana has had only six economic and social challenges. presidents in its first century-plus of existence. Savoie has held numerous state, regional, and national positions. Governors M. J. “Mike” Newly appointed University president, Dr. E. Foster, Edwin Edwards and all tapped him for higher education committees Joseph Savoie, was selected to head Louisiana- and commissions in their administrations. Savoie was a cabinet member in three governors’ Lafayette on December 6, 2007. administrations – Foster’s, Blanco’s and Bobby Jindal’s. His regional and national affiliations include the Southern Regional Education Board, the national Edwin Lewis Stephens 1900-1938 State Higher Education Executive Officers, the Council for Advancement and Support of Education Lether Edward Frazar 1938-1941 and the American Association of School Administrators. university Joel Lafayette Fletcher 1941-1966 His awards and honors include the 2007 CASE District IV Chief Executive Leadership Award, which was renamed the “Dr. E. Joseph Savoie Chief Executive Leadership Award,” the 2004 University of Clyde Lee Rougeou 1966-1974 Louisiana at Lafayette Outstanding Alumnus Award and the 2000 Henry Mason Award, which is Ray P. Authement 1974-2008 presented by the Louisiana Chapter of the American Association of University Professors. E. Joseph Savoie 2008-present Savoie and his wife, Gail, have a daughter, Jennifer Blaire Saulnier, and a son, Adam Savoie.

“The UL Athletics Department is very fortunate to have outstanding coaches and a very dedicated staff...The potential is enormous and our goal will be to reach that potential.”

-Director of Athletics David Walker, when he was formally announced as the program’s newest Athletics Director on July 17, 2007

DAVID WALKER ADMINISTRATION Director of Athletics | Louisiana-Lafayette, 1976

fter nearly two years at the helm as Interim Director Athletics post-Hurricane Katrina, David Walker was appointed to the position on a full-time basis on July 17, 2007. Walker, a graduate of the University in 1976, has served his alma mater in various administrative positions since 1978. AIn 2005, as the Interim AD, Walker coordinated the post-Hurricane Katrina New Orleans Bowl which was played at UL’s . He was also instrumental in the cultivation of Cox Communication’s donation of $2 million to the Louisiana Department of Athletics, the largest single gift to the program. Walker, a Bunkie, La. native, graduated from Berwick High School. Following a four-year enlistment in the United States Air Force, Walker enrolled at the University of Southwestern Louisiana (now UL). Walker later obtained his Bachelor of Science degree in Business and his Master of Business Administration degree from the University. He has been married to the former Patricia Sutton of Berwick, La., for 36 years and they are the parents of one daughter, Ginny Rebecca.

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SCOTT FARMER SHERRY LeBAS JESSICA CLARKE Senior Associate Athletics Director Associate Athletics Director/Senior Assistant Athletics Director/ Georgia Southern, 1986 Woman Administrator Compliance Louisiana, 1971 Louisiana, 2003 Scott Farmer has served in the Ragin’ Cajuns athletic department Sherry LeBas has been with the Jessica Clarke became the Ragin’ as Senior Associate Director of Louisiana athletics program since Cajuns Assistant Director of Athletics Athletics since August 2007. 1975 and has served as Senior for Compliance in the summer of In his short time at UL, Farmer Woman Administrator for more 2007. She is responsible for Sun has played integral roles in than three decades. In 1983, she Belt Conference and NCAA student- establishing the Ragin’ Cajuns assumed additional responsibilities athlete eligibility rules education, Athletic Foundation (RCAF) and laying the groundwork as an Assistant Athletics Director and was promoted to rules compliance, and serves as the coordinator for the for various athletics facility improvements. Associate Athletics Director in 2008. CHAMPS/Life Skills program and is co-advisor for the In 2008, football season ticket sales increased 56.1% as For seven seasons, LeBas served as head coach of the Student-Athlete Advisory Committee (SAAC). the Cajuns led the Sun Belt in attendance. In addition, Ragin’ Cajuns volleyball team, while also serving as tennis Clarke joined the Athletics Department staff after the Cajuns have seen a significant increase in corporate coach during her career before stepping down from spending three years in the teaching profession. During sponships. coaching duties in 1985 to devote her full attention to the 2005-2006 academic year, she was a Graduate Farmer is a current member of the NCAA Division administrative duties. Assistant in the Compliance Department. I Softball Committee and serves as Chairman of the The Opelousas, La. native is in charge of the event Clarke, a former member of the Ragin’ Cajuns softball Midwest Region Selection Committee. management of the various athletics teams, as well as team, earned a Bachelor of Science degree in marketing He joined the UL athletics staff after spending eight-plus serving as the administrative advisor for the Student- from UL in 2003. She later earned her Master of years at Sun Belt Conference member Troy University, Athlete Advisory Committee (SAAC). She also monitors Education degree in education administration with a where he served in a similar capacity. the department’s compliance with Title IX regulations. supervision concentration from UL in May 2006. She is Before serving as the Senior Associate AD at Troy, he In change of Ragin’ Cajuns women’s athletics since their currently working toward her Ph.D. in higher education served as the Interim Director of Athletics. While in that inception, LeBas has tremendous growth from three sports administration. position, Farmer saw Troy’s football program play in its to eight. She was an active member of the Louisiana academic first bowl game and the school begin the change from A 1971 graduate of UL in physical education and dance, community and student body serving as the Student the Atlantic Sun Conference to the Sun Belt. While at she received her master’s degree in education in 1973. She Government Association President and Homecoming Troy, he oversaw the internal workings of Troy’s 17-sport was a member of the UL dance team and participated in Queen in 2002. Clarke was also the UL Outstanding program, while being directly responsible for the several athletics programs as a student. She is the mother Graduate in the Spring of 2003. department’s sports programs, the support staff and the of one son, Robbie. business office. JOHN DUGAS His other responsibilities included working with all JOHN PORCHE Assistant Athletics Director/ head coaches to coordinate scheduling; coordinating Associate Athletics Director/Director Internal Affairs the development and monitoring of all sports budges; of Athletic Training Louisiana, 2002 and assisting in the formulation, implementation Northwestern State, 1969 and enforcement of departmental policies. He also After nearly 12 years in virtually coordinated the strategic planning process for the John Porche, who has served as every behind-the-scenes job possible athletics department, while serving as the second-in- director of athletic training at UL within the UL athletics department, command for all athletics department affairs. since 1982, assumed the position John Dugas was named Assistant He arrived at Troy from Georgia Southern in February of Assistant Athletics Director in Director of Athletics for Internal 1999, where he spent 12 years in a variety of roles, December 1984. He was promoted to Affairs in November 2007. On August including the last year as Assistant AD for Student-Athlete Associate Athletics Director in 2007. 1, 2006, Dugas was named as UL’s event management Services. At GSU, he began his career as the women’s Porche, heralded as one of the South’s top experts in coordinator and worked with the planning and staging swimming coach and later coached the men’s program his field of athletic training, came to UL after serving nine of all Ragin’ Cajuns athletics events. as well. His women’s teams were 67-25 over nine seasons, years as head athletic trainer at North Texas. During his He also spearheaded the development of the athletic while the men were 19-19 in three seasons. stint at NT, he also served as Assistant AD for one year. department’s web site, RaginCajuns.com, while still He led his women’s squads to eight consecutive A Franklin, La. native and 1969 graduate of Northwestern working with UL’s unique Athletic Network web site. Southern States Conference championships from 1989- State, Porche served for four years as a student and one Dugas has been part of UL’s game-day staff since 1996 and the men to one in 1996. He won conference year as assistant athletic trainer. He accepted a position September 1994, working in event staffing, script Coach of the Year honors five times, had six conference with the Memphis franchise in the American Basketball writing, venue preparation, stadium and arena security, Swimmers of the Year and one Diver of the Year. Association for two years and served as athletic trainer ticket operation, scoreboards and message center and From 1988-1996, Farmer held the dual role of head for the Dallas Chapparrals for one year prior to working at setup and maintenance of public address and other swimming coach and Assistant AD for Sports Programs, North Texas. equipment. Student-Athlete Services and Event Management. In June 1996, he received one of his profession’s highest A 2002 Louisiana graduate, Dugas was a teacher and Farmer earned his Bachelor of Science degree in honors when he was inducted into the Louisiana Athletic coach at Scott Middle School for three years prior to his health and physical education in 1986, while earning his Trainers Association Hall of Fame. Porche is currently full-time appointment. He had also worked as human master’s degree in sport management in 1987 – both serving as Chairman of the Advisory Board of Athletic resources manager at International Plant Containers and from Georgia Southern. He was the 1985 GSU Scholar- Trainers to the State Board of Medical Examiners. as a field technician for SLEMCO before returning to earn Athlete of the Year and set six school records while He and his wife Beverly have three daughters, Felicia, his degree. recording four letters on the swim team. Jennifer and Julianna and three grandchildren, Laura and Dugas is engaged to Brooke Forbis and has a daughter, A native of Ormond Beach, Fla., he is married to the William Aguillard and Anna Michelle Castle. Courtney. former Jackie Davis. The couple has a daughter, Kaitlin, and a son, Kyle. RAGIN’ CAJUNS HEAD COACHING STAFF ADMINISTRATION

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