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LSU Administration Administration LSU Administration Board of Supervisors Offices of the University Administration 104 University Administration Building (System Bldg.) 3810 West Lakeshore Drive Baton Rouge, Louisiana 70808 3810 W. Lakeshore Drive Baton Rouge, Louisiana 70808 Board of Supervisors . 225-578-2154 Mailing Address: . FAX 578-5524 President, Office of the 3810 West Lakeshore Drive, Suite 104 F. King Alexander, President . 578-2111 Baton Rouge, LA 70808 107 University Administration Bldg. FAX 578-5524 Scott Ballard, Chair . (985) 792-5776 Vicki George, Executive Secretary to the President . 578-2111 180 New Camellia Blvd., Suite 100 107 University Administration Bldg. Covington, LA 70433 Debbie Richards, Assistant to the President . 578-7350 Ann D. Duplessis, Past Chair . (504) 240-5182 107C University Administration Bldg. 130 W. Greenbrier Dr. Doreen Brasseaux, Assistant Vice President Univ. Sys. New Orleans, LA 70128 Relations . 578-5589 Ronnie R. Anderson . (225) 922-6203 104B2A University Administration Bldg. P. O. Box 95004 Jason Droddy, Director External Affairs . 578-5745 Baton Rouge, LA 70895-9004 111C1 University Administration Bldg. Scott A. Angelle Academic Affairs, Office of 4349 Main Hwy. Richard Koubek, Executive V.P. and Provost . 578-1519 Breaux, Bridge, LA 70517 115 University Administration Bldg. FAX 578-8835 Glenn J. Armentor . (337) 233-1471 T. Gilmour Reeve, Associate Vice President for Academic 300 Stewart St. Aff. 578-6610 Lafayette, LA 70501 115 University Administration Bldg. R. Blake Chatelain . (318) 561-4000 P. O. Box 12550 Audit, Office of Internal Chad Brackin, Chief Auditor . 578-4736 Alexandria, LA 71301 122 University Administration Bldg. 578-4749 Stanley J. Jacobs . (504) 523-1444 500 St. Louis Street, Suite 200 Finance & Administration, Office of . 578-6935 New Orleans, LA 70130-2118 Dan Layzell, V.P. and CFO for Finance and Admin. Services . 578-4342 Valencia Sarpy Jones . (318) 238-3649 109-C University Administration Bldg. FAX 578-5524 816 University Pkwy. Natchitoches, LA 71457 General Counsel, Office of Lee Mallett . (337) 214-0428 Thomas Skinner, General Counsel . 578-0335 511 E. Frontage Rd. 124 University Administration Bldg. FAX 578-0329 Iowa, LA 70647 Health Care & Medical Education Redesign, Office of Rolfe McCollister, Jr. (225) 928-1700 Frank Opelka, Executive Vice President . 504-568-4769 P. O. Box 1949 2000 Tulane Ave., 3rd Floor, New Orleans, LA 70112 Baton Rouge, LA 70821 Jim McCrery 9018 Wisterian Way Shreveport, LA 71106 James W. Moore, Jr. (318) 325-5561 2390 Tower Drive Monroe, LA 71202 J. Stephen Perry, Chair-Elect . (504) 566-5092 2020 St. Charles Avenue New Orleans, LA 70131 James M. Williams . (504) 833-5600 One Galleria Blvd, Suite 1100 Metairie, LA 70001 Robert "Bobby" Yarborough . (225) 344-7636 ext.14 P. O. Box 3374 Baton Rouge, LA 70821 Zachary Faircloth, Student Board Member 5650 Highland Rd. Baton Rouge, LA 70808 Doreen Brasseaux, Asst. Vice President University Adm. (225) 578-5589 104B2A University Administration Bldg. Kay Miller, Administrative Secretary to the Board . (225) 578-2154 104B2 University Administration Bldg. 1 09/27/21 Administration Louisiana State University Office of the President Office of Assessment & Evaluation Bobby L. Matthews, Director . 578-1145 F. King Alexander, President . 578-2111 51 Himes Hall FAX 578-1162 FAX 578-5982 Sandi Guillot, Assoc. Director . 578-1145 Debbie Richards, Assistant to the President . 578-7350 59 Himes Hall FAX 578-1162 3810 West Lakeshore Drive Sandra Whisnant, Accounting Technician . 578-1145 Zac Lemoine, Coordinator . 578-0524 59 Himes Hall FAX 578-1162 3810 West Lakeshore Drive, Suite 111-C4 David O'Brien, Asst. Dir. of Computing . 578-1145 Cindy Hudnall, Office Manager . 578-4713 51 Himes Hall 3810 West Lakeshore Drive, Suite 111 Frank Sipos, Coordinator . 578-1145 Bunnie Cannon, Executive Director of Institutional 51 Himes Hall Advancement . 578-0302 3810 West Lakeshore Drive, Suite 111-C2 Tori Greenwood, Coordinator . 578-1145 51 Himes Hall Jason Droddy, Executive Director of Policy & External Affairs . 578-5745 Mark Kleiner, Testing Lab Coordinator . 578-1145 3810 West Lakeshore Drive, Suite 111-C1 51 Himes Hall Dean Provost, Manager . 578-1145 ATHLETIC COMPLIANCE OFFICE 51 Himes Hall Bo Bahnsen, Associate Athletic Director (Compliance) 578-3892 Derek Wilson, Manager Testing Lab . 578-1145 51 Himes Hall 6th Floor, Athletic Administration Building . FAX 578-2430 LSU Planning & Assessment TaskStream System . 578-1145 Office of External Affairs Sandi Guillot, Assoc. Director 59 Himes Hall FAX 578-1162 Jason Droddy . 578-5745 Computer Based Testing . 578-1145 Executive Director of Policy & External Affairs Derek Wilson, Manager Computer-based Testing Zac Lemoine . 578-0524 51 Himes Hall Coordinator Mark Kleiner, Testing Lab Coordinator FAX 578-5982 51 Himes Hall Instructor Information for CBT Lab . 578-1145 Office of Institutional Advancement David O'Brien, Asst. Dir. of Computing 51 Himes Hall Bunnie Cannon, Executive Director . 578-0302 Institutional Placement & National Testing 3810 West Lakeshore Drive, Suite 111-C2 FAX 578-5982 Programs . 578-9487 Frank Sipos, Coordinator . 578-1145 Office of Corporate & Foundation Relations 137 Himes Hall www.cfr.lsu.edu Instructor Evaluations . 578-1145 Sandi Guillot, Assoc. Director Lisa Geddes, Director . 578-7943 51 Himes Hall 124 Himes Hall Electronic Test Scoring & Scanning . 578-1145 Tori Greenwood, Coordinator Office of Academic Affairs 51 Himes Hall Customized Survey Development . 578-1145 156 Thomas Boyd Hall David O'Brien, Asst. Dir. of Computing phone: 225-578-8863 51 Himes Hall fax: 225-578-5980 Louisiana Notary Public Examination . 578-1145 Tori Greenwood, Coordinator Rick Koubek, Executive Vice President & Provost 51 Himes Hall FAX 578-1162 Peggy Miller, Executive Assistant to the Executive Vice President & Provost Jane W. Cassidy, Senior Vice Provost Cain Center for Scientific, Technological, Ryan T. Landry, Assistant to the Senior Vice Provost Patrice W. Hawkins, Administrative Assistant Engineering & Mathematical Literacy Nora Fierro, Administrative Assistant Matthew R. Lee, Vice Provost for Academic Programs & Support Services Anna Castrillo, Coordinator Brenda Nixon, Assistant Director . 578-4082 T. Gilmour Reeve, Associate Vice President for Institutional 222 Prescott Hall Effectiveness & Academic Planning Stephenie Franks, Assistant to the Associate Vice President Center for Community Engagement, Janet Newhall, Assistant to the Associate Vice President Derek J. Rovaris, Vice Provost for Diversity Learning & Leadership (CCELL) Thomas Smith, Vice Provost and Associate Vice President for Budget & Planning Marybeth Lima, Director . 578-9264 Heather Herman, Executive Director, Communications and External 135H Thomas Boyd Hall Relations 2 09/27/21 Administration Renewable Natural Resources, School of College of Agriculture D. Allen Rutherford, Director . 578-4131 227 Renewable Natural Resources Building FAX 578-4227 Information Textiles, Apparel Design & Merchandising, Dept of. Dean's Office Jenna T. Kuttruff, Head . 578-2282 125 Human Ecology Building FAX 578-2697 William B. Richardson, Dean . 578-2362 128 Martin D. Woodin Hall FAX 578-2526 Michael F. Burnett, Executive Associate Dean . 578-2362 College of Art & Design 134 Martin D. Woodin Hall FAX 578-2526 Maria C. Cazes, Director of Operations . 578-2084 Alkis Tsolakis, Dean . 578-5400 121 Martin D. Woodin Hall . FAX 578-2526 102 Design Building FAX 578-5040 Leslie Blanchard, Assistant Dean . 578-2080 Thomas Sofranko, Associate Dean (Academic Services) . 578-5400 146 Martin D. Woodin Hall . FAX 578-2526 102 Design Building Loren McIntyre, Program Manager . 578-2081 Lake Douglas, Associate Dean (Research & Development) 578-9222 142 Martin D. Woodin Hall . FAX 578-2526 204 Design Building Tobie Blanchard, Assoc. Communications Specialist . 578-6981 Administrative Services 131 Martin D. Woodin Hall . FAX 578-2526 Jessicia Warren, Assistant to the Dean . 578-5400 102 Design Building Johnny Morgan, Coordinator of Diversity . 578-2092 124 Martin D. Woodin Hall . FAX 578-2526 Elizabeth Duffy, Business Manager . 578-5400 102 Design Building Jody Bissett, Administrative Coordinator . 578-2768 101 Martin D. Woodin Hall . FAX 578-2716 Angela Harwood, Communications Coordinator . 578-9041 102 Design Building Jennifer Neal, Director of Student Services . 578-2083 110 Martin D. Woodin Hall FAX 578-2526 Marshall Roy, Information Technology Analyst . 578-5409 108 Design Building Marybeth Smith, Academic Coordinator of Student Services . 578-2065 Debra Langlois, Administrative Coordinator . 578-5400 106 Martin D. Woodin Hall . FAX 578-2526 102 Design Building Mary Claire Gilder, Director of Recruitment & Art & Design CxC Communication Studio . 578-1197 Retention . 578-2468 Vincent Cellucci, Coordinator 120 Martin D. Woodin Hall FAX 578-2526 104 Design Building VACANT, Recruiter for College of Agriculture . 440-812-6440 CADGIS Research Lab . 578-6134 120 Martin D. Woodin Hall . FAX 578-2526 216 Design Building FAX 578-5040 Henry Hebert, Coordinator of Recruitment & Community Design & Development, Office of Retention . (225)621-5795 51 Atkinson Hall 120 Martin D. Woodni Hall . FAX 578-2526 Design Workshop Kasie Dugas, Graduate Student for College of Mark Shumake, Manager . 578-3770 Agriculture . 578-2065 110 Art Building 120 Martin D. Woodin Hall . FAX 578-2526 Development Lindsey Kelly, Coordinator to Vice Pres. of Ag & Dean Julie LeFebvre. Development Director . 578-5400 of College . 578-2715 102 Design Building 101 Efferson Hall . FAX 578-2526 Kristen Higdon, Development Coordinator . 578-5400 Gigi Gauthier, Development Officer, College of 102 Design Building Agriculture . ..
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