Dear Faculty & Staff,
I’m pleased to announce that the academic year is off to a smooth start. It is exciting to have the university buzzing with activities and have our students, faculty and staff back on campus. To all who are new to UL Lafayette, I extend a warm welcome and wish you the best on behalf of the entire university family.
Dear Students,
It is my privilege to welcome you back to campus today and wish you all good luck as you begin this new academic year. I hope that you are ready for and excited about the promise of a new semester and all of the successes, growth, and memories it will bring. As you begin the semester, it is important that you get organized and get to know your professors and classmates. Most importantly, go to class. Attending class is your best guarantee for a successful semester.
Dear Faculty, Staff & Students,
The Spring 2011 semester is well under way and our campus is filled with activity. I appreciate this opportunity to briefly update you on a few initiatives and issues that may be of interest.
Dear Faculty, Staff and Students,
I am pleased to inform you that the university has secured necessary approvals to proceed with two important projects that are prominent recommendations of our 2009-2014 University Strategic Plan.
These projects will build new residence halls, improve existing student housing and renovate and expand our Student Union. The result will be an invigorated campus climate intended to help more students achieve their goal of earning an academic degree.
Dear Faculty and Staff,
This message shall serve as a reminder that university faculty and staff will gather in Angelle Hall Auditorium on Tuesday, September 28 at 2 p.m. to hear the most current information available on the university’s budget, possible budget reductions and the collaborative process we are undertaking to manage and mitigate future cuts.
Dear Faculty & Staff,
I am writing today to invite you to a University Budget Summit on Tuesday, September 28, at 2 p.m. in Angelle Hall Auditorium. Provost Steve Landry and I will provide the most current information available on the university’s budget, the prospect of further reductions and the collaborative process we are undertaking to manage and mitigate future cuts.
Dear Students,
The beginning of each new semester is a very exciting and hopeful time. As I’ve walked the campus these last two weeks, it is obvious what our students mean to the university. You give the university a certain rhythm and an energy that is palpable. In short, you give the campus “life.”
Dear Faculty and Staff,
You may have seen the posters and received previous messages, but I’m emailing you today to remind you to Wear Red tomorrow, September 3.
National College Colors Day is Friday, September 3. Students, faculty and staff are encouraged to celebrate our university and the positive impact its had on the community by wearing red. Wear Red Day, our fifth annual, is held in conjunction with National College Colors Day. I encourage you to join me this Friday and every Friday to show your support and passion for our university by Wearing Red.
Dear Faculty and Staff,
Dear Faculty and Staff,
