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President's Blog

The University President, Dr. E. Joseph Savoie, periodically posts blogs and email messages to the University community and the public about important University relations, developments, and updates.

Read his most recent blogs below and subscribe to receive all updates.

President's Blog

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    Meet Our New Provost

    Dr. Joseph Savoie -- Fri, 11/15/2013 - 12:01pm

    Dear Faculty, Staff and Students,

    Our search for a Provost and Vice President for Academic Affairs of the University of Louisiana at Lafayette is complete, thanks to input from so many of you.

    Our search process was thorough. It yielded two outstanding finalists, Dr. Paula Carson and Dr. James Henderson, from a pool of 72 candidates for this critical position.

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    University Progress

    Dr. Joseph Savoie -- Thu, 09/19/2013 - 2:38pm

    Dear Faculty and Staff,

    Now that everyone has settled into the fall semester, I’d like to share some news about the progress the University has made in a couple of crucial areas.

    First, a search committee is narrowing down the list of finalists for the combined positions of provost and vice president of Academic Affairs. The person who serves in these roles helps oversee all educational affairs and activities, including faculty and research. So it’s a position that’s pivotal to the University’s continued success.

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    Faculty and Staff Made it a Great Year

    Dr. Joseph Savoie -- Fri, 05/17/2013 - 1:27pm

    Dear Faculty and Staff,

    I’d like to thank you for making this academic year a great one.

    In recent days, I've attended several events with graduating seniors. In offering their parting thoughts, a common theme has persisted. Many soon-to-be grads mentioned professors by name who they noted as exceptional mentors. Several, especially those from other countries or states, explained how staff members made them feel welcome. Perhaps they haven't always told you that directly, but in sharing their sentiments, they were expressing gratitude for your dedication and service.

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