In the memoir "Spared," Dr. Clementine Msengi recounts her remarkable journey from surviving the Rwandan genocide to becoming an accomplished American citizen, community leader, and academic.
Read More ▸The Mary and John Gray Library, in collaboration with the College of Arts and Sciences, organized an event titled "Empowered Women Empowering Women" to celebrate the International Day of Women and Girls in Science.
Read More ▸In this week's episode of LU Moment, the spotlight is on Lamar University's Student Health Center (SHC) as Jayna Bonnette, the health education program coordinator, shares valuable information on the diverse range of services provided for Cardinals.
Read More ▸Lamar University announces the 2024 Distinguished Alumni Award recipients, recognizing graduates who have excelled in their careers and community service.
Read More ▸Dr. Jennifer Fagen, an associate professor of sociology, along with Dr. Jeremy Shelton and Jenna Luché-Thayer, sheds light on the challenges faced by Lyme disease patients in their article titled "Medical Gaslighting and Lyme Disease: The Patient Experience.
Read More ▸Dr. Kathryn Washington, an educational leadership professor at Lamar University, was surprised to be honored with the Margaret Montgomery Leadership Award at the Texas Council of Women School Executives (TCWSE) annual awards luncheon.
Read More ▸In this week's episode of the LU Moment, LU Crew members Annette Castillo and Jordan Campbell discuss Cardinal View. Go beyond the podcast with this Q&A talking all things Cardinal View.
Read More ▸Johnny Guidry, a distinguished Lamar University alumnus, has been named a finalist for the Presidential Management Fellows (PMF), a prestigious federal government leadership development program.
Read More ▸Lamar University's Reaud Leadership Institute (RLI), supported by Wayne A. Reaud, introduces the Reaud Fellows program for students to enhance leadership skills. The curriculum includes an Honors Seminar on Leadership, book studies, and engagement in the Honors Leadership Community.
Read More ▸Counselling professors Dr. Rebecca Frels and Dr. Kimberly McGough have developed the "I'm Stronger Today" curriculum featuring Gertie, a turtle, to help children in South Texas cope with grief.
Read More ▸Dr. Tilisa Thibodeaux, Dean of the Reaud Honors College at Lamar University, has secured nearly $100,000 in funding from the Texas Workforce Commission (TWC) for the Innovation ColLABoration summer camp.
Read More ▸Frances Wimberly-Alberto, a Lamar University graduate, shares her family's legacy with the institution.
Read More ▸Coordinator for Student Engagement and CAB Advisor Callie Melancon and CAB Executive Officer Jaelan Sherman discuss how the Cardinal Activities Board (CAB) curates events based on student input and contributes to campus culture.
Read More ▸LU professor Dr. Debbie Troxclair has been elected as the President of the Association for Gifted & Talented Students (AGTS-Louisiana) for the 2024-2025 term, bringing a wealth of experience and commitment to supporting the needs of gifted students.
Read More ▸Lamar University organized an exclusive Dinner and Conversation event on Feb. 6, bringing together accomplished alumni and current students. Hosted by the Office of Alumni Affairs, the event aimed to provide students with valuable insights into various professional fields.
Read More ▸Heidi Dixon, a counseling student at Lamar University, draws on her experience facilitating a grief support group to publish her first book, "My Little Blue House," using a metaphor of a house to help individuals cope with the loss of a spouse.
Read More ▸Beaumont senior biology student Jacob Thompson found his passion for neurodegenerative disorders, leading him to pursue research at Lamar University and ultimately being awarded the David J. Beck Fellowship, enabling him to conduct cutting-edge research on neuronal aging and Alzheimer's disease at the Mayo Clinic and Johns Hopkins University labs.
Read More ▸Lamar University's College of Engineering and the Robotic Cardinals recently hosted their second annual VEX Robotics Competition, attracting nearly 200 high school students from across Texas.
Read More ▸Lamar University's Department of Electrical Engineering has introduced a new Bachelor of Science program in Computer Engineering which will cover a wide range of subjects, including electronic devices, communication systems, renewable energy, signal processing, and more.
Read More ▸Dr. Janeal White, a family studies professor at Lamar University, was honored with the National Council on Family Relations (NCFR) Emerging Mentor/Teacher Award which recognizes outstanding family science faculty for their dedication to teaching and mentorship.
Read More ▸Lamar University's President recognized 879 students on the Fall 2023 President’s List (4.0 GPA), and the Deans acknowledged 1,428 students on the Fall 2023 Dean’s List (3.5+ GPA).
Read More ▸Lamar University has introduced a new online master's program in Strategic Communication, designed for individuals aspiring to excel in various communication fields.
Read More ▸Lamar University's College of Engineering has revamped the Texas Academy student lounge, emphasizing it as a strategic investment to attract high-achieving students and enhance the overall quality of engineering students.
Read More ▸Lamar University is featured in The Princeton Review's 2024 Best Online Ed.D Programs list.
Read More ▸Lamar University's Rick Condit, Professor of Music and Jazz Ensembles Director, has earned a place in the Texas Jazz Educators Association Hall of Fame for his notable contributions to jazz education.
Read More ▸Beaumont City Councilman Mike Getz donates $1 million through a charitable remainder unitrust (CRUT) in memory of his late wife, Allison Nathan Getz, benefiting Lamar University and five other Southeast Texas organizations.
Read More ▸Texas Academy students participated in The Woodlands High School Model United Nations Conference, with three students earning awards for their performances in representing countries and addressing global challenges.
Read More ▸Lamar University proudly appoints Dr. Joseph Tacy as the new Director of the JoAnne Gay Dishman School of Nursing, where he aims to lead with a comprehensive approach, emphasizing innovation and excellence in nursing education, scholarship, and practice for Southeast Texas and beyond.
Read More ▸Lamar University's "Home for the Holidays" program, initiated in 2018, sees returning students sharing their college experiences at high schools, connecting over 800 students with support services, dispelling myths, and offering valuable insights into the college journey to foster connections and ease the transition.
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