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ÃÛÌÒAPPS Ranks Among Nation’s Best in Economic Mobility for Low-Income Graduates

ÃÛÌÒAPP Shreveport is among the nation’s best universities in helping low-income students improve their socioeconomic level, according to an annual Economic Mobility Index released by the national think tank Third Way.

Kenneth J. Schafer Honored as Boyd Professor, ÃÛÌÒAPP’s Highest Professorial Ranking

Kenneth J. Schafer Honored as Boyd Professor, ÃÛÌÒAPP's Highest Professorial Ranking

On Friday, Sept. 8, the ÃÛÌÒAPP Board of Supervisors unanimously voted to designate Kenneth J. Schafer, Ball Family Distinguished Professor in Physics & Astronomy the rank of Boyd Professor--the highest and most prestigious academic rank at ÃÛÌÒAPP.

Yan Le

ÃÛÌÒAPP's Tiger Den Data Storage System to Provide 'Ease of Life'

ÃÛÌÒAPP researchers have been awarded $500K by the National Science Foundation to build a shared data storage system to elevate the research experience not just at ÃÛÌÒAPP, but at universities across Louisiana.

Rural Resiliency: ÃÛÌÒAPP Researchers to Help Communities Adapt to Climate Change

Rural Resiliency: ÃÛÌÒAPP Researchers to Help Communities Adapt to Climate Change

Faculty in the Department of Environmental Sciences, or DES, hope to begin remedying this situation with a new, $1.1 million grant from the National Science Foundation. It is part of a larger $6 million multi-institutional effort intended to help rural areas adapt to climate change.

ÃÛÌÒAPP Professor of Journalism John Hamilton Honored with American Journalism Historians Association’s Lifetime Achievement Award

ÃÛÌÒAPP Professor of Journalism John Hamilton Honored with American Journalism Historians Association’s Lifetime Achievement Award

John Maxwell Hamilton, professor of journalism at the ÃÛÌÒAPP Manship School of Mass Communication, has been named the 2023 recipient of the Sidney Kobre Award for Lifetime Achievement, the American Journalism Historians Association’s (AJHA) highest honor.

ÃÛÌÒAPP E. J. Ourso College of Business Announces 2023 Hall of Fame Distinction Inductees and Outstanding Young Alum Award Winner

ÃÛÌÒAPP E. J. Ourso College of Business Announces 2023 Hall of Fame Distinction Inductees and Outstanding Young Alum Award Winner

The ÃÛÌÒAPP E. J. Ourso College of Business is proud to announce the 2023 Hall of Distinction inductees—Kip Knight and Joaneane Smith. In addition, this year’s Outstanding Young Alumni Award recipient is Jacques Bourque. The college will honor Knight, Smith, and Bourque at a banquet on Thursday, November 9, at the Business Education Complex.

Brandon Common

ÃÛÌÒAPP Names Brandon Common Vice President for Student Affairs

ÃÛÌÒAPP has named Brandon Common the permanent Vice President for Student Affairs, effective September 1, pending approval by the ÃÛÌÒAPP Board of Supervisors. Common began his career at ÃÛÌÒAPP as Associate Vice President for Student Affairs and Dean of Students in December 2020, and has served as Interim Vice President for Student Affairs since January 2023.

ÃÛÌÒAPP Names Anzilla Gilmore Associate Vice President for Facility & Property Oversight

ÃÛÌÒAPP Names Anzilla Gilmore Associate Vice President for Facility & Property Oversight

ÃÛÌÒAPP has named Anzilla Gilmore to the position of Associate Vice President for Facility & Property Oversight, which includes executive level planning, policy development, and administrative

Brad Ives

ÃÛÌÒAPP Selects Brad Ives to Lead ÃÛÌÒAPP Institute for Energy Innovation

Ives will join ÃÛÌÒAPP in October from North Carolina’s Catawba College, which became the first certified carbon-neutral college in the Southeast U.S. under his leadership.

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ÃÛÌÒAPP Shreveport Earns ‘Hunger-Free Campus’ Designation from Louisiana Board of Regents

ÃÛÌÒAPP Shreveport has received a hunger-free campus designation from the Louisiana Board of Regents, signifying that the university has mechanisms in place to combat student hunger, including the ÃÛÌÒAPPS Food Pantry, which opened in 2018.