The LeDoux Library will close this week so that construction work inside can be completed.  The Library will reopen on Monday, January 20.

While the physical library will be closed, the university's virtual library and online resources will remain accessible for the faculty and students.  The librarians can still be reached by phone (337) 550-1380 and email if assistance is needed.

Work to replace the library's air handlers has been underway since the end of the fall semester.  

LSU Eunice Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs Steven Guempel will became the second member of the LSU Eunice Bengal Hall of Fame Friday at the University’s third Hall of Fame Banquet.  Guempel will be honored for his leadership in laying the ground work to form athletic programs at the university in mid 1990s.

 Guempel will follow in the footsteps of Curtis Joubert who was the first member inducted into the Hall of Fame last year.

 Tickets for the event are still available.  Tickets are $50 per person and include entrance to the event that features entertainment by Grammy Nominated Pine Leaf Boys, a meal and keynote speaker Dr. John Lombardi, president of the LSU System, who will speak about the history of athletics in colleges.

 The LSU Eunice Bengal Hall of Fame was established in 2009 to honor outstanding athletes, teams, coaches, and supporters for their athletic performance, leadership, and team contributions. In the fall of 1999, men’s baseball and women’s basketball began competition with softball being added in the fall of 2005.

 The LSU Eunice coaching staffs will introduce their teams and talk about their seasons.

Jazz and Blues music will headline the Spring 2012 LSU Eunice Performing Arts Series.  The Series will bring to the campus Shreveport jazz artist Jackie Greggs, and National Blues Hall of Fame member Doug Duffey.

Greggs, along with her jazz ensemble, will appear on the stage of the Health Technology Building on the LSU Eunice campus February 6.  The performance will begin at 6:30 p.m.  Greggs loves to perform duos with her vocals with the melodic strings of an acoustic guitar, or upright bass. This elegant combination allows the beautiful timbre of her voice to melt into the lushness of each note that she releases. These musical duos are "ear candy" for the listener.   Tickets for the event are $4 for general public and free to LSU Eunice students and children 12 years of age and under.

Duffey will perform at LSU Eunice March 15 at 6:30 p.m. in the Health Technology Building auditorium.  Tickets for the event are $4 for general public and free to LSU Eunice students and children 12 years of age and under.  Duffey was inducted into the Louisiana Hall of Fame and the National Blues Hall of Fame where he was named Louisiana Ambassador of the Blues.  The Monroe, Louisiana native has written songs for and recorded with George Clinton, Funkadelic, Rare Earth, Bootsy Collins, Bernie Worrell, Keith Richards, Herbie Hancock, David Byrne, Maceo Parker, Fred Wesley, Anders Osborne, Little Queenie, Marcia Ball, Zakiya Hooker, Jerry Beach, and John Autin, to name a few.  Onstage, he serves up a steaming hot & spicy gumbo of Louisiana soul, whether solo or with his International Soul Band.

The Spring 2012 Performing Arts Series is sponsored by the LSU Eunice Campus Activities Board.

A public forum for students to give feedback regarding the LSU Eunice campus tobacco policy will be held Tuesday, January 31, and Wednesday, February 1, at noon in room 109 of the Acadian Center.

The forum, sponsored by the Student Government Association and the Campus Activities Board, will allow students, faculty, and staff to voice their opinions about possible changes to the current policy.

LSU Eunice Policy Statement 42, established in May 2007, states:  Smoking is prohibited within all LSU Eunice facilities and vehicles. Persons choosing to smoke outside University buildings and other facilities should avoid the immediate entrance and exit areas of buildings to prevent subjecting others to second-hand tobacco smoke. 

Students, educators and members of the community are invited to attend the free conference at LSU Eunice. The local conference will be held on Friday, Feb. 17 at LSU Eunice in Manuel Hall Room 208, from noon to 1 p.m.  And earlier conference will be held in Lafayette.  It will be held Wednesday, Feb. 15 from 7 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. at the Lafayette South Regional Library, 6010 Johnston St., Lafayette.

Keynote speaker will be Dr. Julie Rocque of the University Saint Boniface of Winnipeg, Manitoba.

"In an environment where parents have two distinct backgrounds, one purely anglophone and one Francophone (French, Belgian, Cajun, Ceole, etc), the students have a different profile than those of mainstream America. This generates educational challenges, that teachers, school and parents have to assess," said Dr.Olivier Chatelain de Pronville, French instructor at LSU Eunice.  "Dr. Rocque will present the Canadian socio-cultural mandate of Francophone education in minority language settings and will explore the supports and structures existing to foster strong partnerships between schools, parents and community."

For more information, contact Dr. Chatelain de Pronville at ochatela@lsue.edu or 550-1272.

A LSU Eunice sponsored financial aid workshop for high school seniors is scheduled for March 1 at 6 p.m.

The workshop will cover the financial aid application process including how to complete the FASFA. A representative from the Louisiana Office of Student Financial Assistance will also be on hand to discuss the TOPS program.

The workshop will be held in the Acadian Center on the LSU Eunice campus at 6 p.m.

Students do not need to be planning to enroll at LSU Eunice to attend the workshop. Any high school senior with questions about Financial Aid is encouraged to attend.

Student interested in attending the workshop must RSVP at http://www.lsue.edu/finaidrsvp.

Enrollment is 2,972 students. LSU Eunice's enrollment for Spring 2012 semester was only 0.3 percent down from the Fall of 2011 enrollment of 2,982.

"Traditionally spring enrollments are always less than those in the fall," said LSU Eunice Chancellor William Nunez. However the limited decline of 0.3 percent from Fall to Spring in academic year 2011-2012 was the least drop recorded over the past several years."

LSU Eunice experienced drops of 4.5 percent between semesters in the 2010-2011 academic year, 2.9 percent in 2009-2010, and 2.5 percent in 2008-2009.

"This data demonstrates that the campus' efforts to enhance both its student retention and recruitment success are beginning to have a measurable impact," said Nunez.

The largest single area of improvement in enrollment came from an increase in students in East Baton Rouge Parish in the Early Start Program at University High. The Early Start program allows students in high school to earn college credit through LSU Eunice.

"In addition, the campus also demonstrated improved success in its efforts to increase Early Start participants from area high schools, with the largest single area of enrollment increase coming from the addition of the 121 students at the LSU A&M's University High," said Nunez

The early start program allows students in high school to get a jump start on their college education by the earning of college credit through LSU Eunice.

Students from 53 parishes are enrolled in LSU Eunice classes, including off-campus classes. Parishes with 20 or more students attending LSU Eunice this fall are St. Landry, 658; Acadia, 400; Lafayette, 236; East Baton Rouge, 149; Evangeline, 149; Rapides, 121; Iberia, 91; Vermilion, 87; Jeff Davis, 71; St. Martin, 68; Allen, 50; Calcasieu, 49; Avoyelles, 33.

LSU Eunice will host two Career Day Expos from 8:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m. on Monday, February 27 and a second on Wednesday, February 29 in the South Commons of the Acadian Center.

Monday's Expo will be a Health Sciences Event featuring Baton Rouge General Hospital, Mercy Regional Medical Center, Opelousas General Hospital, Rehab Xcel and others. A complete list of participants can be found at http://www.lsue.edu/site287.php .

Wednesday's Expo will be for those interested in Criminal Justice, Education and Business Technology. Participants include the Austin Police Department, Chase Bank, Faith House, the Eunice Fire Department and others. A complete list of participants can be found at http://www.lsue.edu/site287.php .

Atina Wright, LSU Eunice's coordinator of career services, said that the university welcomes the participation of businesses that will set up booths offering information about careers and occupations within their company. A total of 34 businesses are scheduled to participate.

For additional information, contact the LSU Eunice Office of Career Services, 337-550-1430.

The LSU Eunice Study Abroad program is now registering students for a four-week summer French Immersion program in Montreal, Quebec. The French Summer Program 2012 is an intensive language and culture program directed by Dr. Olivier Châtelain de Pronville and the Division of Liberal Arts at Louisiana State University Eunice and organized by Global Study Abroad.

 An information Meeting will be held Wednesday, March 7th at 3 p.m. in Manuel Hall room 108.

The program provides students the opportunity to live and study in Quebec for four weeks to develop French language skills and experience a rich and different cultural environment. Students earn four credit hours from LSU Eunice for FRENCH 2300 language course.

Students will attend three hours of class every morning, take an exam every Friday and complete a comprehensive final exam at the end of the course. In the afternoon student will work on assignments at locations throughout Montreal, including Oratoire St. Joseph, Museums, and the Botanical Garden.

The program is open to all registered students of LSU Eunice and to students in good standing from other universities or colleges who register at LSU Eunice for the summer session. Space is limited so students are encouraged to register early.

For more information on LSU Eunice's Summer Study Abroad Program 2012 in Montreal contact Dr. Olivier Châtelain de Pronville at ochatela@lsue.edu or by phone at (337) 550-12752 and (512) 825-9348. His office on campus is located in Manual Hall, room 138. His office hours are between 3 p.m. and 4p.m. Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays. You may also contact Dr. Luciane Berg at dberg@lsue.edu or (337) 550-1308 in Manual 147.

According to NSU President Dr. Randall Webb and LSU Eunice Chancellor William J. Nunez III, the 2 plus 2 agreement is designed to improve the transfer and advising process for students.

"We are pleased to be able to develop this agreement with LSU Eunice and look forward to working with them closer in the future," said Webb. "LSU Eunice is a student- oriented institution like Northwestern State. We know LSU Eunice students interested in a degree in business administration will find an outstanding program at Northwestern State with a faculty dedicated to student success."

Northwestern State and LSU Eunice have existing 2 plus 2 agreements for criminal justice and radiologic technology.

"LSU Eunice is both pleased and excited about its recent establishment of a 2 plus 2 agreement for the completion of a bachelors' degree in business administration with Northwestern State University," said Nunez. "With this 2 plus 2 program agreement, upon completion of their Applied Science Associate Degree at LSU Eunice in management, students will not only have the opportunity to complete an accredited bachelor's degree program in business administration from NSU, but they will also be able to complete the remaining two years of this degree on-line, without having to leave their homes to do so."

Under the agreement, Northwestern State will provide consultation to LSU Eunice regarding required content for the 2 plus 2 curriculum and receive and maintain Intent to Transfer forms from LSU Eunice students and honor the agreement regarding the academic catalog in effect on the student's date of signature and the Northwestern State confirmation signature. Northwestern State will accept credit hours from LSU Eunice as listed in the agreement and provide information about the agreement in the university catalog. The two institutions will work together to market the agreement.

Northwestern State's School of Business is accredited by the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business.

IMPORTANT UPDATE: MATH 1021 Section 65 at University Medical Center is cancelled for Monday night.  Also ENGLISH 1002 Section 50 has been moved online for Monday night.

The University will remain open Tuesday and all classes will continue as scheduled.  Students and faculty and staff are encouraged to use discretion when traveling to the University.   

ROAD CLOSURE: The bridge at Highway 91 near Bobcat Drive is undergoing construction and will be closed through Thursday.

All events are free to the public.

Children's activities planned for the day will include inflatable jumps and slides as well as games organized by LSU Eunice students, juggling lessons and face painting. Teenagers can enter a video game competition and have their picture taken in the photo booth.

Live entertainment will feature Lil' Nathan and the Zydeco Big Timers.

Arts and crafts and food items will be sold. Music will be provided by DJ and Company with Jeffery Naquin.  Campus departments and LSU Eunice student organizations are also sponsoring educational exhibits and activities.

Booth space is available for artist, craftsmen and non-profit organizations are encouraged to host a booth during the day.  Download a booth registration form.

More information is available from the Office of Student Activities, (337) 550-1395.

(L-R) Willie Bergeron; Dr. William Nunez, III, LSU Eunice Chancellor; Sabrina Salling; Madelaine Landry, Executive Director LSUE Foundation; and Jacqueline Lachapelle, LSU Eunice Director of Financial Aid.

The Lady Bengal Softball team earned a chance to defend their national title by winning the Region 23 Tournament in Clinton, Mississippi, this weekend.  The girls will return to Traceway Park in Clinton on May 17 for the NJCAA Division II National Tournament.

LSU Eunice knocked off Northeast Mississippi 9-0 to win the regional tournament and advanced to the World Series.  The Lady Bengals went undefeated in the regionals.

Full coverage of the NJCAA Division II National Tournament and live streaming video will be available at www.lsuebengals.net.  

LSU Eunice Radiologic Technology graduates received their pins at the annual pinning ceremony.

Receiving top honors at the ceremony was Justin Junot and Dawn Williams. Junot earned the Outstanding Scholastic Student Award and the Outstanding Clinical Award at Our Lady of Lourdes Regional Medical Center. William also won the Outstanding Scholastic Student Award and the Outstanding Clinical Award at Opelousas General Health System.

Earning the Outstanding Achievement Award was Ashley Tezeno, and Wesly Murff was named Distinguished Senior Student.

Pictured are Sitting (l-r): Leslie Bergeron of Church Point, Megan Sullivan of Ville Platte, Paige Alleman of Kaplan, Crystal McCann of Scott, and Kailyn Viator of Delcambre. Standing (l-r): Spring Woodson of Opelousas, Kaitlyn Hebert of Carencro, Justin Junot of Lafayette, Wesly Murff of Crowley, Dawn Williams of Opelousas, Ashley Tezeno of Mamou, Cady White of Duson, Lauren Trahan of New Iberia, and Skyli Matthews of Mamou. Not pictured is Morgan Eppley of Ville Platte.

Photo Gallery  

Students graduating with high honors, recognizing grade averages between 3.5 and 3.79, were Rikki Vincent, Lafayette; Fallon Lovill, Denham Springs; Leslie Bergeron, Church Point; Megan Sullivan, Ville Platte; Lauren Trahan, New Iberia; Spring Woodson, Opelousas; Misty Bonin, Branch; Christen Dawson, Carencro; Nicole Hale, Carencro; Allen Jones, Crowley; Abigail LaCombe, Eunice; Margaret Nobles, Youngsville; George St. Julian, Jennings; Randi Devillier, Eunice; Amy Fuselier, Ville Platte; Emily Trahan, Kaplan; MeLisa Guillory, Oberlin; David Adrian, Lake Charles; Danielle Fontenot, Eunice; Misty Jones, Eunice; Marco Picciola III, Destrahan, Macey Stelly, Kaplan; Alethea Walker, Sunset; William Warner III, Woodworth; Connor Winters, Eunice; Daniel Carlton, Jonesville;

Students graduating with highest honors, based on earning grade averages between 3.8 and a perfect 4.0, Colby Laramore, Eunice; Chad Miller, Sulphur; Thomas Griffin, Lafayette; Vance Olivier, Youngsville; Justin Junot, Lafayette; Kailyn Viator, Delcambre; Dawn Williams, Opelousas; Temeka Tripeaux, New Iberia; Kristie Broussard, Lafayette; Justin Hanks, Crowley; Heather Demoruelle, Ville Platte; Justin Schopp, Central; and Randy Turner, Eunice.

The LSU Eunice Diagnostic Medical Sonography department recently received a FAST Exam Real Time Ultrasound training model through a Louisiana Community and Technical College System Rapid Response Grant.

The new model is the first fully imageable Focused Assessment with Sonography for Trauma (FAST) ultrasound training model that offers superb realism. Students will experience outstanding ultrasound imaging characteristics of the structures in the thorax, right upper quadrant, left upper quadrant, abdomen, and pelvis while encountering the same imaging challenges as found in a human patient such as applying the adequate transducer pressure in order to obtain images, bowel gas and intercostal access.

Pictured with the new equipment are DMS students Jull Usie of Breaux Bridge, Julie Nguyen of Marrero and Kristie Broussard of Lafayette.

Diagnostic Medical Sonography at LSU Eunice is a one-year certificate program. More information can be found www.lsue.edu/dms .

The list comprises full-time students who maintained at least a 3.5 grade-point average on a 4.0 scale during the semester.

Area students on the list are:
Abbeville: Patti Derouen, Lauren Gaspard, Phillip Legere, Keisha Suire, Heather Touchet
Alexandria: Chasity Carter, Ronald Chamberlain, Matthew Farley, Michelle Foxworth, Tuan Nguyen, Kenneth Standfield,
Arnaudville: Brenna Carriere, Natalie Menard
Ball: Brittany Brocato, Malorie Stone,
Basile: Brittany Faul, Kyle LaFleur,
Baton Rouge: William Bacon, Jonathan Jones,
Bentley: Allisha Coates,
Boyce: James Jackson,
Branch: Allison Blanchard, Lindsey Lebouef, Amanda Ortego, Amie Taylor,
Breaux Bridge: Amberly Champagne, Angela Henson,
Carencro: Haley Bourgeois, Christen Dawson, Virginia Domingue, Allyson Duplechain, Kaitlyn Hebert, Krystal Parker,
Central: Justin Schopp,
Cheneyville: Sabrina Destin,
Church Point: Kelli Benoit, Michael Benoit, Leslie Bergeron, Stephanie Carriere, Mary Colligan, Jacy Douget, Penny Jacobs, Brittney Lawrence, Natalie Noel, Brandi Prather, Taylor Richard, Mirakle Senegal, Joni Sonnier,
Covington: Kristopher Hines,
Crowley: Justin Hanks, Diana Hollier, Corey Hulin, Joanie Kibodeaux, Ethan Leger, Tori Lormand, Katie Menard, Eric Milton, Wesly Murff, Erick Puissegur, Jeremy Puissegur, Peyton Roteff,
DeQuincy: Tiffany Havard,
Delcambre: Jaci Trahan, Kailyn Viator,
Denham Springs: James Crowder,
Dequincy: Micah Havens,
Destrahan: Marco Picciola,
Dry Prong: Andrew Phillips,
Duson: Regan Harris, Jessica Thibeaux, Cody Thibodeaux, Elizabeth White,
Egan: Hanna Breaux,
Elton: Nicholas Fisher,
Eunice: Conner Ardoin, Ethan Arnaud, Haley Atchison, Brett Bergeron, Adam Bieber, Tiffany Bonnette, Delia Darbonne, Mary Deaville, Randi Devillier, Elena Dupre, Jada Fabacher, Brittany Faul, Danielle Fontenot, James Fontenot, Chelsea Gobert, Jacy Guidry, John Guillory, Lynnette James, Randi Johnson, Abigail LaCombe, Ronald LaCombe, Heather Lanclos, Colby Laramore, Laura Larson, Denise LeDoux, Jennifer LeJeune, William Leger, Katie Murphy, Allison O'Brien, Zachary Person, Chasity Phillips, Ashley Rachal, Danielle Richard, Layne Richard, Nickolas Richard, Brittany Roberie, Maggi Schoeffler, Asia Semien, Jonathan Tucker, Taylor Tujague, Pamela Turk, Randy Turner,
Franklin: Ingrid Cummings,
Glenmora: Charles Evans,
Gretna: Jamie Richoux, Christopher Tapie,
Gueydan: Russ Laseter, Justin Zaunbrecher,
Hammond: Keegan Pecar,
Homer: Dalton Herrington,
Houma: Brady Domangue,
Iota: Anthony Chambers, Braylon Cormier, Kayla Darbonne, Katie Latiola, Courtney LeJeune, Derek Stout,
Jeanerette: Shanique Marks,
Jennings: Karen Hanson, Keagan Kratzer, Alexandra Moore, Alison Redlich, George St. Julian, Hannah Wilson,
Jonesville: Daniel Carlton,
Kaplan: Paige Alleman, Jade Romero, Emily Trahan,
Krotz Springs: Chance Bazar, Kacie Smith,
Lafayette: Andrea Broussard, Blake Broussard, Kristie Broussard, Andrea Ducharme, Patrick Emmels, Naomi Gabriel, Justin Junot, Shauna Namie, Kirk Savoy, Anna Shute,
Lake Arthur: Chance Oustalet,
Lake Charles: Daicha Bennett, Daniel Duhon,
Lawtell: Melisa Walls,
Leesville: Ava Simmons,
Lena: David Goff,
Mamou: Dionne Ashford, Joshua Bertrand, Dylan Deason, Andrew Fontenot, Luke Fontenot, Stevie Fontenot, Elizabeth Lee, Skyli Mathews, Joshua Mayeux, Thomas Nicholson, Benjamin Soileau, Hilton Soileau, Ashley Tezeno,
Mansura: Jonathan Vaccaro,
Maurice: Melissa Bridges,
Melville: Lindsey Clark,
Monroe: Melanie Howard,
Morse: Ashley Bonin, Ramsey Falcon, Amy Walton,
New Iberia: Ramie Doiron, Amy Giang, Jennifer Trahan, Lauren Trahan,
Oberlin: Jessica Carrier, Wayne Ewing, Logane Fuselier, Jeramy Powers,
Opelousas: Alise Ardoin, Myra Auzenne, Jody Bergeron, Michelle Boss, Shawn Curry, Tina Daly, Naomi Dussette Chapman, Jacquelynn Fontenot, Erin Halphen, Aaron Latiolais, Brittini Leger, Brooke Leger, Emilee Quebedeaux, Shawney Robin, David Savoie, Cali Soileau, Dawn Williams, Spring Woodson,
Pine Prairie: Britni Fruge,
Pineville: Rebecca Cooley, Ashley Murphy, Heather Prymek, Stacey Scott,
Pollock: Hope Coody, Cody Summerlin,
Port Barre: Cynthia Grimmett, Summer Lalonde, Jodi Taylor,
Prairieville: Hayden Saucier,
Rayne: Coby Baudoin, Anne Bercier, Bridget Bercier, Michelle Bozyone, Jamie Breaux, Amber Citrano, Britany Cormier, Fredrick Credeur, Heather Mire,
Reddell: Josie Jones,
Scott: Roxanne Gabriel, Crystal McCann, Oneika Mercier, John Smith,
St. Martinville: Melissa Guillory,
Sulphur: Chad Miller,
Sunset: Alethea Walker,
Ville Platte: Matthew Ardoin, Jodi Arnaud, Haley Brown, Margeaux Buller, Kristi Burleigh, Garret Cantu, Corey Cavins, Allison Comeaux, Melanie Deen, Gabrielle Deloach, Alexandra Deville, Naomi Edwards, Silas Fontenot, Samuel Franks, Amy Fuselier, Sarah Fuselier, Allison Fusilier, Jason Guillory, Jonathon Guillory, Kelsey Jagneaux, Christopher Manuel, Taylor McCaulley, Kayla McDaniel, Kyle Meyer, Kaitlin O'Shee, Lauren Ortego, Alex Reed, Danielle Reilly, Lyndsey Schexnayder, Megan Sullivan, Brittany Thomas, Brittany Vidrine,
Washington: Kari Lafleur, Kendra McKinney, Attie Stelly, Amy Sylvester,
West Monroe: Robert Moore,
Youngsville: Taylor Daigle,

Balgonie, Saskatchewan: Stephanie Masson,
Kirbyville, Texas: Kael Jones,
Porter, Texas: Patrick Michon,

The minimum grade point average requirement for consideration is a team GPA of 3.00.

Baseball and Basketball each made the list with an average GPA of 3.17, while Softball was added to the list after finishing with a 3.15 GPA.

Over 450 teams qualified for academic team accolades. Nearly 60,000 student-athletes competed in the NJCAA for the 2011-2012 academic year on more than 3,500 teams in 28 different sports.

The 2011-2012 season marks the 29th year the NJCAA has recognized the success of its student-athletes in the classroom. With minimal changes, the NJCAA academic awards program has been in place since 1983.

To see a list of all qualifying teams visit the NJCAA website .

The LSU Eunice Nursing Program has announced the dates of upcoming entrance exams for the program's applicants. 

APPLICANTS TO THE LPN ADVANCED TRACK PROGRAM

ENTRANCE EXAM: HESI Exam

METHOD: Computer

LOCATION: Computer Lab - Health Technology Building Room 205
                Computer Lab - Library - Second Floor

DATE: Tuesday, November 6, 2012 • 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. and  1:00 p.m. - 4:00 p.m.
         Wednesday, November 7, 2012 • 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. and  1:00 p.m. - 4:00 p.m.

APPLICATION PACKETS: December 1, 2012

APPLICATIONS DUE: January 15, 2013

APPLICANTS TO THE TRADITIONAL ASN PROGRAM

ENTRANCE EXAM: TEAS Exam

METHOD: Computer

DATES: Monday, November 12, 2012 • 8:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m. AND 12:30 p.m.-4:30 p.m.
           Tuesday, November 13, 2012 • 8:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m. AND 12:30 p.m.-4:30 p.m.
           Wednesday, November 14, 2012 • 8:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m. AND 12:30 p.m.-4:30 p.m.
           Thursday, November 15, 2012 • 8:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m. AND 12:30 p.m.-4:30 p.m.
           Friday, November 16, 2012 • 8:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m. AND 12:30 p.m.-4:30 p.m.

REPEAT TEAS DATE: Wednesday, November 28, 2012

APPLICATION PACKETS: December 1, 2012

APPLICATIONS DUE: January 15