Kreig and Rekeisha Triggs excelled in the classroom as teachers, and they were ready to further their education. They enrolled in UL Lafayette’s M.Ed. in Educational Leadership together and found a supportive program that gave them the tools they needed to become leaders in their schools.
Casey Fontenot enrolled in the M.S. in Accounting program online with goals of advancing her career and salary within the Louisiana Department of Revenue. The key to her success, both in the program and in her career, has been her ability to network with her professors and peers.
UL Lafayette students graduate from the Health Promotion and Wellness online program ready to succeed in the workforce, graduate school, and earning industry certifications.
To gain confidence and reach her potential as a healthcare administrator, Nicole Wolfe earned her Graduate Certificate in Population Health. It was exactly what she needed to propel her professional growth.
Lauren Lewis decided earning her degree could be the Rosetta stone to connect her military experience with civilian life. By earning her Bachelor of General Studies, she found so much more.
Michelle Lane knew for 11 years that she wanted to pursue her BSN, however, her roles as a working nurse and family caregiver meant waiting until she could dedicate herself to a degree program. Through UL Lafayette’s online RN to BSN program, she’s earning her bachelor’s degree and has no plans of stopping now.
Samuel Hacker wanted to supplement his chemical engineering expertise with business knowledge gained through an MBA, and he needed a flexible degree program to accommodate his full-time job and his travel plans. Through UL Lafayette, he got it all.
“It’s honestly been quite a roller coaster.”
Ellen Butler worked her way through a dizzying series of twists and turns, before earning her B.S.B.A. in Management online from the University of Louisiana at Lafayette.
She changed schools, she changed majors, she sat out semesters, and through it all she supported herself financially.
Tiffany Ford planned to earn her bachelor’s degree in nursing immediately after high school, but she says, “life happened, and it didn’t work out.”
Still determined, she moved forward with new plans.
Jason LaSuzzo was on track to spend his career in academia before a chance meeting put him on a course to health care management.
While in school for his Ph.D in exercise physiology, Dr. LaSuzzo signed up for a 5K race in Northport, Alabama, where he met physician Dr. Blane Schilling.
