The University of Louisiana at Lafayette DNP program gives advanced practice registered nurses and nurse executives the knowledge and skills to implement evidence-based best practices to improve patient outcomes. Students' impact on health care systems, populations and policy begins before they graduate.
Brian Kidd was able to accept a new position contingent on his graduation from UL Lafayette's General Studies Online program.
Management graduates are as diverse as the fields they eventually explore and lead. Learn about a few of UL Lafayette’s alumni and how they’ve used skills developed through the B.I. Moody College of Business Administration.
Being an online student taught Nikia Bundage to be a self-starter, which has proved invaluable in her unique role with the Louisiana Office of Public Health.
It was 20 years before Marla Dyson could return to school to pursue her Master’s of Science in Nursing, but she was able to earn her degree — and find a new career path — through the University of Louisiana at Lafayette’s online program.
Angela Ardoin started her journey to a degree at 18, then again at 32. Now she only has two semesters left for her bachelor’s in business administration in management, which she’ll be able to complete entirely online.
University of Louisiana at Lafayette online students display tenacity, determination, and unrelenting willpower. Destiny Theriot, 28, embodies those characteristics and then some as she celebrates meeting one goal — earning her bachelor’s in Health Services Administration — and moving on to the next — attending Southern University Law Center.
Emily Drennan chose Health Promotion and Wellness because she knew the online degree could offer a wide range of opportunity, including a path to pharmaceutical sales.
As a neonatal nurse practitioner, Martin Begnaud knew unwarranted antibiotic use could be costly and lead to poor patient outcomes. In earning his DNP, he wanted to find out why it was happening and how it could be improved.
Ellen Farrar is preparing to begin her first semester in the Master of Education in Curriculum and Instruction program, but through her graduate certificate, she's halfway to her degree.
