“I wanted to finish what I started, so graduating from UL Lafayette was important to me. I didn’t want to transfer anywhere else.”
-Kailee Marikar, Bachelor of General Studies, 2019
There is no greater sense of pride for us than helping students bridge their dreams and their reality, whether they want to complete their bachelor’s degree, advance their career through a graduate degree or certificate — or both!
Arthur Almazan and Lisa Olinger both completed their undergraduate degrees at the University of Louisiana at Lafayette and came back for graduate school when the M.S. in Informatics program began.
Program coordinator Lisa LeBlanc’s niche in the UL Lafayette faculty is helping students find where their talents are and how to use them in health promotion and wellness.
Dr. Michael Totaro is a machine learning expert, an associate professor and informatics degree program coordinator. But to his students, he’s an invested mentor and guide.
For more than 20 years, Tammy Bennett has worked to provide access to quality reproductive health services to patients across Louisiana. Bennett is pursuing her Doctor of Nursing Practice online to help extend her reach beyond the state to help even more people.
Recognizing the quality and caliber of UL Lafayette’s MSN-Family Nurse Practitioner alumni, donors are partnering with the University to support future MSN students through scholarship opportunities.
Through UL Lafayette’s hybrid M.Ed. in Educational Leadership, Erin Henry found the right balance of rigor and flexibility to complete her degree and grow into her role as assistant principal of New Iberia’s Catholic High.
Jason Meaux, an experienced oil and gas professional, found the M.S. in Systems Technology online program helped him implement new tools and processes as a project manager.
Hannah Brasseaux, 30, started her undergraduate education at the University of Louisiana at Lafayette in 2009. Two majors and four years later, she needed to take a break.
Summer 2021 Master of Education in Curriculum and Instruction graduate Jenna Pryor says she uses what she’s learned in her online graduate program every day.
