Spring 2021 Graduation

SPRING COMMENCEMENT

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Dear Graduates,

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et me be the first to offer you congratulations on the great accomplishment of graduating. You’ve invested in yourself and reached a milestone not everyone reaches. It takes a combination of sacrifice and commitment to stay the course and you should feel great pride for a job well done.

Without letting obstacles halt the pursuit of your dreams, you set forth on a path to earning a quality education. Making the decision to attend college can sometimes be the hardest part, especially when you are faced with adversity.

Eleanor Roosevelt once said: “You have to accept whatever comes and the only important thing is that you meet it with courage and the best that you have to give.”

Today when you cross the stage, know that your success is a result of all the things you’ve had to accept and the courage you put forth for your education. Believe me when I say: you are poised to do great things.

Build on the excitement surrounding this ceremony and continue on your path to success with the knowledge that you have the tools to succeed no matter your course. I challenge you to build upon this accomplishment and make our community, our state, and our nation an even greater place to live and work.

Be confident as you step into the next chapter of your life. The education you received at South Louisiana Community College will serve you well. Whether you are entering the workforce right away or continuing your educational journey, know that your education is a solid foundation for your future.

I encourage you to stay connected with your college family as you pursue your dreams. Be a part of our growing alumni network by sharing your experiences with generations to come.

Inspire future students to stay the course and make a better life for themselves with an education. Help them find the courage within to pursue a college degree and let them know the sacrifice is worth it.

Please accept my sincere gratitude for choosing South Louisiana Community College. I, along with everyone here, applaud your hard work and admire your determination and drive to succeed.

Best wishes,

Vincent June, Ph.D. Chancellor

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EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE DR. VINCENT JUNE Chancellor

DR. DARCEE BEX

Interim Vice Chancellor for Academic and Student Affairs

MR. BRYAN GLATTER

Vice Chancellor for Administration and Finance

MRS. LANA FONTENOT

Vice Chancellor for Institutional Advancement

DR. JERMAINE FORD

Vice President for Economic & Workforce Development

ACADEMIC DEANS MR. SAM HARB | Business, IT, and Technical Studies DR. STASIA HERBERT-MCZEAL | Liberal Arts and Humanities (Interim Dean)

DR. CARRY DeATLEY | Nursing and Allied Health DR. DARCEE BEX | STEM, Transportation, and Energy

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outh Louisiana Community College (SLCC) was created by Act 1369 of the 1997 Louisiana regular legislative session. The College was established as a comprehensive, multi-campus public two-year institution of higher education and was designated to serve the Acadiana region comprised of the eight civil parishes of Acadia, Evangeline, Iberia, Lafayette, St. Landry, St. Martin, St. Mary, and Vermilion.

Operations of the college were launched February 1, 1998, and it offered coursework to 31 students at its New Iberia location beginning in May 1998.

Classes were offered in Lafayette beginning in January 1999 and in Franklin during the Fall 1999 semester.

At its inception, SLCC was a member of the University of Louisiana System. When the Louisiana Community and Technical College System (LCTCS) was organized in 1999, SLCC joined all of Louisiana’s community and technical colleges as an LCTCS institution, governed by the Louisiana Board of Regents for Higher Education.

In 2005, the Louisiana Technical College System, established in 1930, organized into regions and Louisiana Technical College (LTC), Region 4, comprised of the seven technical college campuses that are now a part of SLCC, was created. In 2010, the LTC, Region 4 was renamed Acadiana Technical College (ATC) and reorganized as a single college with Lafayette as the main campus and branch campuses in Abbeville, Crowley, New Iberia, Opelousas, St. Martinville, and Ville Platte.

In June 2012, Act 767 merging ATC and SLCC into a new institution was signed by Governor Bobby Jindal, and the LCTCS Board of Supervisors approved the merger effective July 1, 2012. The “new” comprehensive SLCC enrolled more than 7,600 students in the Fall 2012 semester. In June 2013, the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools granted approval of the merger and continued full accreditation of SLCC. Through a statewide realignment in 2017 and 2018, SLCC expanded its educational footprint to Morgan City.

South Louisiana Community College currently offers more than 50 programs, leading to associate degrees, technical diplomas, and certificates, to 18,000 students annually. The College also offers a wide range of non-credit instruction and training. The College is proud of its history and looks forward to continuing to provide outstanding educational opportunities for students throughout the greater Acadiana region.

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HISTORY

THE HISTORY OF SLCC

PROGRAM

COMMENCEMENT PROGRAM PROCESSIONAL

Pomp and Circumstance

MACE BEARER

Patrick Gibbens, Faculty Senate President, Assistant Professor of Humanities and C ommunication

MASTER OF CEREMONIES

Jeff Jones, Vice President, SLCC Foundation Board

PRESENTATION OF FLAGS

Acadiana High School Junior ROTC

NATIONAL ANTHEM CHANCELLOR’S WELCOME

Dr. Vincent June, Chancellor

RECOGNITION OF PLATFORM AND HONORED GUESTS REMARKS FROM STUDENT COMMENCEMENT SPEAKER Eric Johnson, Practical Nursing

INTRODUCTION OF COMMENCEMENT SPEAKER

Dr. Vincent June, Chancellor

COMMENCEMENT ADDRESS

Dr. Deiadra Garrett, Women’s and Children’s Hospital Children’s Multi Specialty Group Attending Pediatric Surgeon - Lafayette, Louisiana

PRESENTATION OF CHANCELLOR’S ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE AWARD

Dr. Vincent June, Chancellor

PRESENTATION OF SPRING 2021 GRADUATES

Dr. Darcee Bex, Interim Vice Chancellor for Academic & Student Affairs

CONFERRING AND AWARDING OF DEGREES

Dr. Vincent June, Chancellor

RECESSIONAL Pomp and Circumstance

The audience is asked to remain seated until the academic procession has exited the hall.

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COMMENCEMENT SPEAKER

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r. Deiadra “Dee” Garrett is a board-certified pediatric general surgeon from Lafayette. Her practice focus includes minimally invasive endoscopic surgery and neonatal surgery. Dr. Garrett earned a medical degree from the University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine and later a doctorate in genetics from LSU Health Sciences Center in New Orleans. She completed a pediatric surgery fellowship at Johns Hopkins Hospital in Maryland, a surgery residency at Alton Ochsner Medical Foundation in New Orleans and a minimally invasive surgery fellowship at Children’s Hospital in Los Angeles.

She has served on the board or is a member of several organizations including American Pediatric Surgical Association, American College of Surgeons, American Academy of Pediatrics, Lafayette Parish Medical Society, Louisiana Emergency Response Network, Lafayette Children’s Museum, United Blood Services, Hearts of Hope, and the Emergency Medical Services for Children Advisory Committee.

She was a member of Leadership Louisiana Class of 2018.

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REGALIA ACADEMIC REGALIA

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merican academic regalia is an inheritance primarily from Britain. The custom of wearing academic gowns, caps, and hoods dates back to about the 12th and 13th centuries. The most common articles of daily attire then were long flowing gowns and cloaks, with hoods attached for headwear; subsequently, hats became prominent. In England, details of scholars’ apparel and occasions for use were strictly prescribed by university statutes.

The origin of the Oxford “mortarboard” cap is a mystery.

It may well have evolved from forcing the rather square-shaped, outdoor biretta over the close-fitting, indoor skull cap commonly worn by university scholars in medieval times. Gowns for all three degree levels are similar in shape, although sleeve patterns differ.

Doctoral gowns are faced with velvet, with three bars per sleeve.

The hood is the most distinctive feature of academic dress.

The color and style distinguish degree level, college or university, and discipline, although proliferation of fields and institutions does not always allow easy identification. Hoods are all black, and they become longer and wider with more advanced degrees. All are lined inside with silk in the academic colors of the institution that conferred the degree. The outer velvet trim on the hood, which becomes broader with the higher degrees, indicates the academic discipline.

COLLEGE MEDALLION

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he medallion is a symbol of the office worn by the chancellor on official and ceremonial occasions. SLCC’s medallion is a replica of the official logo of the college, and it is suspended with the names of the college’s campuses. The chancellor wears the medallion at academic ceremonies, such as commencement and while serving as a delegate representing the college in other ceremonial rituals.

The academic mace is a symbol of authority dating from medieval times when knights carried them during processions with their kings. As the tradition grew, the mace became a ceremonial symbol of peaceful leadership. Today, a college’s mace is carried before platform-party dignitaries and the chancellor during commencement, inaugural, and other academic ceremonial processions.

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MACE COLLEGE MACE

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outh Louisiana Community College’s mace is handcrafted from cypress, the state tree of Louisiana, and was specially designed to represent the institution.

At the bottom of the mace is a small ball that symbolizes the College’s origin. Next is an expanding shaft that represents the student body’s increasing knowledge and expansion. Two rings at the shaft’s base symbolize the merging of Acadiana Technical College with South Louisiana Community College, and a series of rings near the middle represent the innumerable ways in which the College impacts Louisiana residents’ quality of life.

The two rings at the top of the shaft symbolize excellence and integrity, the College’s guiding tenets. The large ball near the top represents the College ’s faculty and staff that guide students on their educational journeys, and the finial at the mace’s peak points both the College and our students toward the future.

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GRADUATE HONORS CHANCELLOR’S HONOR GRADUATES (**)

HONOR SOCIETY (§)

Students with the highest academic achievement (a cumulative grade point average of 3.8 or higher) receive this prestigious award and wear gold honor cords during commencement.

South Louisiana Community College is the home of the Beta Xi Omega Chapter of the Phi Theta Kappa (PTK) International Honor Society. This organization acknowledges and encourages scholarship among two-year college students. Students invited to become members are recognized for their academic achievements.

At commencement, PTK members wear blue and gold cords.

HONOR GRADUATES (*)

Students who earn a GPA of 3.5 to 3.79 are considered Honor Graduates and wear white honor cords during commencement.

LISTING OF GRADUATES The appearance of a name in this program is presumptive of graduation, but it is not to be regarded as conclusive. Students whose names are listed twice in the program are receiving two degrees. Due to late application, the names of some students who are graduating are not listed in this program.

ACADEMIC DIVISIONS DIVISION OF BUSINESS, INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY, AND TECHNICAL STUDIES MR. SAM HARB | Business, IT, and Technical Studies Division Dean

Associate of Applied Science in Application Software Development Matthew Baham Mackeneze Cormier §

Brady Mcbride Pierce Ledet **

Associate of Applied Science in Business Administration Sandi Cormier § Quaneka Doucet Natalie Doyle §

Nur Efendi * Dosha Eugene Nya Howard

Anh Nguyen Chelsie Renshaw §

Associate of Applied Science in Business Office Administration Nicole Benoit

Cate Koen *

Associate of Applied Science in Culinary Arts & Occupations Haley Fabacher **

Rhoketta Richard **

Associate of Applied Science in Information Technology Andrew Allemand ** Kyler Courville Brandon Dautreuil Hayward Duresseau § Zachary Fontenot

Donald Fuselier ** Miguel Masrodriguez *§ Thang Nguyen Stefan Ortego **§ Jonathan Perez * 10

Ian Pitre Devin Richard Nicholas Savoy Kevin Short *

Associate of Science in Business Crystal Abshire § Ricky Adams Aubrie Alford Gwen Angelle * Amy Arnaud ** Gavin Berken ** Kristen Blanchard Zack Blanchard Makenzie Boudreaux * Merasia Boudreaux ** Dominique Broussard *§ Mary Broussard Taylor Broussard Elise Brown *§ Suzane Cao Cameron Castille § Chasity Clay Alice Clement Kelby Daigle § Mia Delahoussaye **

Gregory Derousselle Gabrielle Dorsey Ethan Enkey Emily Fontenot Zia Fontenot ** Sloan Gary Maxwell Gill Caleb Gooch * Krystal Gotch Chassidy Guidry **§ Oakley Guillot ** Summer Hamilton Cameron Hebert Dylan Hethcoat Kaysha Jones Payton Latiolais Janson Matte ** Morgan McGrew Ana Mejia **§ Avery Miller

Eugene Mwakitawa Cathie Nguyen Sharon Olivier *§ Avery Onezime Alia Patin § Gabriele Perez Zachary Romero Zain Romero Dawn Roussel § Shawneece Rubin Alisha Sattler Owen Suire La'Jhyrionte Tabor Danielle Thomas § Lauryn Walker * Kylie Weber § Lawson Whalen Kendralyn Winfrey ** Chance Womack

Technical Diploma in Application Software Development Teresa DeMoor

Daniel Reynolds

Technical Diploma in Business Office Technology Debra Dugas **

Technical Diploma in Culinary Arts & Occupations Aaliyah Guidry

Technical Diploma in Information Technology Dillon Graves

Clayton Hebert

Kyler Killmer

DIVISION OF LIBERAL ARTS AND HUMANITIES

DR. STASIA HERBERT-MCZEAL | Liberal Arts and Humanities Division Interim Dean Aniya Brown Jessica Clark Keshawn Davis §

Associate of Arts - Louisiana Transfer Lyndsey Eichler § Tommy Huynh *§ Steven Long

Kirsten Miller § Claire Russo Aaliyah Thomas

Associate of Applied Science in Digital Media Design Abigail Cormier Tanner Desormeaux Miles Guy

Jack Hebert James Hebert ** Emily Legendre ** 11

Caylin Rogers Kaleb Stansbury

Associate of General Studies Ruby Aguillon-Sanchez * Andrew Alderman Chase Alleman Lauren Allen § Brittany Ames Michelle Arellano Kearston Auguillard § Kirsten Auzenne * Bethany Barker Gage Bayard Madison Blanchard Samantha Blondiau * Ashley Bourque Kennedie Bourque ** Marie Broussard Tristan Broussard *§ A'Kaisha Brown Latora Bruno Mya Budden Yecenia Cardenas Grant Castille Brooklyn Caswell Grace Chachere ** Jessica Coleman § Anaya Cormier ** Ayana Cormier ** Gabriella Cormier Anna Cox Victoria Craigen § Mary Cramer ** Sarah Culp Sigsworth Larisha Decuire Tristyn Domec Brooke Duhon * Andramica Etienne * Jennifer Faulk Abbegail Fils *§ Ariel Finley Lanita Fletcher § Mackenzie Foret

Lovey Francis Talia Garner Vickie Gittens ** Ariana Goodie Ariel Goodie § Natalie Granger § Benjamin Green Amanda Griffin *§ Sebastian Guillaumin Imari Harris ** Brittany Henry * Caitlyn Hermann Kayla Hill Christian Horn ** Dalony Hudson Keandre Kennerson Mayhlee Khamvongsa * Jemila Lacon § Esther Lafontant *§ Cassie Lastrappe * Hieu Amie Le Ruby Leal Chelsea Leblanc Jonathan Lee Lyric Lee Samantha Leger *§ Kayla Lewis Kaylie Lewis *§ Tammy Lewis § Alexander Martin Samantha Marx ** Vasiti McHenry * Mazzy Mccann Ian Mellington Natalie Mendoza **§ Matthew Miller * Zoe Mixon ** Alicia Morrison § Heavenly Mouton § Tammy Nguyen

Angela Nolan Kevin Oakley Eurica Obey Brayan Palacios *§ Kade Parker *§ Bella Patterson Dwain Paul Lidia Raschitor ** Ashley Riley Josie Roane ** Cade Roland **§ Janet Romero Jordan Savoie Katherine Savoy Sasha Schannette Sarah Schwing Kaitlyn Seaux Sache Sices Brandon Sikes **§ Kameron Simon § Mathew Simon Katreuna Sinegal McKenzie Spears * Abigail Stacks ** Bailey Stebbins § Brandie Stelly **§ Kassiel Stephens Hoby Suire Ian Sutherlin John Sweat **§ Jordan Thibeaux § Nicholas Thomas Katelynn Toussaint Evan Tran Rachel Vallot ** Connie Viator § Jordan Wagner *§ Karis Watson ** Alexis Webb Quade Witt

Associate of Science in Criminal Justice Angelee Angel Sydnee Babineaux Mariah Bernard Shelbie Bourque Dartagnan Butler ** Jory Coker Raymond Cormier III *

Jessica Deglandon § Anthony Hattier ** Gabriel Hughes Astrid Yolanda Ibanez Romero Sarah Jeffries Bailey Laviolette Amaiya Lively 12

Kilee Muna Bethany Russum Kennedi Schaubert *§ Diamond Senegal Precious Sonnier Diamond Whitehead

Technical Diploma in Digital Media Design Nicolas Cantey *

Kaeli Creel

DIVISION OF NURSING AND ALLIED HEALTH

DR. CARRY DeATLEY | Nursing and Allied Health Division Dean

Associate of Applied Science in EMT Paramedic Mitchell Blaise Vladyslav Bubenov Anthony Caracciolo Luke Chang **

John Church William Debutts Joshua Lanier Zoltan Lazar

Clark Mangini Braden Merkel Ricky Swaim

Associate of Applied Science in Medical Laboratory Science Bethany Allain Therese Bergeaux Kristin Brown Blaire Carriere Caitlin Champagne

Kelsey Chenevert U'Khira Grayson § Caleb Hebert Jada Landry Emily Monteleon

Emily Renard Carli Shannon **§ Brandy Thibodeaux Sarah Vaughan

Associate of Science in Nursing Falon Alford *§ Raymond Anderson § Dashea Arvie Sameka Arvie Morgan Baudoin § Amber Bayham Shateela Benjamin § Allison Bergeron Hester Bourdier *§ Kristin Breaux Jermanie Broussard § Mallory Broussard Taylor Broussard Telisa Brown Erica Carrier Shelicia Charles § Sandy Coon Nickee Dauphiney Kayla Doucette John Douzat

Jessica Dugas § Loni Faul Sadie Fusilier § Tristyan Garrett § Shayla Gotch § Shandrae Grant Toree Gravouia Erin Guidry § Kylie Guidry Alessandra Guillory Erica Gutierrez § Garrett Higginbotham Alana Hudspeth Caylin Irogbele § Octavia Joseph § Brittney Lacoste Shana Logan Eiffel John Manzano * Megan Martin Jena Mitchell 13

Dustin Myers Jessel Gyn Marie Price § Shunquilla Rideaux § Tessie Rideaux Emily Robert Tremaine Robertson Katherine Savoie Laquanna Semien Cody Shiers § Theresa Singleton § Attallah Sonnier § Rebeca Uribe-Soto Carolyne Tate Isabelle Vedrines * Taylor Vernon Courtney Vidrine § Brittini White Melissa White Shara Williams § Shondalyn Wilson

Certificate of Technical Studies in Medical Assistant Alyssa Barron * Ava Broussard Destiny Broussard Cassie Bullock ** Braylin Charles Shaylyn Connor Destiny Davis McKenzie Delahoussaye Caitlynn Falcon Sydnie Floris

Brooklyn Floyd Kayla Fruge Alaiha Jack Diamond Jackson Maranda Jackson Jeanette Kelley Hali Lafleur Charlene Landry Angel Langlinais Macie Lee

Taylor Lewis Caroline Needham § Jacquetta Pena *§ Kaytlyn Richard Krissie Richard ** LeDisha Roberts Jillian Scott Emma Soley Amber Theriot **

Technical Diploma in Practical Nursing Shylar Angelle Brittany Archon Lacie Bernard MacKenzie Biessenberger Miranda Bonner *§ Shelby Boudreaux Macey Brasseaux Anjel Campbell Tahlia Castille Nautica Celestine Angela Charles Saja Chevis Tonya Deville § Maureen Dugas Brooke Duhon Caroline Dumesnil Ryli Frederick Leah Gaspard Markia Green

Naomi Griffin Rozuandra Jacobs Amber Jacquet Brianna JeanLouis Alissa Johnson § Charnelle Jones Tiffany Jones § Cherelle Kelegon § Juliet Kring Ashley Lagrange § Tanisha Lanceslin § Jessica Landry Bronte Leblanc Jacqueline Leblanc Nicole Lee Payton Lewis Orelia Lumpkin § Whitley Martin Jasmine Owuamanam

Shayna Pellegrin Desiree Perro Rhyan Poche Emily Romero Janet Romero Courtney Siner § Kayla Smith Logan Smith § Lauren Stoute § Belva Tezeno Zackery Thibodeaux Ashlyn Touchet § Kenneth Veillon § Olivia Vollman Beverly Walker Janya Walker Naomi Williams §

DIVISION OF STEM, TRANSPORTATION, AND ENERGY

DR. DARCEE BEX | STEM, Transportation, and Energy Division Dean

Associate of Applied Science in Aviation Maintence Technology Gavin Landry Alex Pellerin

Michael Stutes ** Alex Vedros *

Associate of Applied Science in Civil Survey and Mapping Technology Cameron Bellard

Jonathan Hernandez

Alex Vidrine **

Associate of Applied Science in Drafting and Design Technology Amber Aubry Kaleb Bowen

Pricila Cruz * Matthew Judice * 14

Giles Laviolette

Associate of Applied Science in Helicopter Aviation Dakota McGarity *

Brett Racis **

Collin Suire

Associate of Applied Science in Industrial Electronics Technology Zachary Alles **§

Devan Courville

Luke Louviere

Associate of Applied Science in Technical Studies Peter Degeytair

Associate of Science in Industrial Technology Michael Bowie Kymani Bryan Randy Freeman

Bruce Hanchett Tyler Ledet Jordan Parker *

Tanner Thompson Gerard Williams

Associate of Science - Louisiana Transfer Gabby Benoit **

Taylor Sweat **§

Skylar Tolliver

Technical Diploma in Aviation Maintence Airframe/Powerplant Gauge Short *

Technical Diploma in Civil Survey and Mapping Technology Travis Roberts **

Technical Diploma in Commercial Industrial Electronics Technology Kristopher Granger **

Technical Diploma in Drafting and Design Technician Stratton Doyle **

Ethan Hulin

Julian Plaisance **

Technical Diploma in NDT Testing Technology Camron Andrus

WORKREADY U ADULT EDUCATION

MS. MONICA SYLVESTER | Director of Adult Education

High School Equivalency Diploma Malyza Alexander Rayne Faust Erminia Gast Ashante Hurst

Raymond Love Ona Martin Norman Robles Daven Romero 15

Linda Sassau Rachelle Thibodeaux

LCTCS BOARD MEMBERS Ms. Tari T. Bradford Ms. Helen Bridges Carter Mr. Rhoman J. Hardy Mr. Timothy W. Hardy Ms. Erika McConduit Ms. Tara Mitchell, Student Member Ms. Willie Mount, First Vice Chair Mr. Michael Murphy Mr. Chip Jackson, Second Vice Chair

Mr. Joe Potts Mr. Paul Price, Jr., Chair Mr. Stanton Salathe Mr. Stephen Smith Mr. Mark D. Spears, Jr. Mr. Craig Spohn Mr. Stephen Toups Mr. Joshua Turner, Student Member

SLCC FOUNDATION BOARD MEMBERS Mr. Erroll Babineaux Ms. Cheryl Bartley Mr. Jeremy Bazile Ms. Anita Begnaud Ms. Tina Bingham Mr. Andrea Breaux Mr. Gregory Daigle, Secretary Mr. Blake Douet Mr. Michael Flash, Treasurer Dr. Leslie Greco Mr. Ema Haq Mr. Corey Jack

Mr. Jeff Jones, Vice President Dr. Vincent June, Interim Chancellor Mr. Brett Mellington, President Mr. Tim Marks Mr. Paul Molbert Mr. Bently Senegal Mr. Raj Shetye

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COMMENCEMENT SUPPORTERS Danah Simon Tremika Cleary Erika Milton Sheryl Tebis Peggy Adams Elizabeth Taylor Diva Jones Christina Martin Jamie Herndon Diamond Williams Angelique Case Angela Evans Nancy Kinchen Kelly Terrebonne Uma Deoras Joan Granger Ayda Martin Brent Bollich Debbie Tabchouri Nahid Sajjadi Shantrell Johnson

Erin Prichard Brittany Ducote Conner Chauveaux Kelly Greene Katie Dickerson Ziuta Blaes Brittany Renard Demise Daigle Lawana Stokes Demise Daigle Christy St. Andre’-Lemelle Patrick Gibbens Darcee Bex Monica Sylvester Carrie DeAtley Sam Harb Stasia Herbert-McZeal Wendi Robicheaux Stacy Upton Tiffany Turner Claudia Provost 17

Marcus Simmons Dena Landry John Lee Perry Ledet Cheryl Fruge Mary Morrison Cyndi Gaudin Ariel Dauzart Athanasios Markou Jakia Steele Shelby Desrochers Langston Faulk Kelita Johnson Rebecca Galloway Carleen Jones Brittany Renard Shelby Desrochers Jakia Steele Monica Sylvester

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CAMPUSES ACADIAN CAMPUS Crowley

GULF AREA CAMPUS Abbeville

C. B. COREIL CAMPUS Ville Platte

EVANGELINE CAMPUS St. Martinville

FRANKLIN CAMPUS LAFAYETTE CAMPUS NEW IBERIA CAMPUS T. H. HARRIS CAMPUS Opelousas

YOUNG MEMORIAL CAMPUS Morgan City 18

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