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The American Academy in Rome taps the McClures of Lafayette as Fellows for a year of study in Rome. UL Student Wins National Design Competition
Design senior Sarah O'Brien's "Elizabowl" chosen from over 200 entries in the 15th annual Student Design Competition, sponsored by the International Housewares Association. 
A few years ago, a student stepped up to work towards making the UL "Horse Farm" a public park for the whole community. While a fierce argument raged through the community, fueled by divisive media commentary, the student heading the effort was meeting politely with President Authément, who welcomed both the student activism and the independence of thought and diversity of opinion, with the open-mindedness, tolerance, and collegiality that the life of the mind demands. She talks about her experiences with ultoday.com. 
utloday.com interviews the founder and architect of UL's fundraising office, and one of the University's most enthusiastic advocates. 
ultoday.com interviews Dr. Jack Damico, a world-renowned scholar, and the architect of the rapidly-growing undergraduate, graduate, and research programs in the UL Department of Communicative Disorders 
Bayoumi Center for VLSI Design established in Indian hi-tech hub. 
ultoday.com interviews Garth Alper, Interim Department Head of the School of Music. Marketing & Hospitality lands 4 students among 18 worldwide for the world's most prestigious film festival. 
Currently in some circles there is this "new" idea, that education should serve workforce development. In this approach, the primary role of education is to produce workers for the economy-- in essence, employees. Not surprisingly, these arguments generally come from the business community. Such an approach appears to be insufficient. First of all, if we are engaged in workforce development, then what workers are we developing? For which job shall we train workers? There is a popular slide show claiming that today's graduate will hold 10 to 14 jobs by age 38. What will those jobs be? And even if we knew what they would be, we couldn't possibly train for that many jobs. For which of them should we train our workers? 
ultoday.com spoke with Michael Lotief about the Cajuns' remarkable run this year. His wife and Co-Head Coach Stefni sat in and added her thoughts. 
The UL Mechanical Engineering Department's Mini-Baja Team returns from Tennessee ranked among world's elite. General Interest
Continuing our discussions of the UL District, and how to advance UL and Acadiana, today we look at an innovative monorail+streetcar system that would enhance all of our core industries. 
The ultoday.com logo has attracted questions and compliments. So what's the difference between a single fleur de lis, and three? |
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