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Passing the torch: LaPREP 2023 blasts off with new leader

LaPREP, a free math and science summer enrichment program for middle school students, is set to blast off again in May at LSU Shreveport after a one-year pause.

Dr. Irina Ilioaea, an assistant professor of mathematics at LSU Shreveport, has been named the interim program director after the retirement of LaPREP founder Dr. Carlos Spaht in 2022. Dr. Spaht continues working with the program as an advisor.

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Shreveport family establishes memorial scholarship

A new scholarship at LSU Shreveport will honor the life of Samuel Walker Lees, who passed away before he could fulfll his potential.

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Endowed scholarship honors retiring LSUS Chancellor Larry Clark

The LSUS Foundation has endowed a new scholarship to honor Chancellor Larry Clark, who is retiring in June after 45 years of service in higher education.

Shreveport family establishes LSUS scholarship to honor son’s memory, help others find their path

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A new scholarship at LSU Shreveport will honor the life of Samuel Walker Lees, a young man who left the world before he could fulfil his potential.

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‘Like Indiana Jones’

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Interns unearth early 20th century artifacts in historic African-American neighborhood near downtown Shreveport LSU Shreveport students are sifting through soil around…

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