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Southern University at Shreveport has been awarded another Department of Education MSEIP grant titled "Project Engineering and Technology: Broadening Participation and Academic Opportunities for Minorities in Engineering & Technology (Project EaT)" in the amount of $749,662. The grant will be led by Project Director, Dr. Kenie Moses and will be used to establish an experiential learning lab in Engineering & Technology, facilitate undergraduate research experiences and promote faculty and student professional development.

Homecoming week is underway. These are some of the events planned for the rest of the week.

Dr. Laurell Malone will work collaboratively with SUSLA faculty members to plan and facilitate lectures and discussions for the flipped classroom to support learning objectives, develop well-organized and effectively paced lectures and discussions, and keep students engaged.

At SUSLA’s 2021 Faculty- Staff Institute, Dr. Rodney Ellis and Chief Advancement Officer Stephanie Rogers were joined by Brookshire’s District Manager Jay Holmes to announce the organization’s initial gift has been fully matched. Brookshire’s invested $30,000 to establish the Brookshire’s - Super 1 Foods First Generation Scholarship. The gift was matched by $30,000 non-state funds and a $40,000 award from the Louisiana Board of Regents to become fully endowed at $100,000.

SUSLA Makes COVID-19 Testing Available to Faculty, Staff, Students and Athletes

On Thursday July 29th, the staff of the Apple Coding Center on SUSLA’s campus celebrated the accomplishments of the Dual Enrollment students who participated in Everyone Can Code and Everyone Can Create this summer.

Southern University at Shreveport Professor Named the Lay Person of the Year 2019-2020 by the Kiwanis Club of Shreveport and the Louisiana, Mississippi and West Tennessee District of Kiwanis International.

What Dr. Rodney Ellis Did That Had Students Cheering

Southern University System President and Southern University and A&M College Chancellor Ray L. Belton announced today to the Southern University Board of Supervisors that he intends to retire from the position of president-chancellor effective Fall 2022.