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The American Press Foundation has given $15,000 to the McNeese State University Foundation to establish the Lake Charles American Press Scholarship in Visual Arts. The scholarship was established with the proceeds of the McNeese Visual

The McNeese State University Foundation has received $10,000 in donations for the 2016 Cowgirl Tee Time Roundup benefiting the McNeese women’s golf program. Dr. Larry Stewart gave $5,000 and Solar Supply Inc. gave $5,000. Tournament

Banners at McNeese State University is annually supported by donations from area corporate sponsors. Union Pacific donated $10,000 for the 2017 Banners season. On hand for the presentation, from left, are Patricia Prudhomme, director of Banners

Dr. and Mrs. David Buttross Jr. have given $104,500 to the McNeese State University Foundation since December 2014. Seven endowed scholarships have been established with the donation: the Edward and Ernest Buttross School of Business

Banners at McNeese State University is annually supported by donations from area corporate sponsors. Knight Media Printing has recently donated $5,000 to Banners at McNeese. On hand for the donation are, from left, Krickett Schmidt,

The W.R. Grace Foundation has donated $5,000 to McNeese State University through the McNeese Foundation. The donation will be divided between the colleges of business and engineering and computer science. At the presentation are from left

ake Charles Coca-Cola Bottling Co. has donated $10,000 to McNeese State University for endowed student scholarships. The company has established six endowed Coca-Cola scholarships through the McNeese Foundation. On hand for the presentation are from

First Federal Bank of Louisiana has donated $5,000 to McNeese State University through the McNeese Foundation for the C. Marshall Abadie Memorial Scholarship fund it established in 1988. Donations to the scholarship fund now exceed

AT&T recently donated $15,000 through the McNeese State University Foundation to establish 10 engineering scholarships in the College of Engineering and Computer Science for eligible undergraduate students seeking a bachelor’s degree in engineering with a

Lake Charles Toyota has donated $5,000 to the McNeese State University Foundation for the operation of McNeese’s radio station KBYS located at 88.3 FM. On hand for the presentation are from left: McNeese President Dr.