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Sam Gil, McNeese State University Student Government Association (SGA) president, will serve a one-year term on the Louisiana Board of Regents as the student board member.  As SGA president, Gil is a member of the Council of […]

In Louisiana, along with much of the United States, there is a shortage of mental health professionals. McNeese State University offers an opportunity for nurse practitioners to earn a doctorate in advanced practice mental health nursing, or Doctor

McNeese State University and South Louisiana Community College (SLCC) have signed an agreement that allows students to seamlessly transfer to McNeese after earning an associate degree in business administration.  The new agreement will welcome students from SLCC to

During the 160thMcNeese State University commencement ceremony May 12 at the McNeese Legacy Center, the university conferred an honorary Doctor of Humane Letters degree on McNeese alumnus Charles E. “Chuck” Kleckley, a partner at the

National Nurses Week is May 6-12 and McNeese State University’s College of Nursing and Health Professionals offers students several pathways into the nursing profession.   At McNeese, a Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) prepares students to enter the profession

McNeese State University students Emilee Whitaker of Lake Charles and Micah Chevannes of Katy, Texas, were named the inaugural Outstanding Graduates for spring 2023.  McNeese Student Government Association (SGA) and the McNeese Alumni Assocation worked together to create the Outstanding Graduate

McNeese State University and Lamar State College Orange (LSCO) signed an agreement allowing students to seamlessly transfer credits to McNeese towards a bachelor’s degree in the McNeese College of Business.  Upon completion of an Associate of

Students in the McNeese State University Department of Engineering and Computer Science competed and placed in a concrete canoe competition and a Chem-E Car competition.  At the American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE) Gulf Coast

The McNeese State University men’s rodeo team placed first at the Wharton County Junior College Rodeo recently and are ranked first in the National Intercollegiate Rodeo Association (NIRA) Southern Region. The McNeese women’s rodeo team finished third and

The McNeese State University men’s rodeo team placed first and the women’s team placed second at the Texas A&M University rodeo competition in Bryan Station March 10-11. For the men’s team, Shea Fournier, Raceland, was