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Two McNeese State University graduates are using their classroom equipment to create personal protective equipment for local health care workers. Marielle Myers, a 2011 graduate and Sulphur High School teacher,…
Read MoreMcNeese State University’s family sciences internship program offered through the Department of Social Sciences is changing lives through hands-on educational experiences and community service. The Bachelor of Arts degree in…
Read MoreDr. Brian Nozny, assistant professor of percussion at McNeese State University, and his wife, Rachel, a professional flutist, brought music back into their community when they put on a special…
Read MoreThe McNeese State University Burton College of Education’s vision of changing lives through education is by empowering students, investing in communities and impacting the world. “This is a powerful reminder…
Read MoreStudents enrolled in the 2020 summer term at McNeese State University will receive an automatic fee reduction as part of an On-Track Incentive Program to assist students in maintaining academic…
Read MoreThe Burton College of Education at McNeese State University is investing in the lives of K-12 students by developing Education Roundup, a new online repository of academic lessons for families…
Read MoreThe coronavirus pandemic has changed how business is completed, but that hasn’t stopped McNeese State University professor of nursing Twila Sterling-Guillory. In addition to teaching five courses this semester, Sterling-Guillory…
Read MoreNikki Schaaf was an All-Southland Conference soccer player for the McNeese State University Cowgirls from 2014-17 and a member of the 2017 squad that tied a school record, at the…
Read MoreAs McNeese State University classes transitioned online in March, dean of the College of Liberal Arts and professor of music Dr. Michael Buckles has worked to create a catalog of…
Read MoreWhile nurses and doctors around the world provide direct care for patients with coronavirus, behind the scenes medical laboratory scientists are constantly processing test kits that identify a patient as…
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