With the outside structure pretty much completed, construction of the interior of the College of Pharmacy’s new Qatar Pavilion expansion continues at a steady pace through the early summer months. Partial occupancy of the building is expected in early fall, with the official ribbon-cutting scheduled for October.
photo by Irving Johnson III
Chief Daryl Montana, an instructor in the University’s annual Mardi Gras Indian summer art camp, and local elementary student Lerhon Edwards put the finishing touches on a crown (headdress) that participants in the popular program have been working on.
photo by Irving Johnson III
UP CLOSE AND PERSONAL
UP CLOSE AND PERSONAL: Local high school students (L-R) Michael DeRouen of the Academic Achievement Academy and Justin Harrell of Newman attempt to duplicate on paper what they see peering through a magnified viewer during a Louisiana Engineering Advancement Program (LEAP) Summer Scholars Program lab exercise. Some 60 students are enrolled in the LEAP program – one of 19 summer enrichment programs for pre-college students and entering freshmen being held on campus this summer.
PAVILION PREVIEW
Local high school girls get a firsthand look inside a laboratory under construction at the College of Pharmacy's new Qatar Pavilion, on schedule to open for the Fall 2010 semester, as part of a local summer program designed to expose young women to career opportunities in the construction industry (and sponsored by the National Association of Women in Construction.)photo by Irving Johnson III
Jennifer Jones ‘80 and jazz honoree Germaine Bazzle '57 share a second line at the New Orleans’ Alumni Chapter’s annual Jazz Roundup fun and fund-raiser, music and food experience.
photo by Irving Johnson III