Stop by the library through the end of the week to explore posters from the 2025 UL Lafayette College of Engineering & Technology Week Undergraduate & Graduate Student Research Poster Competition.
Engineering & Technology Week highlights the incredible ways engineering and technology shape our world.
Don't miss this chance to see innovative student research in action!
As part of its annual Engineering & Technology Week, the College of Engineering is having a Poster Competition. Undergraduate and graduate students enrolled in the College of Engineering are given the opportunity to showcase their current research through the creation of a poster.
Posters will be displayed in the library during the entire month of March but winners will be announced at the Engineering and Technology Week Banquet on Friday, March 9, 2018. There will be a total of six prizes awarded, 1st to 3rd Place for both undergrad and grad divisions.
In cooperation with the College of the Arts, the March library exhibit celebrates the career contributions of folklorist, professor of anthropology and American studies, and American Routes host and producer, Nick Spitzer. Spitzer is the recipient of this year's Festival of the Arts' SPARK Lifetime Achievement Award sponsored by the College of the Arts.
This past spring, students in HIST 100: History of Medicine completed an exhibit on public health from 1800 to present. The collection of historical artifacts is now on display in the library.
UL Lafayette's Division of Global Engagement, formerly the Office of International Affairs, is celebrating International Education Week Nov. 12-16. As part of their celebration, the Division of Global Engagement has a display in the library showcasing items from around the world collected by members of the UL Lafayette community.
The items will be featured at the main entrance for the entire month of November.
The current exhibit in the Main Hall features lap desks from the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries, selections from a large collection donated to Dupré Library by George Newton, a UL Lafayette alumnus.
Long before the invention of laptop computers, smart phones and the like, our ancestors used their own portable writing boxes to compose and store their correspondence and other important documents.
Posters from last semester's NURS 403 students are on display in the Grand Hallway. The evidence-based practice posters from the UL Lafayette College of Nursing & Health Sciences cover a variety of topics.
Posters from NURS 403 students are proudly displayed in the Grand Hallway. The evidence-based practice posters from the UL Lafayette College of Nursing and Allied Health Professions department are about childbearing family, child and adolescent health care.
Take a visit to the library to view the Department of Nursing's display of NURS403 class' EBP posters on various studies made within the course.
Each semester first semester senior nursing students work on an evidence-based research project and get a chance to present their posters at the Sigma Theta Tau Delta Eta Chapter Bi-annual Research Symposium. The posters from the previous semester's nursing students are now on display in the Grand Hallway.
