Cowboys Country Fest Announces Entertainment Lineup
Yesterday, Gator 99.5 s Mike Soileau and Your Buddy Russ attended the big press conference at McNeese State University s athletics department as they announced the lineup for a huge festival coming to Lake Charles.
The Cowboys Country Fest is coming on Saturday, July 3 and will take place inside the McNeese football stadium.
Matt Bonnette, Athletic Director Heath Schroyer, and the McNeese Athletics Foundation Executive Director Clerc Bertrand announced the athletics foundation was formed to enhance student and community engagement, while the concert is focused on hurricane relief.
We all know our area is still in desperate need of hurricane relief and support even eight months after the storms. Who is playing? Here is the lineup, featuring both local and national Country artists.
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5 art-school grads to watch for 2021
By Cate McQuaid Globe Correspondent,Updated May 5, 2021, 2 hours ago
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This year s standout graduates are, from left, Anne Harris, Mosheh Tucker, Sebastian Gonzalez Quintero, Bridget Bailey, and Taylor Hickey.Courtesy of the artists
Students fresh out of art school often shake up old ideas. If thereâs a trend in this yearâs group of up-and-coming Master of Fine Arts graduates (from Boston University, the School of the Museum of Fine Arts at Tufts University, Massachusetts College of Art and Design, and University of Massachusetts Dartmouth), itâs about subjectivity. That is, the interior experience of any being â how it is shaped by society and still full of mysteries. Who am I? Who are you? Does a place have a self? Does the universe?
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Bernard now serves as interim chair and associate professor in East Tennessee State University’s Department of Counseling and Human Services. She holds a doctorate in child development and family studies from Purdue University, where she also received a master’s in marriage and family therapy, and her bachelor’s degree in psychology.
She is also a certified nursing assistant who holds numerous certificates in disciplines including: leading in equity, diversity and inclusion in higher education; ecopsychology; clinical trauma; mental health first aid; mediation and several others
Bernard served as the first chair of the Diversity and Belonging Task Force at Clemmer College; and currently serves on the Council for Standards in Human Service Education (CSHSE; CHEA accredited); and as an executive board member of the ETSU/Ballad Health Strong BRAIN Institute, a first-of-its-kind institute to promote the awareness and empirical study of adverse childhood experiences.