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The Reginald F. Lewis Scholars Program has given two Louisiana Tech University students the opportunity to expand their college experience beyond the classroom, offering them the chance and support needed to excel in the world of higher education and beyond. Cameron Green of Peoria, Illinois, and Da’Voznik Armstrong of Shreveport are Louisiana Tech’s inaugural program participants.
National News University of Louisiana System program aims to cultivate diversity JaCaleb Smith worked at a trampoline park during his first semester studying chemical engineering at the University of Louisiana at Lafayette. by Lafayette Daily Advertiser Jul. 24 2021 @ 9:28pm LAFAYETTE, La. — JaCaleb Smith worked at a trampoline park during his first semester studying chemical engineering at the University of Louisiana at Lafayette. Along with his summer job at Home Depot, his earnings went to pay for college, but he still wondered if he should — or could — stay in school. "I was paying out of pocket," the 19-year-old said. "It makes people want to stop. Honestly, I did. I had to figure out where the money would come from."
U of Louisiana System program aims to cultivate diversity LEIGH GUIDRY, Lafayette Daily Advertiser July 23, 2021 FacebookTwitterEmail LAFAYETTE, La. (AP) — JaCaleb Smith worked at a trampoline park during his first semester studying chemical engineering at the University of Louisiana at Lafayette. Along with his summer job at Home Depot, his earnings went to pay for college, but he still wondered if he should — or could — stay in school. “I was paying out of pocket,” the 19-year-old said. “It makes people want to stop. Honestly, I did. I had to figure out where the money would come from.” Carl Whitlock, a sophomore at the University of Louisiana at Monroe, understands this feeling. As a freshman, he worked part-time at his church as well as two nonprofits, Broaden Horizons and Teach One to Lead One.
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