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Southeastern Louisiana University Class of 2022

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May 21, 2022

Southeastern Louisiana University Class of 2022

Southeastern Louisiana College celebrated 1,119 graduates Could 14 in two graduation ceremonies within the College Heart.

Former Louisiana Senate President John A. Alario Jr. was introduced an honorary physician of humanities diploma in a separate ceremony. A 1965 graduate of Southeastern, he was acknowledged for his lifetime of public service, together with his 48-year tenure in each the Louisiana Home of Representatives and the Senate, in addition to his civic service with quite a few non-profit organizations, and his help over time to Southeastern.

The college awarded its highest tutorial honor, the President’s Medal for Educational Excellence, to 11 college students with the best cumulative grade level common within the college’s 5 faculties.

Medal recipients have been:

School of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences: historical past main Stephen Homosexual Benton, of Metairie; music main Marina Burguete Diago, of Spain; historical past main Lauren Gwendolyn Guillory, of Abita Springs; and psychology main Emily Elizabeth Montelepre, of Folsom.

School of Enterprise: accounting main Sandra Aden Lelleck, of Tickfaw.

School of Schooling: elementary training main, grades 1–5, Madeleine Elizabeth Abadie, of Mandeville; and early childhood training majors, PK–3, Samantha E. Conley, of Mandeville; and Payton Audrey Onellion, of Denham Springs.

School of Nursing and Well being Sciences: kinesiology main Hannah Irene Robertson, of Zachary.

School of Science and Expertise: arithmetic main Hunter Hollie, of Ponchatoula; and biology main Kaitlynn Pleasure Margavio, of Covington.

Space college students receiving levels embrace:

Ascension Parish

Doctoral levels

Gonzales

Adrina B. Million, Instructional Management Ed.D.

Prairieville

Ghedy Matus, Instructional Management Ed.D.

Masters levels

Geismar

Katalynn C. Badeaux, Nursing

Gonzales

Clinton P. King II, Enterprise Administration

Brandi L. Morvant, Nursing

Breonna Scott, Instructional Management

Prairieville

Olivia R. Bubrig, Instructional Management

Sarah Okay. Gandy, Nursing

Caroline C. Gruber, Nursing

Erin D. Higgins, Enterprise Administration

Jennifer M. Ladd, Counseling

Bachelors levels

Darrow

Quint G. Guerin, Occupational Well being, Security and Setting

Donaldsonville

Carson A. Dunn, Nursing

Madlen Okay. Robicheaux, Nursing

Geismar

Kathleen L. Daly, Accounting

Stacey M. Kloosterman, Common Research

Jessica Le, Prison Justice

Logan R. Warner, Industrial Expertise

Gonzales

Jennifer Alvarado, Organic Sciences

Marilyn O. Alvarez, Nursing

Elizabeth A. Austin, Center College Schooling Grades 4-8

Grace E. Bagwell, Accounting

Maison W. Barr, Administration

Taylor R. Baxter, Accounting

Madisen Blackford, Administration

Madison J. Capell, Early/Childhood Schooling Grades PK-3

Reese A. Forbes, Prison Justice

Valeria Gonzalez, Well being Sciences

Brandon L. Gordon, Music

Bryce D. Henry, Engineering Expertise

McKenzie C. King, Well being and Bodily Educ Okay-12

Tamia M. Landry, Psychology

Emma Okay. Lawless, Center College Schooling Grades 4-8

Lauren M. LeBourgeois, Elementary Schooling Grades 1-5

Charles L. Sanders, Common Research

Ali D. Trant, Human Sciences

Isabella R. Trinka, Nursing

Bradlee N. Wall, Kinesiology

Cole R. Welch, Historical past

Hunter Wideman, Kinesiology

Prairieville

Daijah R. Adams, Administration

Taylor B. Allen, Nursing

Gerrad Andre, Data Expertise

Madisyn P. Armstrong, Elementary Schooling Grades 1-5

Gabrielle E. Aucoin, Common Research

Jalyn R. Bourgeois, Common Research

Madeline M. Cancienne, Communication

Chloe M. Cashat, Nursing

Cameron R. Crochet, Enterprise Administration

Rachel M. Cusick, Administration

Alyssa Okay. D’Agostino, Prison Justice

Haylee L. Dettman, Nursing

Cheryl Himel, Common Research

Benjamin Hodges, Enterprise Administration

Grace Lasseigne, Administration

Cassidy M. Logsdon, Nursing

David D. Lengthy, Organic Sciences

Yazan Masouti, Well being Techniques Administration

Madison B. Matthews, Center College Schooling Grades 4-8

Andrew C. McDonald, Enterprise Administration

Angela D. Musso, Nursing

Bryce Pearce, Finance

Nicole L. Redmond, Social Research Schooling

Jesse R. Regina, Accounting

Haley N. Rosser, Early/Childhood Schooling Grades PK-3

Kyleigh M. Roy, Nursing

Gabriella H. Temple, Elementary Schooling Grades 1-5

Bailey M. Weiss, Artwork

Chloe B. Williams, Finance

St. Amant

Grant J. Alexander, Administration

Meagan A. Holdridge, Nursing

Brady P. Kunefke, Industrial Expertise

Jordan M. Lasseigne, Psychology

Chase M. Marchand, Administration

Chloe E. Marchand, Nursing

Trent L. Threeton, World Languages

Sorrento

Carlshane J. Williams Jr., Engineering Expertise

Affiliate levels

Prairieville

Chad A. Kuntz, Industrial Expertise

East Baton Rouge Parish

Doctoral levels

Baton Rouge

Edith M. Walker, Instructional Management Ed.D.

Lindsay G. Williams, Nursing Apply DNP

Zachary

Dionne R. Atley-McCurry, Instructional Management Ed.D.

Masters levels

Baker

Jayla R. Anderson, Counseling

Baton Rouge

Mariah B. Butcher, Nursing

Paige R. Devall, English

Tabitha A. Pal, Counseling

Samantha S. Giamanco, Counseling

Andrew S. Hebert, Nursing

Kirsten M. Held, Nursing

Hannah M. McAlister, Music

Karyn O. Moore, Counseling

Shelby J. Mougeot, Nursing

Kristina M. Richardson, Counseling

James M. Shelley III, Particular Schooling

Reagan C. Skidmore, Well being & Kinesiology

Claire N. Wyly, Counseling

Zachary

Zechariah G. Cameron, Strategic Communication

Bachelors levels

Baker

Terrance J. Arnold, Jr., Occupational Well being, Security, and Setting

Kaiser E. Brown, Artwork

Karington Okay. Brown, Enterprise Administration

Elissa J. Henderson, Psychology

Kaelyn G. Kendrick, Elementary Schooling Grades 1-5

Destini J. Sanders, Social Work

Jarnelle J. Tate, Nursing

Baton Rouge

Yaminah Okay. Addison, Communication

Regina Agbiakpara, Organic Sciences

Nicole Andorf, Elementary Schooling Grades 1-5

Anna-Kathryn Andries, Nursing

Sarah E. Audiffred, Historical past

Brianna L. Autin, Psychology

Alyson Ayo, Kinesiology

Karlyn E. Bankston, Nursing

Irfan Bashar, Accounting

Elizabeth P. Bowie, Kinesiology

Taylor M. Braud, Provide Chain Administration

Kiersten E. Brown, Well being Techniques Administration

David J. Carlyle, Political Science

Emily M. Caro, Nursing

Luke A. Costa, Common Research

Mya M. Daniels, Psychology

Piper J. Dixon, Social Work

Jared T. Eaglin, Artwork

Samantha M. Ellis, Psychology

Christophe N. Fillastre, Administration

Aliyah D. Floyd, Well being Techniques Administration

Rachel Fordham, Accounting

Ashlee R. Freese, Common Research

Codasia S. George, Accounting

Tianna T. Gotch, Well being Sciences

Austin B. Grasse, Provide Chain Administration

Rachel L. Henri, Enterprise Administration

Shamar C. Henry, Accounting

Phillip D. Hillard, Occupational Well being, Security, and Setting

Noah C. Honeycutt, Administration

Jeremy S. Isaac, Sport Administration

Asante’ Okay. Jackson, Communication

Lauryn M. Jackson, Communication

Lee C. James Jr., Administration

Ashley M. Johnson, Prison Justice

Myah A. Johnson, Communication Sciences & Issues

Alexandrea N. Keller, Human Sciences

Lakelyn A. Keller, Social Work

Keyunna M. King, Well being Techniques Administration

Kailey Kinney, Center College Particular Schooling

Shakeira L. LaMotte, Common Research

Brandon M. Lambie, Music

Kyra L. Lawrence, Well being Techniques Administration

Stephen M. Lofton, Administration

Ian C. Madere, Administration

Zachary V. Madewell, Data Expertise

Miranda J. Matise, Communication Sciences & Issues

Sarah N. McGee, Nursing

Dylan M. Meche, Political Science

Andrea Messi, Nursing

Samantha F. Messina, Spec Schooling Grades 1-5

Treasure J. Millender, Well being Sciences

Jennifer E. Monson, Common Research

Azrien-Shai W. Morgan, Nursing

Sang V. Nguyen, Nursing

Vy P. Nguyen, Kinesiology

Ma’Kayla Odom, Psychology

Leslie S. Phillips, Elementary Schooling Grades 1-5

Angela Porter, Prison Justice

Anna C. Rainey, Communication Sciences & Issues

Hannah R. Rains, Kinesiology

Krystopher W. Roberts, Political Science

Alyssa M. Schneider, Common Research

Emily A. Seeds, Social Work

Brittany M. Segalla, Kinesiology

Jessica A. Segalla, Sport Administration

Bennett W. Smith, English

Kenneth J. Talbot, Kinesiology

Audrey E. Taylor, Early/Childhood Schooling Grades PK-3

Brittani D. Thomas, Artwork

My’Chelle L. Tyler, Human Sciences

Rachel A. Vallien, Well being Techniques Administration

Lizel M. Varnado, Psychology

Tanner T. Welch, Nursing

Sarah R. Wells, Common Research

Matthew R. Wilkinson, Industrial Expertise

Kayla D. Winding, Accounting

Michael J. DeGraauw, Historical past

Greenwell Springs

Carson B. Balthazar, Occupational Well being, Security, and Setting

Treva A. Boquet, Nursing

Cody P. Cazes, Advertising

Kamryn L. Fouts, Organic Sciences

Kobi L. Gueho, Accounting

Ali R. Hinrichs, Elementary Schooling Grades 1-5

Nicholas Hunt, Administration

Brant V. Husser, Occupational Well being, Security, and Setting

Hayden R. Israel, Data Expertise

Cade L. Kimbrell, Accounting

Kaylee J. Landry, Well being Techniques Administration

Caroline A. Leblanc, Nursing

Katie L. McCaskill, Social Work

Steven J. Quinn, Kinesiology

Casey C. Smith, Nursing

Jacob M. Summerville, Political Science

Joshua J. Tanksley, Data Expertise

Hannah M. Wall, Nursing

Nathan Withers, Common Research

Delight

Dylan J. Gerald, Finance

Zachary

Kendall L. Boulton, Human Sciences

Daniel J. Boyette, Administration

Hannah M. Carter, English

Gabrielle S. Darby, Nursing

Anne-Marie C. Fontenot, Kinesiology

Ethan P. Mason, Data Expertise

Kortni T. Pierre, Communication Sciences & Issues

Hannah I. Robertson, Kinesiology

Mahogany J. Thomas, Kinesiology

Trevor C. Tolar, Chemistry

East Feliciana Parish

Doctoral diploma

Clinton

Jonathan L. Loveall, Instructional Management Ed.D.

Masters diploma

Ethel

Benjamin T. LeDoux, Psychology

Bachelors levels

Clinton

Je’Nari D. Collins, Common Research

Paris R. Moore, Nursing

Ethel

Dennis S. Berthelot, III, Occupational Well being, Security and Setting

Kaitlynn M. Devall, Organic Sciences

Callie M. Howell, Nursing

Alexsandra M. Jackson, Provide Chain Administration

Kalyn S. Landry, Kinesiology

Jackson

Jessica Irvin, Well being Sciences

Paula R. Sims, Well being Techniques Administration

Slaughter

Collin Sarrazin, Finance

Wilson

Jordyn E. Kleinpeter, Early/Childhood Schooling Grades PK-3

West Feliciana Parish

Bachelors levels

Saint Francisville

Gabrielle Core, Organic Sciences

Katherene R. LeBlanc, Nursing

Maggie A. Ritchie, Artwork

Livingston Parish

Doctoral levels

Springfield

Beatrice L. Traylor, Instructional Management Ed.D.

Masters levels

Albany

Chelsea R. Umbach, Instructional Management

Denham Springs

Adrian D. Badon, Instructional Management

Joshua D. Hinkel, Counseling

Haley S. McDermitt, Instructional Management

Amber N. Thibodeaux, Nursing

Springfield

Shawn Johnson, Utilized Sociology

Walker

Michael B. Cutrer, Govt MBA

Kristina V. Dunlap, Instructional Management

Bachelors levels

Albany

Cierra R. Disedare, Organic Sciences

Vincent L. Hart, Organic Sciences

Maya A. Thibodeaux, Nursing

Maiah D. Woodring, Organic Sciences

Savannah L. Woodward, Artwork

Denham Springs

Sawyer J. Abbott, Historical past

Trevor S. Abbott, Data Expertise

Brandon J. Ardoin, Data Expertise

Hunter T. Arnold, Enterprise Administration

Keli L. Berry, Center College Particular Schooling Grades 4-8

Malik H. Bodiford, Enterprise Administration

Michaela M. Bozeman, Center College Particular Schooling Grades 4-8

Kayla R. Callicott, Arithmetic

Jennifer A. Calloway, Artwork

Kayla C. Campbell, Common Research

Angelle E. Cangelosi, Common Research

Brandon A. Cannella, Engineering Expertise

Merrisa L. Chapman, Social Work

Chelsie C. Collums, Well being Techniques Administration

Madison R. Delaune, Advertising

Taylor Dougherty, Common Research

Amber E. Dutsch, Organic Sciences

Amber J. Easterly, Enterprise Administration

Glenn P. Falcon III, Occupational Well being, Security and Setting

Preston J. Faulkner, Common Research

Layton T. Fontenot, Common Research

Rachel M. Ford, Artwork

Stephanie D. Godfrey, Music

Gillian T. Grance, Artwork

Abbigale G. Guidry, Communication

Patrick A. Holwager Jr., Nursing

Clinton T. Hoover, Enterprise Administration

Trevor C. Jenkins, Finance

Mary N. Kennedy, Human Sciences

James L. King, Accounting

Kyleigh R. Lane, Well being Sciences

Phoenix M. LeBlanc, Organic Sciences

Delayne E. Lee, Well being Techniques Administration

Alayna F. Lott, Advertising

Alyssa D. Lott, Administration

Kennedy R. McEachern, Communication Sciences & Issues

Layne E. Miley, Organic Sciences

Sydney S. Norris, Particular Schooling Grades 1-5

Payton A. Onellion, Early/Childhood Schooling Grades PK-3

Lauren M. Patrick, Administration

Stewart J. Peeler, Advertising

Julian C. Porta, Enterprise Administration

Ty G. Pourciau, Industrial Expertise

Ashly S. Rodriguez, World Languages

Amy M. Saniford, Particular Schooling Grades 1-5

Zoie R. Sedberry, Kinesiology

Blayne N. Shepherd, Communication Sciences & Issues

Sarah Shoun, Kinesiology

Dillon P. Songy, Prison Justice

Madison L. Sunde, English

Katelyn N. Until, Early/Childhood Schooling Grades PK-3

Vincent T. Ton, Nursing

Darian M. Truxillo, Well being Sciences

Courtney L. Webster, Nursing

Madison S. Wilson, Nursing

French Settlement

Jesse C. Allen, Occupational Well being, Security and Setting

Samantha L. Wicker, Enterprise Administration

Holden

Hailey L. Cowart, Psychology

Blake A. Crayton, Prison Justice

Brannon N. Gloyd, Industrial Expertise

Kaylee M. Patterson, Well being and Bodily Schooling Okay-12

Victoria P. Richardson, English

Averey N. Rost, Well being Techniques Administration

Livingston

Emily R. Bankston, Administration

Madison G. Cade, Kinesiology

Caleb P. Charpentier, Organic Sciences

Alivia A. Ellenberger, Common Research

Victoria Hart, Organic Sciences

Lacey N. Hunt, Nursing

Natalie A. Johnson, Common Research

Natalie A. Keller, Organic Sciences

Deon J. Landor, Advertising

Casie McCormick, Nursing

Logan T. Mendoza, Provide Chain Administration

Karly A. Murphy, Nursing

Mariana A. Pliego, Nursing

Caroline V. Simmons, Organic Sciences

Jacob L. Varnado, Organic Sciences

Jerica D. Waller-LeBlanc, Common Research

Landon J. Wascom, Industrial Expertise

Maurepas

Madeline N. Harper, Psychology

Laigen L. Loupe, Nursing

Stephanie R. Ranson, Historical past

Kinsey A. Stovall, Nursing

Springfield

Nequondra Okay. Caleb, Social Work

Austin D. Harris, Engineering Expertise

Shiitania L. Headspeth, Accounting

Kacie M. Hoover, Prison Justice

Tylon W. Kennedy, Organic Sciences

Jessica D. Kirkland, Prison Justice

Matthew L. Kreutzer, Common Research

Megan L. Moran, Organic Sciences

Sarah G. Simeon, Common Research

Brittany L. Templet, Nursing

Karlee D. Wilkerson, Common Research

Michael P. Woods, Administration

Walker

Kaitlyn Baumy, Elementary Schooling Grades 1-5

Emily J. Bellue, Psychology

Annette M. Black, Organic Sciences

Jacob C. Bousquet, Kinesiology

Carly P. Cain, Early/Childhood Schooling Grades PK-3

James J. Cook dinner, Administration

Camille M. Fletcher, Administration

William J. Grieshaber, Jr., Prison Justice

Adam R. Lapeyrouse, Prison Justice

Austin P. Leblanc, Kinesiology

Lauren M. Meades, Nursing

Allen P. Mire III, Laptop Science

Diana V. Nunez, Organic Sciences

Meghan M. Odom, Communication Sciences & Issues

Roy A. Rancatore, Prison Justice

Hannah F. Shelton, Communication Sciences & Issues

John H. Tarver, Industrial Expertise

Watson

Danyle M. Sonnier, Social Work

Matthew B. Sullivan, Advertising

Affiliate levels

French Settlement

Caroline R. Little, Industrial Expertise

Livingston

Collin M. Crane, Industrial Expertise

Walker

Hunter B. Kogel, Industrial Expertise

Tangipahoa Parish

Masters levels

Amite

Matthew D. Dufour, Govt MBA

Queantae R. Mobley, Well being & Kinesiology

Christopher P. Shields, Psychology

Averil J. Turner, Curriculum and Instruction

Hammond

Preye Apulu, Well being & Kinesiology

Samantha Carson, Well being & Kinesiology

Raul Colmenero Martinez, Music

Stevon W. Crooks, Enterprise Administration

Douglas E. Day Jr., Govt MBA

Chris J. Dominique II, Historical past

Shelby Okay. Johnson, Strategic Communication

Aminat O. Jubril, Well being & Kinesiology

Victoria Lopez, Music

Alyssa Okay. Larose, Strategic Communication

Elise Laurent, Psychology

Janine R. Lemoine, Nursing

Jacob R. O’Neill, Utilized Sociology

Mert Ozkan, Music

Tori M. Rodriguez, Utilized Sociology

Dakota S. Shaffett, Psychology

Kayleigh M. Smith, Enterprise Administration

Ashley N. Stewart, Particular Schooling

Maggie Okay. Tenhundfeld, Little one Life

Niall S. Thomas, Enterprise Administration

Ajay Tiwari, Built-in Science & Expertise

Delanie J. Turner, Counseling

Sonia S. Verberne, Instructional Management

Erica E. Welter, English

Sergio Á. de la Poza Anguís, Music

Loranger

Seth D. Leto, Enterprise Administration

Kaleigh M. Tassin, Curriculum and Instruction

Ponchatoula

Miracle Aucoin, Instructional Management

Janvier M. Cannon, Curriculum and Instruction

Leah M. Dahmer, Counseling

Aagya Dhakal, Enterprise Administration

Nina P. Duckworth, Communication Sciences & Issues

Kim V. Gatlin, Nursing

Tiffany F. Gaynor, Particular Schooling

Hannah B. Henderson, Enterprise Administration

Denise A. Latour, Instructional Management

Kayleigh D. Odor, Instructional Management

Tyler D. Puffpaff, Historical past

Robert

Brandi B. Kea, Curriculum and Instruction

Tickfaw

Shelbi N. Vickers, Counseling

Bachelors levels

Amite

Darien J. Ballow, Organic Sciences

Catherine M. Brasher, Advertising

Sarah E. Cobb, Human Sciences

Jeremy U. Davis, Chemistry

Bryson D. Faust, Advertising

Kelsey G. Fussell, Social Research Schooling

Caleb W. Hager, Organic Sciences

Karianne L. Henkel, Artwork

Macy D. Lee, Social Work

AnaClaire Okay. McKneely, Communication

Caitlin A. Ray, Communication Sciences & Issues

Sydney M. Rivers, Nursing

Nia Seiber, Enterprise Administration

Jessica M. Williams, Kinesiology

Rylie Womack, Advertising

Hammond

Kayla M. Adams, Communication Sciences & Issues

Mercy E. Agbo, Organic Sciences

Olaitan V. Akintimehin, Occupational Well being, Security and Setting

Lauren L. Albanese, Common Research

Mason C. Alphonso, Accounting

Jacob L. Anthon, Common Research

Sierra J. Arbaugh, Artwork

Jasmine E. Barnes, Human Sciences

Ryan M. Barron, Occupational Well being, Security and Setting

Baille C. Bass, Common Research

Kelsia C. Betts, Human Sciences

Flory S. Bierma, Sport Administration

Victoria A. Blache, Kinesiology

Whitney Y. Bourdier, World Languages

Marina Burguete Diago, Music

Abbie F. Busch, Advertising

Gabrielle N. Chavez, Prison Justice

Jacob M. Chenevert, Data Expertise

Kevin Okay. Coley, Athletic Coaching

Haley R. Collura, Communication Sciences & Issues

Tiara L. Conner, Common Research

Lauren M. Davis, Communication Sciences & Issues

Peyton P. Delapasse, Nursing

Sophie L. Devine, Human Sciences

Logan A. DiMaggio, Common Research

Camille C. Domingue, Nursing

Caitlin C. Epperson, Social Work

Vibriyogn J. Epuri, Arithmetic

Dylan Gallo, Laptop Science

Lizbeth Garcia Marquez, Nursing

Alexis M. Garcia, Well being Sciences

Tainano F. Gaulua, Common Research

Evan M. Gibson, Finance

Hannah T. Gomez, Sport Administration

Thomas Gordon, Common Research

Sophia L. Grisoli, English

Catherine J. Hamilton, Artwork

Ashlyn P. Harris, Early/Childhood Schooling Grades PK-3

Breonne S. Haynes, Enterprise Administration

Ralphlynn D. Haynes, Common Research

Kolby A. Head, Kinesiology

Kaylan L. Hills, Psychology

Kasey M. Hymel, Prison Justice

Kristian D. Jackson, Enterprise Administration

Cecelia T. Kinchen, Administration

Samantha J. King, Social Research Schooling

Jacob A. Knox, Historical past

Brennan P. Lanclos, Common Research

Emilee G. Landry, Human Sciences

Michael D. Lawson III, Organic Sciences

Mary A. Chief, Enterprise Administration

Mykhailo Levytskyi, Music

Maya A. Little, Psychology

Megan E. Locicero, Kinesiology

Hugo J. Lujano, Organic Sciences

Mary N. Magee, Psychology

Dawson M. Marlow, Provide Chain Administration

Ashlynn N. Martell, Laptop Science

Kaylee E. McLaughlin, Advertising

Caroline R. Mesman, Common Research

Kamryn L. Michel, Communication Sciences & Issues

Jordyn N. Miller, Organic Sciences

Joshua Miller, Common Research

Mia A. Milton, Kinesiology

Marena R. Moore, Organic Sciences

Thomas M. Nedow, Athletic Coaching

Daisha A. Nickelson, Organic Sciences

Manisha Parajuli, Nursing

Claire-Chapin Perilloux, Common Research

Kelly Prendergast, Organic Sciences

Angela D. Renaud, Nursing

Paris J. Richardson, Athletic Coaching

Laureana F. Robertson, Common Research

Cedryana M. Robinson, Artwork

Cali M. Sbisa, Well being Sciences

Jonathan M. Scafidel, Industrial Expertise

Caroline G. Sellers, Administration

Anthony J. Spurlock, Common Research

Cedrion A. Stewart, Enterprise Administration

Brandon A. Tallo, Organic Sciences

Katherine A. Taylor, Historical past

Cilicia S. Thornton, Psychology

Rebekah N. Vasquez, Human Sciences

William L. Walch, Common Research

Aaron Z. Wallace, Music

Natasha A. Welch, Organic Sciences

Collin J. Whitcombe, Physics

Brooke A. Yates, Common Research

Independence

Emma C. Beckers, Center College Particular Schooling Grades 4-8

Courtney M. Sales space, Social Work

Luke R. DiBenedetto, Industrial Expertise

William N. Dopp, V, Music

Lexie M. Gregory, Nursing

Banner B. Hammons, Common Research

Natalie M. Kelly, Communication

Austin C. McAndrew, Nursing

Emma Owens, Early/Childhood Schooling Grades PK-3

Hannah M. Pechon, Psychology

Kaylie E. Piller, Kinesiology

Asijah A. Singleton, Administration

Kentwood

Hope L. Brister, Human Sciences

Rozelin R. Bush, Common Research

Ambria L. Cook dinner, Communication

Lauren E. Gehringer, Particular Schooling Grades 1-5

Ethan T. Morgan, Industrial Expertise

Salony Sehgal, Accounting

Loranger

Olivia N. Allen, Artwork

Catherine G. Cangelosi, Occupational Well being, Security and Setting

Jenna-Francis A. Duvic, Communication

Alissa S. Foster, Well being Techniques Administration

Rhonda R. Hatfield, Music

William H. Lamonte, Engineering Expertise

Lesia D. Lundy, Common Research

Raeleigh J. McGraw, Political Science

Katelyn M. Parrish, Organic Sciences

Lauren H. Payne, Organic Sciences

Madison I. Perez, Communication Sciences & Issues

Taylor M. Path, Administration

Ponchatoula

Mason D. Alford, Prison Justice

Tyrion M. Anderson, Accounting

Kade L. Bleakley, Provide Chain Administration

Dara L. Calmes, Artwork

Stephanie L. Cole, Well being Techniques Administration

Mark A. Cunningham Jr., Music

Selle G. Easterling, Psychology

Austin Flores, Finance

Ami N. Gauthier, Early/Childhood Schooling Grades PK-3

Emily R. Guagliardo, Music

Taylair R. Guidry, Nursing

Hunter Hollie, Physics

Ally V. Holloway, English

Cameron L. Hooper, Kinesiology

Amber L. Ingolia, Early/Childhood Schooling Grades PK-3

Samantha L. King, Prison Justice

Trey E. Lagarde, Historical past

Simon Landry, Common Research

Tyler N. LeBlanc, Engineering Expertise

A’Myri A. Lewis, Prison Justice

Tayler M. Lewis, Well being Techniques Administration

Lyndsey M. Maginnis, Common Research

Elena L. Mate, Prison Justice

de’Ette M. McCabe, Advertising

Elayne V. Pape, Advertising

Mallory L. Pecoraro, Common Research

Emma E. Pinion, Organic Sciences

Tiara L. Plaisance, Organic Sciences

Kasslyn B. Pugh, Common Research

Mikayla P. Randall, Nursing

Mckay R. Rayborn, Enterprise Administration

Hailey A. Reid, Advertising

Coryn R. Richardson, Organic Sciences

Kailie Okay. Robbins, Prison Justice

Reilly A. Roberts, Kinesiology

Garrett Schexnayder, Center College Particular Schooling Grades 4-8

Morgan E. Sibley, Advertising

Cher R. Siebenkittel, Arithmetic

Lydia G. Stegall, Communication Sciences & Issues

John T. Travis, Enterprise Administration

Madalyn J. Turner, Historical past

Athena Weinberger, Elementary Schooling Grades 1-5

Robert

Liseth Alvarez, Advertising

Edson F. Gonzalez, Finance

Andrea M. Jenkins, Social Work

Roseland

Winthrop C. Walker, Jr., Athletic Coaching

Tickfaw

Megan M. Arceneaux, Enterprise Administration

Austin E. Benton, Laptop Science

Brenda B. Gallaher, English

Eric M. Galofaro, Common Research

Donald W. Kogel III, Kinesiology

Sandra A. Lelleck, Accounting

Devin L. Meadows, Artwork

Lily C. Navarra, English Schooling

Neida Y. Rodriguez, Accounting

Blake T. Sigrest, Provide Chain Administration

Sarah M. Spring, English Schooling

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Is it legal to shoot down a drone in Louisiana? What the FAA says

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Is it legal to shoot down a drone in Louisiana? What the FAA says

Recently, there have been sightings of unidentified drones flying above New York, New Jersey and other Northern states.

In Louisiana, there haven’t been many drone sightings, except for one drone that was spotted flying in Mandeville in the southern part of the state.

Drone sightings in the U.S.

The flying of personal drones is a hobby many individuals take part in, however, after recent drone sightings, people are becoming suspicious of these drones.

After concerns increased regarding the drones flying in the northeastern part of the country, law enforcement conveyed that the drones do not appear to be a threat to public safety. However, lawmakers have in turn called for more restrictions on who should be allowed to fly drones.

In addition to this, the FBI and other agencies have begun investigating these drones, and have asked individuals to share videos, photos and other information about the drones.

While the drone situation is still being investigated, officials from the FBI and other agencies have released reports assuring citizens that the drones do not pose a threat to public safety or national security, and that the drones are not the handiwork of a malicious foreign body.

Can you shoot down a drone in Louisiana?

Say you spot one of these unidentified drones flying over your property in Louisiana, would you be allowed, under state law, to shoot it down?

Under federal law, it is illegal to shoot down an aircraft, even if it’s unmanned. The Federal Aviation Administration says that shooting an unmanned aircraft could result in a civil penalty from the FAA and/or criminal charges from federal, state or local law enforcement.

Federal law also says that anyone who damages, destroys, disables or wrecks any kind of aircraft in U.S. airspace will be subjected to fines or be sentenced to up to 20 years in prison.

Also, individuals who attempt to fire at a drone could potentially face charges for reckless endangerment and criminal mischief if a lawfully operated aircraft is damaged.

In relation to this, the Department of Homeland Security has the authority to deal with unmanned aircrafts through the Preventing Emerging Threats Act of 2018.

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Entergy CEO Phillip May: Project with Meta in Richland Parish only the beginning

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December 16, 2024

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Entergy CEO Phillip May: Project with Meta in Richland Parish only the beginning

Kevin Janda, center, Meta director of Data Center Strategy, speaks with Gov. Jeff Landry, left of Janda, after an event in Rayville, La., Wednesday, Dec. 4, 2024, to announce that Meta will build an artificial intelligence optimized data center in Richland Parish.

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Top performers from Louisiana high school state championships

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December 15, 2024

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Top performers from Louisiana high school state championships

NEW ORLEANS, La. — The Louisiana high school football season came to a riveting finish in the Caesar’s Superdome in New Orleans over the weekend as eight champions were crowned and prospects from around the state stepped up in their final games of the season.

The Boot is regularly loaded with future Saturday stars, and in this case, future Sunday standouts as well. Several Power 4-caliber recruits turned in strong performances in the Dome. Rivals was on-hand for all three days of action.

Here are the top 10 performers from championship weekend headlined by Rivals MVP four-star LSU DL commit Richard Anderson

FOUR-STAR DL RICHARD ANDERSON – LSU COMMIT

Richard Anderson put forth a dominant performance working inside in the trenches helping to slow down a rushing attack that’s been unsolvable for nearly four months of the season. Anderson, the No. 8 ranked defensive tackle in the Rivals250, came through with 7 tackles, including 6 TFL, a sack, and topped off a safety — in addition to occupying multiple blockers on a play-to-play basis. Anderson’s impact on the game was worthy of Most Outstanding Player consideration. The four-star LSU commitment from New Orleans (La.) Edna Karr is a force up front capable of causing havoc at 6-foot-4 and 315-plus pounds. Anderson is immensely powerful and bouncy and came away with several splash plays behind the line of scrimmage to impact this game’s outcome.

FIVE-STAR QB ELIJAH HAVEN

Elijah Haven has taken a massive leap forward from his freshman to sophomore season, and in the process anchored Baton Rouge (La.) Dunham to the state championship game and eclipsed 100 touchdowns, etching his name in the program’s record books. The five-star quarterback from The Boot completed 25-of-37 (68 percent) passes for 300 yards with 2 TD in his first state title game appearance. He also carried the rock 32 times for 153 yards for 2 TD.

Haven completed 9 of his first 10 passes making big-time throws in the middle of the field with anticipation and arm strength to attack vertically downfield, including a controversial Hail Mary in the waning seconds of the first half. The 2027 passer was superb at maneuvering within the pocket, extending plays, and improvising outside of structure. At 6-foot-5 and 200-plus pounds, Haven evades pressure at a high clip and maintains accuracy on his throws under duress. He also has the frame to break tackles and extend runs.

FOUR-STAR WR JACOB WASHINGTON – MICHIGAN SIGNEE

Jacob Washington broke through with his best game of his senior season at Marrero (La.) Shaw on the biggest stage to date. The Michigan signee came through with 8 receptions for 105 yards and 2 TD on 11 targets. The four-star WR piled up seven of his eight catches in the first half — separating at a high clip, making plays in the open field, and operating smoothly outside the numbers. Washington’s first touchdown came in the final seconds of the first half — and his second iced the victory in the fourth quarter. The future Wolverine also came through with plus blocking in the run game and finished with Most Outstanding Player honors.

FOUR-STAR WR TARON FRANCIS – LSU SIGNEE

TaRon Francis capped a productive four-year run at New Orleans (La.) Edna Karr with a state championship. The blue-chipper came through with 3 catches for 66 yards on 3 targets, including 2 TD, and finished with 91 all-purpose yards. Francis was able to easily generate separation downfield, and at 6-foot-2 and 200 pounds, the LSU signee is able to make big-time contested receptions in the red zone. He’s sure-handed and a big, physical receiver capable of game-altering plays on the perimeter. Francis boasts major upside.

FOUR-STAR RB JASPER PARKER – MICHIGAN SIGNEE

Jasper Parker is going to add another layer of physicality to the Michigan backfield. The four-star running back from Lousiana turned 19 carries into 174 yards and a TD — averaging north of 9 yards per carry. Parker’s 62-yard TD run in the third quarter put Marrero (La.) Shaw on top late. The 6-foot-2, 200-plus pounder barreled downhill through a host of defenders; his tough running style is tone-setting and demands the attention of opposing defenses. The Wolverines signee is a workhorse with good hands and quick feet. Playing through an ankle injury, Parker was hard to corral once he got some steam behind him.

FOUR-STAR ATH BRAYLON CALAIS

Braylon Calais saw action at multiple positions showcasing different areas of his skill set in Cecilia’s (La.) triumphant title game victory. The top-100 ATH saw snaps at running back, receiver, and linebacker — in addition to return duties — to the tune of 192 all-purpose yardage (52 rushing, 36 receiving, 88 KOR yardage). Calais returned his first kickoff of the game to the house as the 6-foot-2, 190-pounder flashed his elusiveness in the open field and his ability to change direction seamlessly. After a spring evaluation of Calais, there was plenty of evidence of his upside at receiver. He was equally as impressive toting the rock out of the backfield and working in the box at linebacker. His speed translates to both sides of the ball and he takes direct paths to the ball.

THREE-STAR DE DK MAYS – HOUSTON SIGNEE

DK Mays battled a wrist injury for the first half of the season and played his best football down the stretch, including in Baton Rouge (La.) Central’s championship game. The Houston signee filled the box score with 2 tackles, 2 quarterback hits, and 2 fumble recoveries, including one returned for a touchdown. The 6-foot-4, 240-pounder also batted down a pass at the line of scrimmage and helped set the edge against the run at a high clip.

FOUR-STAR SAF AIDEN HALL – LSU COMMIT

Aiden Hall is a difference-maker in the secondary. Hall saw snaps at free safety and in the nickel and came up with the first big play on the first pass attempt of the game in man coverage housing an interception. Hall’s first-quarter pick-6 was complemented by a handful of tackles made and a pass defended on fourth down defending the middle of the field in the slot. The LSU commit has outstanding range and is a plus tackler in the open field.

FOUR-STAR RB JT LINDSEY – LSU SIGNEE

JT Lindsey put forth a senior season for the record books at Alexandria (La.) Senior High. The LSU signee amassed almost 2,800 yards from scrimmage this year, including 127 yards rushing in the Dome on Saturday averaging north of 5 YPC. At 6-feet and 185 pounds, Lindsey can accelerate at a rapid clip and hits the next gear almost immediately. The speedster from Central Louisiana is a threat to score from anywhere on the field, and even in his quietest game of the fall, eclipsed the 100-yard mark with some eye-catching runs. He’s a slasher with home-run ability and a physical touch to his running style.

WR KEITHON WOMACK

2026 Baton Rouge (La.) Central WR Keithon Womack put himself on the map during the surge to victory. Womack was a favorite for Nicholls State-bound QB Jackson Firmin, who made a great contested grab despite tight coverage downfield to open the game and emerged as the Wildcats’ leading receiver. The 6-foot-1, 180-pound junior pass-catcher broke loose for 6 receptions for 113 yards and 2 TD. Womack separated well at multiple parts of the field and displayed fantastic body control operating in tight windows. He’s someone warranting college’s attention in a big way.

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