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"UL Lafayette pushes us to bring more to the curriculum. The curriculum says to do this, but how can we do more? We want to add to and enhance our lessons. You can’t just read a book about teaching — you have to get your hands dirty. It’s not an easy career choice, and this program is not easy. It’s worth it, though.”

“I am in a position to be able to expose our students to our unique French dialect and culture. One of the reasons that parents choose French immersion for their kids is due to their desire for their children to learn their heritage language, 91�Թ� French.”

“My experience in the Cajun & Creole Studies program has given me a sense of self-confidence because, being a Cajun and growing up in the heart of Cajun country, I have a unique experience and knowledge that I can bring to the table, especially in the world of Francophone studies.”

“I think the French program at UL Lafayette is in a unique position that no other American university can quite match. We, as French-learning students, have access to a unique kind of French that is spoken nowhere else in the world.”

“I still talk about my undergraduate clinical experience to this day. It was one of those smack-you-in-the-face lessons about putting theory into practice — a hard but valuable experience.”

"I've never believed in just waiting for an opportunity. You cannot be afraid to chase your dreams. Put yourself where you see yourself."

“I chose to study criminal justice because the system has always fascinated me while growing up, and I want to be able to make a difference in my community.”

“This field is special to me because I have been a patient to prosthetists since I was three years old following the traumatic amputation of my right leg. Being able to be a part of other individuals’ lives like my CPO was for me is very rewarding.”

“The courses provided by the School of Geosciences have allowed me to gain technical skills in air, soil, and water quality testing and monitoring.”

“Ultimately, the physics department faculty helped shepherd me into a life and career after college that aligned with my strengths and interests.”