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Newsletter
Summer 2011
INFORMATION ASSURANCE PROGRAM NAMED A NATIONAL CENTER
OF ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE BY THE NSA, DHS
The National Security Agency (NSA) and the
Department of Homeland Security (DHS) have designated
the Information Assurance program in Louisiana Tech
University’s College of Business as a National Center of
Academic Excellence in Information Systems Security
Education.
This recognition places the program among the
academic elite in information assurance and as one of
only 106 schools in the country to have been designated
a National Center of Excellence in Information Systems
Security Education. Louisiana Tech is the only university
in the State of Louisiana to achieve this distinction.
The College’s information assurance programs
have been certified by the Committee on National Security
Systems Training Standards through the Information
Assurance Courseware Evaluation Program for several
national standards including Information Systems
Security Professionals (4011), Senior Systems Managers
(4012), and Risk Analysts (4016).
“This is a major accomplishment that recognizes
our ongoing efforts to develop one of the nation’s best
programs in information security,” said Tom Roberts,
Clifford R. King Professor of Computer Information
Systems and director of the College of Business’
Center for Information Assurance. “It could not have
been accomplished without a strong group of people
working diligently within the College of Business and our
sponsorship support from Argent Financial.”
Other noted universities with this designation
include Auburn, Arizona, Arizona State, the Naval Post
MESSAGE FROM
THE DEAN
Graduate School, the United States Air Force Academy,
Florida State, Illinois, Indiana, Kansas, the United States
Naval Academy, Minnesota, Missouri, Rutgers, New
Mexico, Syracuse, the United States Military Academy
(West Point), Ohio State, Carnegie Mellon, Penn State,
Pittsburgh, Oklahoma State, South Carolina, Texas A&M,
and Georgetown.
“This national recognition of our Computer
Information Systems program in Information Assurance
is another indicator that the programs in the College are
on the cutting edge of business education,” said James
Lumpkin, dean of Louisiana Tech’s College of Business.
“It is a delight to work with such innovative and dedicated
faculty.”
Louisiana Tech College of Business’ Information
Assurance program received this recognition as a result of
its ability to meet the education program criteria created
by the NSA and DHS to provide a future workforce that
contributes to the protection of the National Information
Infrastructure.
Program criteria includes outreach and
collaboration with two-year and minority colleges, a
multidisciplinary approach to information assurance, an
active agenda in information assurance research, and the
Louisiana Tech College of Business’ robust information
assurance education program. Those programs include the
College of Business’ Graduate Certificate in Information
Assurance, MBA with an Information Assurance
concentration, and information assurance efforts in the
Computer Information Systems undergraduate program.
Welcome to the College of
Business summer newsletter.
We have had an eventful spring
and are pleased to share the
accomplishments of our faculty,
staff, and students.
One of our feature stories in this newsletter
details the exciting news regarding the Information
Assurance program and it being designated by the
National Security Agency (NSA) and the Department
of Homeland Security (DHS) as a National Center of
Academic Excellence in Information Systems Security
Education. Louisiana Tech is one of only 106 schools
with this designation and the only university in the
state of Louisiana to achieve this distinction.
We are also very excited about the progress
of our new building. We hope to be in the new
building by fall of 2012. For those of you who would
like to follow the daily progress of the building
please click on the following link and you can see
a live video cam of the work being done each and
every day. http://www.business.latech.edu/alumni/
building_distinction/construction.htm.
You can also go to our college home page at
the following email address http://www.business.
latech.edu/, and then go to the upper left hand corner
and click on “click to see live construction.” Both of
these links will provide a current view of the building
activity.
Thank you for your continued interest and
support in the College of Business.
COLLEGE OF BUSINESS ANNOUNCES NEWLY APPOINTED ADVISORY
BOARD MEMBERS
Dr. James R. Lumpkin, Dean
Chase Bank Professor
The College of Business announced the addition of four new Advisory Board members. The new board members include:
Steve Davison
1989 Alumnus
Grady Golden, Sr. 1961 Alumnus
Robin Kavanaugh
1967 Alumnus
Donald H. “Dut” LeBlanc, Jr.
1979 Alumnus
Entrepreneur, Choudrant, LA
Degree in Business Management
Chairman of the Board and Senior Vice President
Builders Supply Company, Shreveport, LA
Degree in Business Management
Executive Vice President and Senior Credit Officer
IberiaBank, Shreveport, LA
Degree in Business
Managing Partner, KPMG, Shreveport, LA
Degree in Accounting
TOP DAWG NEW VENTURE CHAMPIONSHIP WINNERS ANNOUNCED
A total of $14,500 in cash and prizes was
awarded during the TOP DAWG New Venture
Championship at Louisiana Tech University.
Bulldog Entrepreneurs hosts the annual
event which encourages students to build innovative,
creative products and services that create value in
the marketplace. During the competition, each team
is mentored by business experts from commercial and
academic fields.
Teams of student entrepreneurs competed in
the TOP DAWG “Idea Pitch” this past October with the
top 10 teams invited to compete in the TOP DAWG New
Venture Championship. Awards were given to the top
three finishers as well as for entrepreneurial spirit and
best presentation.
“03 Solutions” (Alan Katzenmoyer – biology
major and Casey Roper – recent finance graduate) won
first place and $3,000 with an herbicide treatment for
giant salvinia that leaves behind no trace or legacy
chemicals. This year, the Innovation Enterprise Fund
awarded $1,000, which was added to the $3,000 first
place award.
Second place and $1,500 was awarded to
“BioTech” (Louis Reis – biomedical and chemical
engineering double major, and Katelyn Burnaman –
economics major) for a medical device that offers a
continuous glucose monitor that is cheaper and requires
only one finger prick per week for calibration.
“HelpFlix” (Sreenivasa Rae Sanakan –
biomedical engineering major, and Arjun Sada –
computer science graduate student) won third place
and $500 for a service company that turns printed
assembly instructions into easy-to-understand videos.
In addition to the cash awards, the Louisiana
Tech Enterprise Center sponsors six months of incubator
space to the winning teams, which is valued at $4,500.
Jones Walker recognized the team with
the most entrepreneurial spirit through sponsorship
of the $2,000 Jones Walker Entrepreneurial Spirit
Award. This award went to “PowerFetch” (Aaron
Chenevert – mechanical engineering major, Brandon
Lawrence – mechanical engineering major, Jason
Reich – mechanical engineering major, and Brandon
Cloud – biomedical engineering major), a venture that
developed an automated fetch machine, a product
that improves and extends a dog’s life through regular
exercise.
Jones Walker has grown over the past several
decades in size and scope to become one of the
largest law firms in the Gulf South. With more than
300 attorneys, Jones Walker serves local, regional,
national, and international business interests in a
wide range of markets and industries through offices
in Alabama, Arizona, the District of Columbia, Florida,
Louisiana, and Texas. For more information, visit www.
joneswalker.com.
The O3 Solutions team also won the
$2,000 Ruston-Lincoln Parish Business Awards Best
Presentation Award. Proceeds generated by the
Ruston-Lincoln Parish Business Awards Breakfast, a
collaborative event of the Ruston-Lincoln Chamber of
Commerce and the Louisiana Tech College of Business,
fund the award.
Supporting sponsors for the TOP DAWG
include the Louisiana Tech College of Business,
Louisiana Tech College of Engineering and Science,
the Center for Entrepreneurship and Information
Technology (CEnIT), the Louisiana Tech Enterprise
Center, and the Technology Business Development
Center (TBDC).
Seven multi-disciplinary teams progressed to
the New Venture Championship final round. Teams are
scored on the quality of their new venture investment
deck and presentation as well as the overall viability
of their business concept.
For more information on the event or the
winning teams, contact Debbie Inman in the College
of Business at (318) 257-3430 or debinman@latech.
edu.
APPLICATION DEADLINE FOR EXECUTIVE EMBA PROGRAM IN
SHREVEPORT
The application deadline
for the College of Business’ EMBA-Shreveport program
is fast approaching. Classes will start in September
2011 and will be held every other weekend on Friday
evenings and Saturdays with time off in the months
of December, July, and August. The EMBA program
focuses on management and leadership applications.
Information on the EMBA program can be found at
http://www.business.latech.edu/emba/. Sean Dwyer,
EMBA Director, can be contacted at (318) 257-3584 or at
dwyer@Latech.edu.
ANNUAL SPORTING CLAY
FUNDRAISER – A SUCCESS!
The College of Business’ annual sporting clay
tournament was held on April 30 at Wild Wings in
Downsville, Louisiana. Over 35 shooters participated
in an effort to support the College of Business and its
programs.
The winning teams were Jamieson, Wise
and Martin, CPA (first place), Frosty Factory of America
(second place), and Builders Supply Company (third
place).
We want to thank everyone who supported this important
fundraiser. The College raised approximately $5,000 to
help fund important programs.
EIGHTH ANNUAL RUSTON-LINCOLN
PARISH BUSINESS AWARDS
BREAKFAST
MARKETING PROFESSOR TO CO-CHAIR WORLD MARKETING CONGRESS
The Department of Marketing
and Analysis at Louisiana
Tech University, together with
the Academy of Marketing
Science and its international
partner, Reims Management
School, is hosting the 15th
Biannual World Marketing
Congress. The Congress will
be held in Reims, France, from July 19 to July 23. The
500 participants will attend and take part in sessions
presenting cutting-edge marketing research. The
theme of the congress questions the old adage, “The
Customer is Always Right.” Many sessions focus on
how institutions and customers together co-create
value. Speakers represent 49 different countries. A
panel on business ethics highlights the Congress and
features two internationally known scholars, Professor
O.C. Ferrell of the University of New Mexico and
Professor Donald P. Robin (retired) who was formerly
a member of the marketing faculty at Louisiana Tech
University. They challenge the various ways different
companies and researchers have tried to change the
meaning of what it means to be ethical and reinforce
the theoretical meaning of what it means to be
ethical and how good ethics benefits all stakeholders
of the firm. The Congress is being co-chaired by
Barry J. Babin, chair of the department of marketing
and analysis and the Max P. Watson professor of
business, Louisiana Tech University, and Adilson
Borges, Reims Management School, Reims, France.
COLLEGE OF BUSINESS DEAN’S LIST
SPRING 2011 – GPA 3.5 AND ABOVE
Jayson Wiatt Alexander
Mary E. Allred
Jonathan Robert Bale
Brittany F. Batten
Dana A. Birdwell
Logan J. Blackwell
Brittany D. Broom
Morgan Iliane Broussard
Raven S. Brown
Joshua Tait Brunson
Morgan B. Canfield
Matthew J. Carmichael
Kimberli S. Carr
Sarah Christine Cassiere
Ying Chen
Jordan Danielle Clark
Melanie R. Cockrell
Dylan S. Coker
William D. Corbett, Jr.
Patrick Gerard Coudrain
Evan Thomas Derveloy
Alena Igorevna Erofeyeva
Sagan K. Ezell
Daniel R. Fluty
Sam Louis Forgan
Kellie A. Fox
Shelby L. Franklin
Kaitlyn Ann Gallegos
James A. Green
Hannah C. Greet
Mary K. Guimbellot
Alyssa M. Guin
Patrick Taylor Gullatt
Nicholas T. Hanson
Corey Dale Hardaway
Dane C. Harris
Andrew Haynie
Sophie Heldoorn
Robert B. Henderson
Ethan P. Herring
Michael W. Hilton Jr.
Carlton W. Holland
Austin G. Hunter
Andrea A. Jackson
Seth R. Jones
Michael G. June
Brandon C. Justus
Suraj Kc
Catherine M. Laskowski
Hema Devi Lawati
Phong Xuan Le
Vu Hoang Le
Adriana Marlena Lege
Jack Stuart Lempke
David P. Lindle
James D. Lortz
Lei Luo
Matthew N. Maberry
Travis E. Markey
Chelsea Nicole Martin
Ross A. Mathews
Alexandra R. McKenzie
Gavin Glen McKinney
Tavis W. McKinnon
Tyler Drake Mills
Russell S. Moore
William Chase Moroni
Baraka D. Murimi
Holden Lacarl Murray
Adam J. Napper
Benjamin T. Nelson
Hoa Dieu Nguyen
Caitlyn B. Norris
Sarah M. Peshoff
Karlie Ann Pharr
Tyler James Phillips
Kassia Giorgette Pinto
Erika Giorgette Pleasant
Clarence J. Prewitt
Pritam Pun
Solomon T. Randle III
Nicholas A. Rangel
Lauren Elizabeth Ricard
Shane W. Rich
Christopher T. Richardson
Ashley Rebecca Roark
Lester H. Robinson
Richard S. Royal
Anna E. Schimmel
Maleah K. Schorpp
Kelly L. Sexton
Daniel Preston Shaw
Christian A. Shelton
Pragyani Shrestha
Abbey M. Simoneaux
Jill Renae Souter
Miranda M. Sparish
Thomas C. Spence
Sunena Suwall
Robert K. Tassin
Blaze B. Thomas
Megan Noel Thurman
Randall P. Thurman
Ryan J. Turek
Ngozi Ugwuegbu
Melanie Urvoy
Johnathon L. Vaverka
Rachel Watts Waggoner
Michael E. Walraven
Joshua T. Welch
David J. White
Joseph D. Wrzesinski
Jin Zhang
Juan J. Zuniga
COCHRAN TO SERVE AS PROGRAM CHAIR AT INTERNATIONAL
CONFERENCE FOR HEALTH STATISTICS
Dr. James J. Cochran, Bank of Ruston, Barnes, Thompson and Thurman Endowed Professor
in Quanitative Analysis at Louisiana Tech University, will serve as the program chair for the
first International Conference for Health Statistics in the Pacific Islands. The conference is
scheduled for July 5-8, 2011, at the Tanoa Plaza Hotel in Suva, Fiji. ICHSPI was established
in order to provide much-needed training in the field of statistics to health workers in the
Pacific Islands (including Fiji, American Samoa, Cook Islands, Federated States of Micronesia,
French Polynesia, Baker Island, Guam, Kiribati, Midway Islands, New Caledonia, Niue,
Norfolk Island, Vanuatu, Nauru, Pitcairn Islands, Tokelau, Tonga, Tuvalu, Wake Island, Samoa,
Solomon Island, Northern Mariana Island, Coral Sea Islands, French Southern and Antarctic Lands, Howland Island,
Clipperton Island, Johnston Atoll, Kingman Reef, Christmas Island, Palmyra Atoll, Marshall Islands, and Wallis and
Futuna). This conference is bringing together statistical experts from around the world including the United States,
Australia and New Zealand, local statisticians from the Pacific Islands, and local health workers who are seeking
to advance their knowledge of statistics to support their work in other health disciplines. Conference sessions will
focus heavily on statistical training and discussions by researchers about health projects in which they are currently
involved and the role statistics is playing in these projects. Conference partners include the American Statistical
Association’s Friends of Australia and Health Policy Statistics Section, Statistics Without Borders, the Statistical
Society of Australia, the International Chinese Statistical Association, and the Korean International Statistical
Society.
In addition to serving as the ICHSPI 2011 Program Chair and working with the conference chair, Mark Griffin of
the University of Queensland, to organize the conference, Dr. Cochran will also present workshops on Integer and
Nonlinear Optimization, Effective Communication with Students, and the State of Health Statistics Initiatives in
Developing Countries.
Professor Cochran, who received his Ph.D. in statistics from the University of Cincinnati in 1997, joined the Louisiana
Tech College of Business in 2000. He is considered a leading authority in the areas of sample based and Bayesian
optimization, statistical methods, computational statistics, and statistical learning.
The College of Business along with the LincolnRuston Chamber of Commerce hosted the annual business
awards breakfast to recognize outstanding businesses
and individuals in the Lincoln Parish community.
Awards were given to M. L. Smith, Jr., LLC,
Tanks and Refractories - Business of the Year; The Team
Advertising and Publishing, Inc. - Small Business of the
Year; and Dr. Trey Underwood - Young Businessperson of
the Year.
The Business Awards Breakfast this year was
sponsored by QuickCARE of Ruston and featured keynote
speaker and College of Business graduate, Robert M.
Holt, Jr., Managing Partner of Holt Capital Partners, L.P.
The event was held on March 30, 2011, in the Louisiana
Tech University Student Center. Mr. Holt presented an
excellent overview of the economic situation currently
and what trends appear to be for the future.
Additional sponsors included Bank of Ruston,
Community Trust Bank, and Lincoln Builders as Gold
Sponsors; Marbury Companies as a Silver Sponsor;
Ruston Florist as the Floral Sponsor; Emogen Marketing
Group, KRLQ 94.1 fm, Sudden Link, The Radio Center of
Ruston, and The Ruston Daily Leader as Media Sponsors;
and Driggers Outdoor as the Billboard Sponsor.
LOUISIANA TECH
ECONOMICS
SENIOR RECEIVES
SCHOLARSHIP FOR
INTERNATIONAL
BUSINESS PROGRAM
RUSTON, La. – Dane Harris, the College of Business
Economics Student of the Year, has been awarded
a scholarship to study international business at
the Munich Business School in Munich, Germany,
starting this fall. The 20-month international business
program includes a semester abroad in a third-world
country. Following this educational opportunity, Harris
would like to pursue a position with an international
company or consulate.
Harris received a business degree in May in
economics graduating with honors. Dane is a native
of Sulphur, Louisiana.
ACADEMY OF MARKETING
SCIENCE CELEBRATES 40TH
BIRTHDAY
The Academy of Marketing Science (AMS)
celebrated its 40th birthday at its annual conference
held this year in Coral Gables, FL. The AMS home office
resides on the campus of Louisiana Tech University. The
Academy also announced the publication of the first issue
of the AMS Review, a theoretical and review oriented
academic marketing journal, which will join the Journal
of the Academy of Marketing Science, widely regarded
as one of the top marketing journals in the world, as its
second flagship journal. AMS honored Professor Joseph
F. Hair, Jr. (DBA Director at Kennesaw State University)
as the 2011 Outstanding Marketing Educator of the
Year. Hair was Department Chair of Marketing for over
two decades and was involved closely in the careers
of several Tech marketing faculty. Professor Barry J.
Babin, Department Head of Marketing and Analysis at
Louisiana Tech University and Chair of the AMS Board of
Governors, introduced Hair at the AMS Awards Luncheon.
The conference was also attended by the AMS Founding
Fellow, Dr. Harold Berkman, a Battle of the Bulge veteran
and former Associate Dean at the University of Miami.
For more information, please contact Debbie Van De Velde at (318)-257-3741 or debrav@latech.edu.
BETA ALPHA PSI
Members of Louisiana
Tech’s Beta Alpha Psi chapter
and their faculty advisor, Carol
Shaver, will attend the 2011
annual meeting in Denver,
Colorado, on August 11-13.
Beta Alpha Psi focuses on
developing the knowledge,
skills, and attitudes of our students. This year’s theme
is “The Bridge to Our Future.” The meeting includes
community service day, competitions, and opportunities
to network with professionals and other students.
The annual meeting will kick off with the
Community Service Event on Thursday, August 11. This
event will be a joint effort of Beta Alpha Psi, the City
of Denver, the Mile High United Way, and KPMG. The
purpose of the project is to provide essential social
and other services for the homeless or those at risk of
becoming homeless in the Denver area.
During the meeting, our students will attend
sessions presented by professionals. There are also
sessions designed to help other students run their
chapters more effectively and efficiently. Our students
will make a presentation on successful fundraisers at
one of the sessions.
COLLEGE OF BUSINESS CRAWFISH BOIL
Sixty students are selected each year to
participate in Project Run With It sponsored by Moss
Adams. One of our students, Caitlin McAlpin, completed
the requirements and was selected to participate in this
competition. The selected students will work in teams
during the annual meeting to develop solutions to real
life business problems of actual not-for-profit agencies.
Presentations by the teams will be delivered
to the judging panels at the conclusion of the meeting
on Friday. This competition provides students with an
opportunity to engage in a real-world consulting project.
The competing teams will “pitch” their proposal much
like a consulting firm would.
The winning team will be announced at
the awards presentation on Saturday. Each chapter
represented on the winning team will receive a plaque
and a $1,000 cash award. Our chapter should be
recognized as a Superior Chapter for the 9th consecutive
year at the awards presentation.
Beta Alpha Psi is an honorary organization for
financial information students. The annual meeting
always provides students with a wealth of educational
and professional opportunities.
ENGLEBRECHT, CHU, COLEMAN, AND MARTIN RECEIVE AAA 2011
OUTSTANDING PAPER AWARD
Ted D. Englebrecht, Tony
Chu, Fred Coleman and Rebecca
Martin are recipients of the
American Accounting Association’s
Outstanding Paper Award for
their article, “An Assessment
of Patterns of Coauthorship for
Academic Accountants Within
Premier Journals Edited Outside
the US: Evidence From 1995-2009.” This AAA award
was presented to them in the form of a plaque and a
$500 prize on April 8, 2011, at the 2011 Southeastern
American Accounting Association regional meeting
held in Destin, Florida.
Dr. Englebrecht holds the Harold J. Smolinski
Eminent Scholar Chair in Accounting at Louisiana Tech
University. He received his Ph.D. from the University
of South Carolina and has been at Louisiana Tech in
this role since 2001. Tony Chu, Fred Coleman, and
Rebecca Martin are doctoral students at Louisiana Tech
University majoring in accounting.
The mission of the American Accounting
Association is to promote worldwide excellence in
accounting education and to serve as the premier forum
for scholarly interchange in accounting.
NEW BSA OFFICERS INSTALLED FOR 2011-2012
President--------------------------------------- Christian Conley---------- Junior------------ Business Administration
Vice-President I------------------------------- TBA
Vice-President II------------------------------ TBA
Secretary---------------------------------------- KeaJuantra Brisker------- Junior------------ Marketing
Treasurer---------------------------------------- Laura Nichols-------------- Junior------------ Economics
Accounting------------------------------------- Harrison Wallace--------- Sophomore
Economics & Finance------------------------- TBA
Marketing--------------------------------------- Alexis Brokenberry------- Sophomore
Management & Information Systems--- Shelby Kay----------------- Junior
Graduate School------------------------------ Chandler Spence
CLASS NOTES:
Kenneth W. Green, Jr., MBA ’76 and DBA ’02, recently received both the 2011 Research Excellence Award
for the College of Business and the 2011 University Faculty Excellence Award for Research at Southern Arkansas
University. Dr. Green is a professor of management at SAU where he currently holds the LeMay Technology Chair.
He has published more than 40 journal articles. Since beginning work at SAU in 2009, he has published 11 journal
articles and has had four additional articles accepted for publication. The majority of his research is focused on
supply chain management and is conducted in partnership with his former dissertation chair, Dr. Tony Inman, Bank of
Ruston Endowed Professor of Management and Information Systems at Louisiana Tech University.
Paul Ponder, ‘ACCTG ’80 and MBA ’81, senior advisor to the President and CEO of Interstate Batteries, has been
named to the board of Directors of TechRadium, Inc. TechRadium is one of the world’s leading providers of mass
notification and emergency alerting systems.
Ira Spears, MBA ’70, recently retired from the US Government Accountability Office in Dacula, GA (metro Atlanta).
RECOGNITION AND PROMOTION:
Dr. Qin Lian was promoted to assistant professor of finance in the College of Business at Louisiana Tech University.
SEND US YOUR GOOD NEWS
More than 250 students, faculty, and staff
converged on the Argent Pavilion on Thursday, April
7, to experience the annual tradition of the College
of Business Crawfish Boil. Dean Lumpkin welcomed
everyone to the festivities and Caitlin McAlpin, 20102011 BSA President, invited all to enjoy the food and fun.
It was a beautiful day and a huge success!
JARRELL NAMED COB ADVISOR OF
THE YEAR
Mr. Larry Jarrell, Instructor of Marketing, was
selected by the student body as the recipient of the 2011
Outstanding Faculty Advisor Award for the College of
Business. This award is voted on by the students based
on criteria such as current knowledge of University
policy, effective interpersonal skills,
demonstration of a caring attitude
toward students, referral of students
to appropriate sources of assistance
or information, and service to student
organizations and University programs.
Congratulations!
SPRING COMMENCEMENT
On May 22, the College of Business graduated 95
undergraduate students. Congratulations and best
wishes, new graduates, as you begin another segment
of your life. You are always welcome in the College of
Business, and we hope that you will stay in touch and
support the College in the future.
SCHOLARSHIP AWARDS
Over $40,000 was awarded to outstanding
students at the College of Business in the way of
scholarships from generous donors. Students from all
four academic departments and graduate studies were
recipients of individual awards ranging from $300
to $2,500 to be used toward their academic pursuits
next year. Congratulations, and thanks to the donors
and friends of the College of Business who make this
opportunity possible!
COLLEGE OF BUSINESS
FOOTBALL TAILGATE DATES
DATE
TIME
September 10
vs. Central Arkansas
4-6
September 17 vs. Houston
4 - 6
October 1
vs. Hawaii
4-6
October 29
1-3
vs. San Jose State (HC)**
November 26
vs. New Mexico State
1-3
**Homecoming
Starts two hours prior to
Bulldog kickoff
GO DAWGS!!
We want to let your fellow Bulldogs know what’s happening in your life by printing your news in our new “Class
Notes.”
Email your news to debrav@latech.edu and we will share it with everyone in our next quarterly newsletter. Thanks!
Building Distinction.