Informatics major Meghan Campbell is a natural problem-solver
"I always feel so excited and proud when I hit that 'Aha!' moment. Solving the problems that we face in this industry is always challenging, but the end product is always worth it, especially when you get the opportunity to work on something that you know is going to have a positive impact on someone's life."
Jaimee Bull balances life as a full-time student, student athlete, and professional water skier
"My favorite part about being at UL Lafayette would definitely be being a part of the Ragin' Cajuns Water Ski team. I've been lucky to have a great team and a very successful team – we've won two national titles (while I've been on the team)."
James Fisher is using his psychology major and religious studies minor to go into pastoral psychology
"My religious studies minor courses have shown me how to look at things in a different light and from a new perspective. It's a very beneficial thing to me, and I think to most people. I really enjoy being able to look at situations from other perspectives than my own."
Leading the way: Meet Juita Martinez
"I love everyone in our department and the support system is amazing. One of the best things you can have in grad school is support from every tier, from the Graduate School to your fellow students."
Learn how economics major Nicholas Zeek combine business with wellness practices
"I love that I'm learning something that is going to be so useful. Economics is one of the most versatile business degrees because it teaches you how the business world works."
Life as a student-athlete: Meet baseball player Alex Hannie
"My favorite part about studying at UL Lafayette is the resources they provide you with to succeed. From the teachers, to the library staff, to career services – everyone is looking to help you graduate and start a successful career with your degree."
Lindsay McAnally is using her philosophy minor to better herself personally and academically
"Anyone can benefit from developing reasoning and critical thinking skills and learning to see things from multiple perspectives. I also chose philosophy to have a better sense and of who I am and what I believe."
Madison Russell's journey started at UL Lafayette and led to performing on a national stage
"I can't even count the number of cool opportunities we get to work with musicians from around the world. It's been really great."
Marketing major Michelle Foreman chose UL Lafayette for the family culture
"I chose marketing because I heard a business leader speak about how the company's marketing assistant had completely changed their business and helped it grow from the ground up. That was really intriguing to me and I wanted to find out more."
Mary Poirier gets hands-on experience in the hospitality management program
"This is extremely interesting and exciting for me because I finally get to see what it is like to work in the world of event planning, which is what I want to pursue for my career."