From left, are LSUA College of Allied Heath Dean Haywood Joiner, Ph.D.; Paul Coreil, Ph.D., LSUA chancellor; LSU Eunice Chancellor Nancee Sorenson, Ph.D.; Dr. John Hamlin, vice chancellor for Academic Affairs; and Dottie McDonald, LSU Eunice dean of Health Sciences and Business Technology. (Photo by Nathan Parish/LSUA)
ALEXANDRIA — LSUA and LSUE commit to a Health Professions Collaborative Agreement to bring a surgical technology degree to central Louisiana.
A survey of the health care organizations in central Louisiana is conducted annually by the Department of Allied Health at Louisiana State University at Alexandria (LSUA) to determine the need for allied health professionals in the region. The most recen...
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