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Student Activities
College of Engineering Outstanding Senior Award
- Elwood Gardner,
- Mary D. Lemelle, 1998
The Student Advisory Council
During the Fall 1997 semester, the ITEC Student Advisory Council was
formed to help the department be more aware of the concerns and needs of the
students.
The mission of the ITEC Student Advisory Council is to improve and enhance
the ITEC program by offering student representation to faculty and
administration on academic issues affecting students by: providing feedback
on course design, scheduling, and offerings; assisting in advising by
creating a student mentoring program; recruiting students to the ITEC major
by actively participating in events planned for recruitment; and serving as
a spokes group for the ITEC students.
This council consists of six students…one from each class, one two-year
student, and one alternate. The current ITEC Student Advisory Council
members are:
Robert Ousse, Jr. - Sophomore Class
Yvonne Breaux - 2-Year Program
Gerald Whitley, Jr. - Alternate
The American Society of Safety Engineers (ASSE)
Founded in 1991, the American Society of Safety Engineers is this
nation's oldest and largest organization serving the health practitioner.
ASSE speaks up for safety . . . in industry, government, standards,
education, training and professional ethics. ASSE is a not-for-profit,
multi-disciplinary professional organization of trained practitioners
responsible for protecting people, property and the environment.
In Louisiana, the student chapter works closely with the Lafayette area
professional chapter, particularly with regard to meetings, tours and
student internships. Faculty advisors for the student chapter are Industrial
Technology Professors Thomas E. Landry and William E. Mueller.
ASSE National Chapter Homepage
National Association of Industrial Technology (NAIT)
The major pupose of NAIT is to foster improvement of the field of
Industrial Technology within colleges, universities, and business and
industry.
At the University of Louisiana at Lafayette, the NAIT student chapter is the
primary voice of students in all matters of concern to industrial technology
majors as well as a professional organization sponsoring plant tours,
speeches, exhibits, and social gatherings such as the annual spring crawfish
boil.
NAIT National Chapter Homepage |
