Welcome to the Louisiana Scholars’ College!
The Scholars’ College is the state-designated honors college of Louisiana. It is unique among academic institutions in the state, and possibly even in the nation. It’s great-books based curriculum provides a firm grounding in the liberal arts, including the sciences, mathematics, and foreign languages.
Students may pursue a traditional major or an interdisciplinary concentration in Classical Studies, Scientific Inquiry, Fine and Performing Arts, Humanities and Social Thought, Foreign Languages, or Philosophy, Politics, and Economics.
The Scholars’ College offers a low faculty-to-student ratio, a close-knit community, and supportive faculty that are committed to student success. Most of its classes are taught seminar-style in which ideas are exchanged in an open and supportive environment. There are also opportunities for internships, undergraduate research, and study abroad.
About LSC
Established by the Louisiana Board of Regents for Higher Education in 1987, the Louisiana Scholars’ College serves as the state’s selective-admission honors college of the liberal arts and sciences. Its mission is to provide highly motivated students with a rigorous, customized honors education firmly grounded in the liberal arts and sciences.
Contact Us
| Scholars’ Main Office | Scholars’ Recruiter |
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| Louisiana Scholars’ College 110 Morrison Hall 326 Caspari St Natchitoches, LA 71497 Office Phone: 318.357.4577 Office Fax: 318.357.5908 |
Steven Niette Assistant Director for University Recruiting Phone: 318-663-0126 Toll Free: 1.800.838.2208 email: niettes@nsula.edu |
About LSC
Established in 1987 as the state’s only designated honors college, Scholars’ College offers students the opportunity to pursue their academic and personal goals in a supportive atmosphere. Our core curriculum combines great books-based courses with courses in mathematics and sciences to provide students with a strong foundation for their more focused study in one of our concentrations or in a traditional major.
Scholars' Family: Ryan is doing well. He had another surgery and is making great progress!
Scholars' Family: Update: Ryan went in for surgery at 10:30 this morning and now he is out! All went well!! No more surgeries are expected for the near future! Keep the love and prayers and positive energy flowing!
There will be a blood drive this Sunday at First United Methodist Church Natchitoches from 9am to 12:30pm for anyone who would like to donate in his honor!
Scholars' family - One of our alums has been seriously wounded in a shooting in NC. Please take a moment to send some of your awesome positive energy, in whatever form you choose, to him and his family. Olim Doctus, Semper Doctus. Once a Scholar, Always a Scholar. 💚
Praying for him and his family!
Prayers from BR for them and their family
So sad to hear. I will keep the family in my prayers.🙏🏻
Get to know our N-Club Member of the Month: Yaser Elqutub.
· Why he chose NSU: "I wanted to walk-on to the football team and earn a spot in the Louisiana Scholars' College. Fortunately, I was able to do both!"
· Where is he now?: After graduating from NSU, Yaser concluded a 3-year career as a professional football player, playing linebacker in the CFL for the B.C. Lions, making it to the NFL Super Combine, then finishing off his career in arena football. He has since attended medical school and expects to graduate in May, 2019. Yaser looks forward to specializing in family medicine, sports medicine, and osteopathic manipulative medicine. He currently lives in Houston, Texas with his high school sweetheart Sophia Beausoleil, who is a reporter for the NBC news affiliate in Houston. After studying, Yaser enjoys spending time with family and mentoring for various youth & volunteer programs such as the Houston Jail re-entry program.
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For more information on the N-Club, visit nsudemons.com/nclub
Celebrate the Periodic Table! How many elements can you name? How many abbreviations come from the Latin word? Which element is your favorite?
Need more music in your life? Check out Scholars' Alum Wendy Colonna www.wendycolonna.com/
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SING. PLAY. BREATHE. LOVE. Wendy Colonna Music Video Wendy Colonna, Music Producer Wendy Colonna Commercial musician Wendy Colonna, Singer Songwriter Wendy Colonna Local musician Wendy Colonna, Austin...Look at Scholars' alum, Karalee Scouten's, great photograph throughout the article!
All are welcome!
Kristen L. Rouse will speak about her experiences working with the Aquila Theatre Company’s performance of The Philoctetes in New York City as part of its series of veteran-performed theatre. She will also discuss how the play reflects some of her military experiences. Kristen has served as both non-commissioned officer and commissioned officer in the U.S. Army, U.S. Army Reserve, and Army National Guard for more than 24 years. She served in Afghanistan in 2006, 2010, and 2012, for a combined 31 months in country. Her roles have included mission planning for resupply convoys to remote combat outposts in eastern Afghanistan and working directly with the Afghan National Army. Her civilian experience has included creating regional and citywide logistics plans and programs for NYC’s Office of Emergency Management and teaching literature and writing as an adjunct professor. She has written on veteran and military issues for The New York Times, New York Post, Daily Beast, Tampa Bay Times, and other publications, and spoken about her experience as a veteran and her service in Afghanistan on CNN, MSNBC, ABC, and NPR. Her experiences following her return from her third tour of duty led her to get involved in veterans organizations in New York City and to address the needs she still saw in the community by founding the NYC Veterans Alliance, a nonprofit that involves veterans and families directly in making change at the local level and advancing them as civic leaders, including training veterans and spouses to run for elected office. Originally from Florida, she claims New York as home and lives in Fort Greene, Brooklyn, with her partner Caitlin. This talk is sponsored by a grant from the Classical Association of the Middle West and South’s Committee for the Promotion of Latin and by NSU’s Eta Gamma Chapter of Eta Sigma Phi, the National Classics Honors Society. This event is free and open to the public.
