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A group of four Northwestern State University students in the Department of Engineering Technology were among the first group at NSU to successfully complete the FANUC (Fuji Automatic Numerical Control) CERT Handling Tool Operations and Programming Level 1 training. Shown, from left, are Professor of Engineering Technology Dr. Rafiqul Islam, Abdullah Yusuf of Dhaka, Bangladesh, Christopher Ezernack and Ethan Goldberg of Many and Carson Comeaux of Robeline and head of the Department of Industrial Technology and Associate Professor Dr. Shahriar Hossain.

Industrial Engineering Technology Students Complete FANUC CERT Level 1 Training

https://www.nsula.edu/press-room/industrial-engineering-technology-students-complete-fanuc-cert-level-1-training/

NSU faculty and staff participating in the Kiwanis 5K were, from left, Amy Stepp, Tré Jackson, Leslie Gruesbeck, Steve Gruesbeck, Danien Tristant, Shannon Hale and Nabin Sapkota.

Kiwanis 5K Color Run and Pancake Festival unite NSU and Natchitoches community

https://www.nsula.edu/press-room/iwanis-5k-color-run-and-pancake-festival-unite-nsu-and-natchitoches-community/

Campus Parking and Driving Regulations

https://www.nsula.edu/life-at-nsu/campus-parking-and-driving-regulations/

Ensuring Safety and Privilege Through Responsible Vehicle Use

BOM Bank personnel joined NSU administrators to announce that the bank will be the anchor tenant for The CoLab to be located in the future Innovation Park. From left are Brandy Myers, BOM Bank senior vice president and chief human resources officer; Lyn Jones, BOM Bank senior vice president and chief retail banking officer; Tyler Murchison, BOM Bank executive vice president and chief lending officer; Kathy Myers, BOM Bank senior vice president - chief compliance officer and BSA officer/OFAC; NSU President James Genovese, Carrie Hough, BOM Bank chief marketing officer; Ken Hale, BOM Bank president and CEO; Laurie Morrow, NSU executive director of Economic Development and University Advancement; NSU CFO Rodney Wilson, NSU Associate Director of Innovation Jill Leo, NSU Associate Director of Corporate and Community Engagement Danielle Cobb, Abby Williams, BOM Bank marketing intern; Micah Murchison, BOM Bank Louisiana marketing manager, and Cole Gentry, NSU chief marketing officer.

BOM Bank will be anchor tenant for The CoLab entrepreneurial hub

https://www.nsula.edu/press-room/bom-bank-will-be-anchor-tenant-for-the-colab-entrepreneurial-hub/

students studying on NSU's campus

Bachelor of Arts in Liberal Arts (Scholars/Honors)

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Explore limitless opportunities with a flexible degree shaped by your passions and strengthened by the critical thinking, communication, and problem-solving skills employers value most.

NSU Vet Tech students dry a dog off after a bath

Veterinary Technology

https://www.nsula.edu/academics/colleges-and-schools/school-of-stem/veterinary-technology/

Students walking into dorm rooms on campus.

Living at NSU

https://www.nsula.edu/life-at-nsu/living-at-nsu/

Experience community, convenience, and comfort — everything you need to make NSU your home away from home.

Williamson Museum

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2 NSU students work in the computer lab

Master of Arts in Teaching, Middle School Education & Special Education Mild/Moderate, Grades 4-8

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Be the teacher who changes lives. Empower students with mild-to-moderate disabilities and shape brighter futures for learners in grades 4–8.

NSU Biology student in lab.

Bachelor of Science in Biology

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Explore life at every level—advance science, protect ecosystems, and power the future of health, medicine, and environmental change.