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March 18, 2010

ULM’s PREP Staff places third at Regional Conference

The 2010 ULM PREP Staff placed third in the song category of the skit, song and dance competition at the Southern Regional Orientation Workshop March 12-14 at the University of Louisville in Kentucky.

“It has been several years since ULM placed in this competition and they couldn’t be more excited,” said Amy Robinson, coordinator of events and marketing for Enrollment Management. “They worked extremely hard for this, and our office is very proud of them.”

PREP staff attended the annual conference, as they do every year, to learn more about the orientation process by networking with orientation leaders from other universities.

All 19 members of the PREP Program participated which includes 14 PREP Staffers, 2 leaders, 2 POP Staff, and the PREP Student assistant.

PREP Staffers include:

• Dawson Beene, Pre-Nursing sophomore, Haynesville
  
  
• Marina daSilva, English sophomore,West Monroe
  
  
• Brooke Dugas, Biology junior,Franklinton
  
  
• Chasline Fontenot, Health Studies junior, Mamou
  
  
• Devin Girod, Mass Communication junior Caldwell Parish
  
  
• Travious Hall, Undeclared freshman, Bossier City
  
  
• Gabrielle Harry, Mass Communication freshman, Harahan
  
  
• Brittany Jordan, Mass Communication junior, Calhoun
  
  
• Justin Lester, Biology freshman, Minden
  
  
• Lacy McManus, Radiologic technology junior, West Monroe
  
  
• Drew Register, Biology sophomore, Monroe
  
  
• Lauren Rosson, Speech Language Pathology sophomore, Portland, Ark.
  
  
• T.J. Scarborough, Kinesiology junior, Rayville
  
  
• Collin Stagg, Pre-Pharmacy sophomore, Zachary
  
  
• Kylie Stracener, Pre-Nursing freshman, Calhoun
  
  
• Angelica Trevison, Speech Language Pathology sophomore, Quitman
  
  
• Cody Yarbrough, Toxicology sophomore, Sulphur
  
  
• Ben Young, Business sophomore, Rayville
  
  
• Monica Zeno, Elementary education junior, Bossier City

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