08-09 Graduate Catalog/w pics - University of Louisiana at Monroe

24 THE UNIVERSITY OF LOUISIANA AT MONROE
North Delta Regional Training Academy
The Unit was established to provide basic training for peace officers. It
schedules and conducts classes to meet needs as mandated by the Police
Officer Standards and Training Council (POST). The Academy coordinates with
the directors of the Institute of Corrections and Juvenile Justice and the Institute
of Law Enforcement and assists them in matters of mutual concern.
Mr. Donald P. Stewart, Director, (318) 362-5558
420 Wheelis Street.
West Monroe, LA 71291
Northeast/Central Louisiana Regional Tumor Registry
The Northeast/Central Louisiana Regional Tumor Registry is responsible for
abstracting every newly diagnosed cancer in the twelve parishes in northeast
Louisiana and the eight parishes in central Louisiana. The Registry participates
in cancer research with the state organization, and is a clinical site for Medical
Information students from Louisiana Tech University.
Ms. Mary Melanie Byargeon, Director, (318) 342-1840
Chemistry and Natural Sciences Building 221
The Lynn Rowe Moore Hearing Evaluation Center
The Center serves in identifying children with hearing impairments and
provides audiological testing and monitoring of hearing for medical clearance for
children with external or middle ear infections.
Director of Clinical Services (318) 342-1395
Pharmaceutical Research and Technical Services Center
The Center helps identify expertise in the College of Pharmacy to assist
various agencies in acquiring information and services that can be provided by
the College. It assists researchers in the College with funding agencies and the
University, identifies and informs the faculty of research opportunities and funding
sources and assists the faculty in preparing, submitting, and administering grants
and contracts.
Dr. Greg Leader, Interim Dean, College of Pharmacy, (318) 342-1600
Sugar Hall 151
Small Business Entrepreneurship Studies Center (ESC)
The ESC has the mission of encouraging and supporting entrepreneurship
and small business in northeast Louisiana. This is accomplished through
academic curricula for ULM students, research and development opportunities
for ULM faculty, and outreach programs for potential and existing businesses in
Louisiana.
ACADEMIC. The ESC sponsors undergraduate programs and graduate
coursework in entrepreneurship and small business administration.
Undergraduate students can pursue a BBA in Entrepreneurship or a minor
in entrepreneurship. Graduate students have the opportunity to take
entrepreneurship courses as a part of their graduate studies.
RESEARCH. The ESC encourages and supports faculty development,
research and publication in the area of entrepreneurship and small business.