The University Honors Program is looking forward to hosting the upcoming LCHC Conference on March 16-17, 2012 at Nicholls State University.  Please  keep checking back for updates and details.  Updated 3/16/12 11:48 am.

Conference Program

A draft of the 2012 LCHC Conference Program has been linked here for your convenience.  The program will be updated and kept current.  Feel free to access the conference program or other resources from this web during the conference.

LCHC Schedule of Student Presentations

A presentation schedule of when and where students will make presentations is now available.  The first round of presentations is scheduled for 10:45 am-12:20 pm and the second round is scheduled for 1:05-2:40 pm.  All student presentations (paper and poster) will take place in Gouaux Hall.

Friday Night Activities

Friday evening activities include Swamp Stomp, a festival of south Louisiana culture and heritage, the play Romeo and Juliet, and a film regarding the Louisiana wetlands. Discounted tickets will be on sale during registration and supper time on Friday night.  Discounted tickets are $5 with your LCHC conference nametag; no credit or debit cards will be accepted.  Please bring extra spending money if you would like to participate (and purchase items) from these events.  We do have a third, more economical (free) option:  a documentary movie and discussion on God’s Architects, following five artists and their stories.

LCHC Conference T-Shirt

Interested in purchasing a conference t-shirt?  Here is the image of the shirt and it will be on an Irish green.  Don’t forget that Saturday is St. Patrick’s Day!  Sizes S, M, L, XL are $15 and 2X, 3X are $17.  Cash and checks will be accepted; no credit or debit cards, please.

Saturday Browsing around Nicholls Campus

There are some additional exhibits available on campus for you to enjoy.  A special and unique exhibit is on display in the Archives Room of the Ellender Memorial Library, entitled:  Celebrated Houma Oysters:  The History of the Cenac Family and the Early Oyster Industry in Terrebonne Parish.  This free exhibit will be open Saturday exclusively for participants of our conference.

If you have questions or need additional information in the meantime, please contact Jennifer White, Assistant Director, at jennifer.white@nicholls.edu or at 985-448-4130 or 985-209-0571.