Alumni House

Spring 2021

Family, Love, Seafood

Neal Swanner may not be a Nicholls alumni, but the Colonel Red and Gray ran through his veins until he died at the age of

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Spring 2021

Alum Excels at John Deere

When Melissa Hymel (BS ’99, MBA ’03) graduated from Nicholls State University, she did not expect to manage employees for one of the most recognizable

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Spring 2021

The Economics of Change

January 17, 1977. Powell 213. That was the date and the location that Dr. Donald Boudreaux’s (BA ’80) life would change forever. Though today he

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Spring 2021

Improving How We Exercise

While on a run, cycling or in the pool, Benjamin Boudreaux (BIS ’15) is able to build focus. That clarity carries him throughout the day

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Spring 2021

Staying the Course

Megan Bickford (BS ’08) says the only mistake her parents made was telling her she could be whatever she wanted. “So, I became a chef,”

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Spring 2021

A Part of the Solution

Chief Alex Barnes (BA ‘09, AS ‘09) wants to change the perception of University Police. He’d like students to think of the department as a

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Fall 2020

Challenge Accepted

Kayla Freemon had never heard of Give-N-Day when she transferred to Nicholls State University in Fall 2018. Two years later and she has been the

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Fall 2020

Shining for Cells

When Ashantian Smith (BA ’20) packs for her family’s upcoming trip to Hawaii, she’ll pack cute outfits, shoes and jewelry to match. She’ll also pack

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Maida Jones
Fall 2020

A Model Leader

Maida Jones’ (AS ’91) family told her when she was young to “always know who you are, and whose you are.” This was a reminder

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Fall 2020

A Man Worth Following

Carlyn James will never forget that day. It was Aug. 31, 1991, and she was just seven years old. A glossy photograph retrieved from the

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Fall 2020

My University, My Home

I love Nicholls State University. From the moment the soles of my shoes touched Nicholls’ soil, I knew this was some place special. I was

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Spring 2020

Changing Roles

Sheri Eschete has spent more than three decades in healthcare and she’s never seen anything like the COVID-19 pandemic. The assistant vice president ancillary services

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Spring 2020

FRONTLINE

“My boss was in tears in the hallway after telling us this,” she says. “I’ve seen other nurses in their cars crying after shifts. I

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