Message from the President

Our role, together, is to prepare you for the years to come. Let’s get started!

 

We were all asked as kids, “What do you want to be when you grow up?” Over time, the answer probably changed. You may still be uncertain, and that’s OK. A great place to explore the career paths available at ULM is on the Majors page at ulm.edu/majors. You will find information on ULM’s more than 75 degree programs in one place.

 

ULM is committed to helping students find a curriculum where they will thrive. At the Clarke M. Williams Student Success Center, the mission is to assist students in reaching their academic goals. Trained staff are there for one reason – to help our students.

 

ULM has four colleges, College of Arts, Education, and Sciences, College of Business and Social Sciences, College of Health Sciences, College of Pharmacy, and the Graduate School. Within these colleges, there is a place for you, as well as faculty and staff who are anxious to help you.

 

The college experience reaches beyond the classroom. Campus culture includes coffee at Starbucks, Saturday nights at Malone Stadium cheering for the Warhawks, pulling an all-nighter in the library during finals, and so much more.

 

ULM’s vibrant Office of Student Engagement hosts activities and works with more than 150 registered student organizations (RSO). Involvement with an RSO enriches college life – you can make new friends, support causes, do service work, or serve on student committees.

 

ULM is blessed to have faith-based organizations for students; Baptist Collegiate Ministries, Catholic Student Center, Whites Ferry Road Church of Christ and the Wesley Foundation, which have meals and activities each week during the semester.

 

The University Police Department (UPD) is staffed with professional law enforcement officers specially trained to protect the safety of the ULM campus. Available 24/7, UPD encourages anyone “If you see something, say something” by contacting UPD.

 

The ULM Safe app was developed specifically for campus and has a variety of features. You will receive emergency alerts, especially in Louisiana’s temperamental weather. You can report suspicious activity anonymously, press a button for 911, check in with friends or ask for an officer to escort you on campus at night. The ULM Safe app is free at the App Store and on Google Play. Parents can download it to stay informed about campus.

 

ULM intends to foster and promote an academic and campus culture void of discrimination in any form. In this culture, students, faculty, and employees are embraced for who they are as human beings. Every heart that beats on this campus is equal ­– all Warhawks are important and belong.

 

The Office of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion, and the student-led Cultural Diversity Committee are the go-to teams that help us ensure ULM is a welcoming and accepting community.

 

College campuses are traditionally places where new ideas are taught, new ways of thinking are shared, and most of all, where all people have the right to be treated with dignity and respect.

 

This is an exciting time, whether you are an incoming freshman or a nontraditional student returning to earn your degree. At ULM, you will receive more than a learning experience; you will become part of the Warhawk “Best is on the Bayou” culture.