| As part of the
semi-annual council meetings, members tour the various
facilities, labs, and buildings within Basic Sciences.
Seen here, Kathy Traxler showed off one of the computing
laboratories during a programming competition. |
Generations--Veteran
and new council members share ideas during the council's
Executive Session. |
Dean Carman returns
to his seat after making a presentation to the Council
during the Spring 2005 meeting. |
| Vice Chancellor
Harold Silverman, right, converses with Council Chair
Ed Picou (in the foreground) while Associate Dean Gary
Byerly (in yellow) has a discussion with Carlo Christina. |
Dean Carman poses
with the 2005 Hall of Distinction Inductees. From left:
Frank W. Harrison, Jr., Ruth Reynolds on behalf of her
late husband Joe Reynolds, Dr. George C. Kent, Charles
Barré and Dean Carman. |
Bob Bozeman, a
frequent guest to council events and friend of Dr. Mary
Lou Applewhite, catches up with Mary and Charles Barré
at a recent event. |
| Dr. Mary Lou Applewhite,
a dermatologist in Metairie, and Gregg DeMar, managing
director of communications for IBM, are long time members
of the Basic Sciences Development Council. |
Carlo C. Christina
is an original founding members of the Council. He retired
from the oil exploration business and does considerable
volunteer work for the College of Basic Sciences and
the Department of Geology & Geophysics. |
Dr. Reinosuke
Hara, retired CEO and founder of Seiko Instruments,
is a long-time council member. He did his postdoctoral
research in chemistry at LSU in 1953 under the late
Boyd Professor Emeritus Phil West. |
