“I have found that among its other benefits, giving liberates the soul of the giver.”
Maya Angelou
OUR MISSION
The LCTCS Foundation leads and inspires private support for Louisiana’s community and technical colleges to ensure excellence in meeting the education and workforce needs of our State’s students, businesses and communities.
OUR INITIATIVES
COLLEGE SUPPORT
One of the primary objectives of the LCTCS Foundation is to support our colleges as they grow their assets to support workforce development programming and the students and business these colleges serve.
PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT
A primary tool in improving faculty and staff skills and programming excellence, resulting in a better-trained workforce, a growing middle class and a more prosperous state.
STUDENT SUCCESS
The Foundation collects scholarship dollars and distributes them to our colleges so that they may award these funds directly to needy and deserving students.
ADVOCACY
Supporting a public education and engagement program and policy development to leverage a public agenda for higher education focused on meeting the needs of students, communities and business and industry.
College Support
Changing Lives Through Strategic Partnerships
Praxair is constantly focused on developing a diverse pipeline of talented STEM and skilled trade professionals to ensure we meet our critical business needs and remain competitive globally. We have had a strong presence in Louisiana for decades and are pleased to partner with LCTCS.
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Helping people gain the work skills they need will transform lives and strengthen our state’s economy. Every day, employers tell us they can’t fill good-paying jobs because there simply aren’t enough trained workers. Working with the WISE Fund, we can provide great careers for our citizens and continued economic prosperity for Louisiana.
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CB&I has a significant presence in Louisiana, which includes a large professional workforce, major projects and key fabrication facilities,” said , CB&I’sPresident and Chief Executive Officer. So this partnership is important to our business. It will help us meet the demand for skilled and qualified workers to execute our existing and future projects in the state.
Philip K. AshermanBenefitting Students at:
Praxair is constantly focused on developing a diverse pipeline of talented STEM and skilled trade professionals to ensure we meet our critical business needs and remain competitive globally. We have had a strong presence in Louisiana for decades and are pleased to partner with LCTCS.
Anne RobyHelping people gain the work skills they need will transform lives and strengthen our state’s economy. Every day, employers tell us they can’t fill good-paying jobs because there simply aren’t enough trained workers. Working with the WISE Fund, we can provide great careers for our citizens and continued economic prosperity for Louisiana.
John KallenbornCB&I has a significant presence in Louisiana, which includes a large professional workforce, major projects and key fabrication facilities,” said , CB&I’sPresident and Chief Executive Officer. So this partnership is important to our business. It will help us meet the demand for skilled and qualified workers to execute our existing and future projects in the state.
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Student Success
Scholarships
The Foundation collects scholarship dollars and distributes them to our colleges so that they may award these funds directly to needy and deserving students. Through statewide fundraising efforts, including the support of LCTCS employees and board members, the LCTCS Foundation is proud to offer several statewide scholarships for our students.
I am taking the steps I need so that can be successful and make a better life for me and my child. No one in my family has attended college much less graduated college and I am determined to be the first one to do so.
Star FarmerAdvocacy & Engagement
Our colleges are changing the lives of all Louisianans and the LCTCS Foundation wants to make sure that our lawmakers and our communities know about this great work. Through our outreach programs, the LCTCS Foundation encourages and supports real solutions for Louisiana. This outreach is critical as we set our sights on Our Louisiana 2020 and the outcomes we hope to achieve.
Events
ANNUAL CONFERENCE
The LCTCS Professional Development conference is the premier event for Louisiana’s Community and Technical Colleges, annually attracting over 1,500 faculty, staff, and administrative leaders. The conference serves the scholars, teachers, and practitioners of our system and supports their professional development and interests in teaching, learning, and technology.
LOUISIANA WORKFORCE EXPERIENCE
Visitors to the Capitol Rotunda have an opportunity to engage with students from all 13 two-year colleges and industry partners. Hands-on demonstrations are also offered in more than 15 programs which are aligned to the state’s immediate workforce needs.
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INVESTOR IMPACT AWARDS
This annual event honors businesses and organizations throughout Louisiana who have made a significant impact at Louisiana’s Community and Technical Colleges since its inception.
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TASTE OF LOUISIANA
The community and technical college culinary arts showcase features our six culinary programs around the state and gives visitors an opportunity to savor the unique cuisine prepared by our students.
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ANNUAL CONFERENCE
The LCTCS Professional Development conference is the premier event for Louisiana’s Community and Technical Colleges, annually attracting over 1,500 faculty, staff, and administrative leaders. The conference serves the scholars, teachers, and practitioners of our system and supports their professional development and interests in teaching, learning, and technology.
LOUISIANA WORKFORCE EXPERIENCE
Visitors to the Capitol Rotunda have an opportunity to engage with students from all 13 two-year colleges and industry partners. Hands-on demonstrations are also offered in more than 15 programs which are aligned to the state’s immediate workforce needs.
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INVESTOR IMPACT AWARDS
This annual event honors businesses and organizations throughout Louisiana who have made a significant impact at Louisiana’s Community and Technical Colleges since its inception.
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TASTE OF LOUISIANA
The community and technical college culinary arts showcase features our six culinary programs around the state and gives visitors an opportunity to savor the unique cuisine prepared by our students.
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Invest in Louisiana's Future
When you give to the Foundation for Louisiana’s Community and Technical Colleges, you make an investment in Louisiana’s future workforce, citizens and economy.
The Foundation Board
Dr. Monty Sullivan
LCTCS System President
Baton Rouge, LA
Mr. Stephen Toups
LCTCS Foundation Board Chair
Vice President of Turner Industries
Baton Rouge, LA
Dr. Christel Slaughter
Foundation Immediate Past Chair
SSA Consultants
Baton Rouge, LA
Mr. John Schween
Foundation Vice Chair
President, Breck Construction
Monroe, LA
Mr. Ernest Green
Foundation Secretary/Treasurer
Site Leader, Dow
Sterlington, LA
Mr. Keith E. Gamble
Owner, Gamble Guest Care Corporation
Shreveport, LA
Mr. Leon Louis Giorgio, Jr.
Owner, Select Properties, Ltd.
Metairie, LA
Mr. Woody Ogé
Retired
Gretna, LA
Ms. Millie Atkins
Public Policy Manager, CenturyLink
Monroe, LA
Mr. Tim Barfield
President, CSRS, Inc.
Baton Rouge, LA
Mr. Joe Georgusis
Owner, Park Investments
Metairie, LA
Dr. Natalie Harder
Chancellor, South Louisiana Community College
Lafayette, LA
Mr. Matt McKay
CEO, All Star Automotive
Baton Rouge, LA
Mr. David "Rocky" Rockett
Executive Director, Greater Bossier Economic Development Foundation
Bossier City, LA
Mr. Stephen C. Smith
Partner, All South Consulting Engineers
Schriever, LA
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