In 2012, SLCC merged with the Acadiana Technical College, bringing together academic and technical programs, as well as the Early College Academy, which offers students the chance to attend college during their high school years.
In 2012, SLCC merged with the Acadiana Technical College, bringing together academic and technical programs, as well as the Early College Academy, which offers students the chance to attend college during their high school years.
Local bankers say they won’t run from oil and gas because it will bounce back; they also believe the area economy is strong enough to see the industry through this down cycle.
Long the domain of men, Acadiana’s creative dining scene is increasingly being populated — and popularized — by women.
Local financial adviser hit with dreaded “Wells Notice” from national regulatory agency FINRA.
This too shall pass, and when this downturn turns around — as it always does — the local oil patch will be looking to fill lots of posts with educated and skilled workers. And South Louisiana Community College believes it will provide those companies with just the right candidates.
The lingering downturn in oil prices has companies consolidating, workers being laid off, skilled employees leaving and industry leaders painfully recalling the mid-1980s.
Innovation in the Midst of a Downturn
With more exhibitors than ever, LAGCOE celebrated 60 years fueling the local economy.
Can we diversify our energy portfolio beyond petroleum? It’s time to have that conversation.
Sure, times are tough, but Acadiana learned from the 1980s and is better positioned for a rebound.
Oil and Gas Survives, Thrives Online
Whether in a boom or bust cycle, the most successful oil patch firms should make online strategy a priority now.
Congressional candidate Scott Angelle’s term as secretary of the Department of Natural Resources was a free ride for the oil and gas industry, and it cost the state dearly in lost revenue.