Photo Gallery
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| Lisa Leslie and Chancellor Martin at the Louisiana Women's Summit, held at Lod Cook Alumni Center on Friday, October 14 |
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Student Government's Chat with the Chancellor. |
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| During a recent trip to Baton Rouge, James C. "Jim" Flores (center) was presented the Purple & Gold Award by LSU Alumni Association President Charlie Roberts (right). Flores, a 1981 graduate of the E.J. Ourso College of Business, is chairman of the board, president and chief executive officer of Houston-based Plains Exploration and Production Company. Flores, and his wife Cherie, were recognized on Feb. 5 at the annual LSU Alumni Association Accolades Banquet, which they unable to attend due to prior obligations. Roberts, along with LSU Chancellor Michael Martin (left), met Flores at the Baton Rouge airport to present the distinguished donor with the honor. Flores, who was the 2007 LSU Alumnus of the Year, made the lead gift in founding the Flores M.B.A. program in the E.J. Ourso College of Business. |
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| Chancellor Martin enjoys “China Day”, which is a celebration of the Chinese New Year and a promotion of Chinese culture. |
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| Chancellor and Mrs. Martin attend the LSUAA Accolades Banquet, honoring top donors and outstanding alumni chapter volunteers. Pictured with the Martin’s are Charlie Roberts, President and CEO of the LSU Alumni Association, and past president of the LSUAA National Board of Directors, Dr. Louis Minsky and his wife Lori. |
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| LSU military veterans were recognized and outstanding former cadets were inducted into the Hall of Honor. The event was held during a homecoming pregame ceremony. Pictured are: LTC John Wright, US Army and LSU professor of Military Science/head of Army ROTC; John W. Milazzo, Jr., President of the Cadets of the Ole War Skule; Michael Martin, LSU Chancellor; Cpt Gerald Hall, US Navy and head of Southern University ROTC program and Col. Fred Guendel, USAF and LSU's Commandant of Cadets. |
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| Governer's press conference for E. J. Ourso College of Business |
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Chancellor Martin participated in the Walk for Education! on Saturday, November 7. The event was sponsored by PDK and the East Baton Rouge Parish School System.
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Chancellor Martin enjoys the game with Senator Mary Landrieu
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Chancellor Martin and the LSU Center for French and Francophone Studies (CFFS) awarded Congolese writer and Ambassador Henri Lopes with Le Prix Louisiane, an award presented annually by the CFFS to an outstanding figure in the French-speaking world. Ambassador Lopes gave a brief lecture during a ceremony held Friday, April 24. Lopes was joined by French Ambassador François Rivasseau and other French delegates, state officials, and University administrators. Pictured above is Sylvie Dubois, Director of the Center for French and Francophone Studies, Chancellor Martin, Ambassador Henri Lopes and Ambassador François Rivasseau. (Photo by Warren Conerly)
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| Chancellor Martin hosted a dedication ceremony on Friday, May 8, in the LSU Student Union to honor the People of Qatar, who gave a generous $100 million gift to the victims of Hurricane Katrina in 2005. LSU received $3.3 million to aid affected students. Chancellor Martin unveiled a plaque during the ceremony that will permanently remain in the LSU Student Union. Pictured with Chancellor Martin include Mr. Hamad Al-Dorsi, a senior diplomat of Qatar, Mary Parker, Executive Director of Undergraduate Admissions and Student Aid, Provost Astrid Merget, Major General Bill Bowden, President of the LSU Foundation, Stuart Watkins, LSU Student Government President, and several LSU students that were affected by Hurricane Katrina. |
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 Chancellor Martin mingling with students at the Chancellor’s Pancake Breakfast, held Tuesday, April 28 from 10pm-12am. The event takes place at the end of every semester prior to finals and is free to students. |
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Chancellor Martin served as the keynote speaker for the 24th Annual LSU Black Scholars Program held on Sunday, April 26, 2009 at the LSU Maddox Fieldhouse. The program is organized annually by the Black Faculty & Staff Caucus at LSU to recognize high achieving African-American students. The Chancellor is pictured here with BF&SC leaders and student honorees who received special awards. |
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Chancellor Martin chats with various members of LSU Faculty and Staff at the annual Employee Appreciation Reception. During the event at the PMAC on April 22, 2009, Chancellor Martin expressed his appreciation as he addressed the attendees. |
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Chancellor Martin speaks at the Burbank Drive Ribbon Cutting on March 31, 2009. The project is expected to provide relief to those that drive to and from the LSU campus. |
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Chancellor Martin meets with Miss LSU-USA 2009, Ainsley Beeman, to discuss various opportunities of this upcoming year. |
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Chancellor Mike Martin enjoyed the company of students at the annual Chancellor's Pancake Breakfast. The event, held Dec. 2 from 10 p.m. to 12 a.m., was free to everyone with a valid Tiger Card (LSU ID). |
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LSU alumnus and basketball great Shaquille O’Neal of the Phoenix Suns dropped by Thomas Boyd Hall Aug. 28, 2008, to welcome Chancellor Mike Martin to LSU and Baton Rouge. He was joined by Mike Mallet, director of the Shaquille O'Neal CHAMPS/Life Skills Program in the Cox Communications Academic Center for Student-Athletes. Photo by Bunnie Cannon |
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Chancellor Mike Martin, along with LSU cheerleaders, Golden Girls, and the Golden Band from Tiger Land, welcomed the LSU Class of 2012 Aug 24, 2008, at the PMAC. Photos by Eddy Perez |
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Student Government President Colorado Robertson joined Chancellor Mike Martin in the chancellor's office Aug. 5, 2008, to discuss SG initiatives and activities for the upcoming school year. |
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On his first day as chancellor Aug. 4, 2008, Mike Martin spoke to a group of incoming freshman taking part in STRIPES-- Student Tigers Rallying, Interacting and Promoting Education and Service. The STRIPES program, a freshman tradition, allows incoming students to make new friends and learn the history and tradition of the university in a fun atmosphere. Photo by Jim Zietz |
