Interim Provost and Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs, July1, 2002 - . Chief academic officer and senior vice chancellor responsible for the academic programs and services at Louisiana State University. Acts as chief executive officer in the absence of the Chancellor.

Professor of Mass Communication, LSU August 1999 -. Professor of Mass Communication. Areas of teaching and research include organizational communication, crisis communication, communication planning, and history of mass communication. Principal investigator for a $687,480 U.S. Department of Commerce NTIA Award creating an interactive telecommunication link of five LSU System campuses. Chaired the Louisiana Board of Regents Electronic Learning Committee and the LSU System Committee on Distance Learning. Served on the University Planning Council and on the Executive Council of the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges. Areas of teaching and research include media management, public communication practices, organizational communication, crisis communication, mass media in the United Kingdom, and history of mass communication.

Vice Provost for Academic Affairs, LSU, August 1997-August 1999. Louisiana State University, Baton Rouge, LA, August - December 1997. Associate chief academic officer of the University reporting directly to the Executive Vice Chancellor and Provost. Facilitated the design and implementation of the University planning and assessment processes. Responsible for implementation of ten-year cyclical reviews of all the undergraduate and graduate degree programs at the University. Served as campus liaison with Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges and keeps campus abreast of changes in policy. Supervised directors of critical academic service units including the Academic Center for Athletes, the Division of Instructional Support and Development, and the offices of Records and Registration, Student Aid and Scholarships, and Undergraduate Admissions. Adjunct Professor, Manship School of Mass Communication: faculty, MC 7003 Case Studies in Mass Communication, Spring 1999.

Interim Vice Provost for Academic Affairs, Louisiana State University, Baton Rouge, LA, August - December 1997. Associate chief academic officer of the University reporting directly to the Executive Vice-Chancellor and Provost. Responsible for policy development and implementation with departments and colleges/schools in domains related to undergraduate education. As budget officer, worked with deans and directors to plan and monitor budgets for colleges, schools, divisions and other units reporting to Academic Affairs. As personnel officer for Academic Affairs, reviewed and approves personnel actions for all units reporting to Academic Affairs; handled faculty grievances and employee relations cases; coordinated submissions for Enhancement Proposals to the Louisiana Educational Quality Support Fund; directed the Summer Term Session, including allocations of Summer Term budgets.

Associate Vice-Chancellor for Academic Affairs, LSU, September 1989 to August 1997.Responsible for coordinating undergraduate programs and services to enhance quality and effectiveness of undergraduate education at LSU. Reported to Provost and interacted with deans, directors, and department chairs in all areas pertaining to undergraduate education. Extensive experience representing the University to a variety of internal and external public including the LSU Board of Supervisors, the Board of Regents, the College Board, and the Association of American Colleges and Universities. Adjunct Professor, Department of Speech Communication. Faculty, SPCM 2061 Business Communication, Spring 1995 and Spring 1996.

Acting Assistant Vice-Chancellor, Office of Academic Affairs, Louisiana State University, Baton Rouge, LA, March - September 1989. Liaison for the planning, coordinating, and monitoring of undergraduate programs. Reported to Provost and interacted with deans, directors, and department chairs.

Dean, Junior Division (JD), LSU, 1984-1989. Responsible for all academic and administrative functions of the Division, which served as the academic college for approximately 10,000 freshmen and sophomores. Accountable to the Board of Regents for implementation, budgeting, reporting, and evaluation of the Developmental Education Plan at LSU. Responsible for a budget in excess of $1.3 million, including the budgets for developmental mathematics, English, and reading. Revised academic policies for freshmen resulting in improved student retention rates. Chaired the University's Advanced Standing Committee under the direction of the Provost, totally revising advanced placement policy at LSU. Initiated the planning and staffing of the University Summer Institute for high school teachers of College Board Advanced Placement courses, founded in 1984. LSU received recognition from the College Board for academic excellence as a result of this program and its impact on Advanced Placement courses in Louisiana. Revised format and budget for freshman testing and advising programs. Adjunct Associate Professor, Department of Management, College of Business Administration. Faculty, BCOM 5200 Organizational Communication, 1986, 1987.

Associate Dean, Junior Division, LSU, 1982-1984. In absence of the dean, supervised all aspects of the division and had responsibility for student orientation, retention and academic action policies and programs.

Senior Lecturer and Director of the Comprehensive Public Training Program, Governmental Services Institute, Division of Continuing Education, LSU, 1980-1981.

Coordinator, Comprehensive Public Training Program, Governmental Services Institute, Louisiana State University, Baton Rouge, LA, 1979-1980.

Assistant Professor, Department of Speech, University of Southwestern Louisiana, Lafayette, LA, 1978-1979. Faculty, SP 531 Organizational Communication and SP 334 Group Discussion.

Visiting Assistant Professor, School of Business Administration, Department of Management; LSU,1977-1978. Faculty and coordinator, MGT 2071 Business Communication, required of all undergraduate majors; and MGT 495 Personnel Management.

Instructor, East Texas State University, Texarkana, TX, 1973-1976. Faculty, communication, personnel management, report writing, and letter writing. Researched, scripted, and taped communication segments for presentation via educational television.

Instructor, Roane State Community College, Harriman, TN, 1971-1972. Taught undergraduate courses in public speaking and persuasion.

Graduate Assistant, Louisiana State University, 1967-1971. Taught undergraduate courses in public speaking and business communication.

MC 7209 Public Communication Practices (graduate course, School of Mass Communication), LSU, Spring 2000, 6 students; Fall 2000, 10 students; Spring 2001, 4 students; Fall 2001, 8 students.

MC 7971: Independent Research. Media Management. Focus: Radio station management, Fall, 2001.

MC 4050 Media Management (undergraduate course, School of Mass Communication), LSU, Fall 2000, 35 students; Spring 2001, 34 students; Fall 2001, 31 students; Spring 2002, 36 students.

MC 4971 Mass Media in Great Britain, (undergraduate course, School of Mass Communication), LSU, Summer 2000, 13 students; Summer 2002, 17 students.

MC 4095 American Media History (undergraduate course, School of Mass Communication), LSU, Spring 2000, 38 students.

MC 7003 Case Studies in Mass Communication (graduate course), Louisiana State University (LSU), Spring 1999, 10 students.

SPCM 2061 Business Communication (undergraduate course in Speech Communication), LSU, Spring 1995, 30 students.

SPCM 2061 Business Communication (undergraduate course in Speech Communication), LSU, Spring1995 and Spring 1996, 25 students per section.

BCOM 5200 Organizational Communication (graduate course in School of Business Administration), LSU, Spring 1987, 26 students.

SP 531 Organizational Communication (graduate course in Speech Communication); University of Southwest Louisiana (USL), Spring 1979, 4 students.

SP 532 Broadcasting (graduate course in Speech Communication); USL, Fall 1978 4 students.

SP 334 Group Discussion (undergraduate course in Speech Communication), USL, Fall 1978, 25 students; Spring 1979, 20 students.

SP 100 Public Speaking (undergraduate course in Speech Communication), USL, 1978-79, three sections: section 1,16 students; section 5 , 19 students; section 5, 26 students; section 20, 26 students; section 21, 16 students.

MGT 5072 Business Communication (graduate course in School of Business Administration), LSU, Spring 1978, two sections, section 1, 3 students; section 2, 35 students.

MGT 2071 Business Communication: Letter Writing and Report Writing (undergraduate course in School of Business Communication), LSU. Instructional coordinator for course required of all undergraduate majors. Taught four sections in fall, three sections in spring, and one section in summer, 1977-78, section 1, 39 students; section 2, 34 students; section 3, 34 students; section 4, 34 students; section 5, 31 students; section 6, 33 students; section 7, 29 students; section 8, 32 students; summer, section 1, 35 students. Also taught one section in fall and in spring through Division of Continuing Education Extramural Program.

MGT 4167 Personnel Management (undergraduate course, School of Business Administration), LSU, 1977-78, taught two sections, spring section 1, 34 students; summer section 1, 34 students.

Communication Core 397 (undergraduate course required of all juniors and seniors), East Texas State University at Texarkana (ETSU-T), TX, 1971-76, section 1, 19 students; section 2, 15 students; section 3, 11 students; section 4, 24 students; section 5, 24 students

Personnel Management 495 (undergraduate course required of business majors), ETSU-T, 1971-1976, section 1, 9 students; section 2, 11 students; section 3, 14 students; section 5, 11 students; section 6, 7 students; section 7, 21 students.

Persuasion (undergraduate course), public speaking (undergraduate course), persuasion (undergraduate course), and business and professional communication (undergraduate course), Roane State Community College Harriman, TN, 1971-1972.

Speech 006 (undergraduate public speaking course, Department of Speech), LSU, 1967-1968, two sections each semester on graduate assistantship, 20-24 students.

Speech 1063 (undergraduate course in business and professional speaking, Department of Speech), LSU, 1968-1969, 1976, two sections each semester on graduate assistantship, 20-24 students

MC 4971 Mass Media in Great Britain, (undergraduate course, School of Mass Communication), LSU, Summer 2000, 13 students; revised in 2002 as Mass Media in the United Kingdom, 17 students.

SP 531 Organizational Communication (graduate course in Speech Communication); University of Southwest Louisiana (USL), Spring 1979, 4 students.

SP 532 Broadcasting (graduate course in Speech Communication); USL, Fall 1978, 4 students.

MGT 5072 Business Communication (graduate course in School of Business Administration), LSU, Spring 1978, two sections, section 1, 3 students; section 2, 35 students.

Communication Core 397 (undergraduate course required of all juniors and seniors), East Texas State University at Texarkana (ETSU-T), TX, 1971-76, section 1, 19 students; section 2, 15 students; section 3, 11 students; section 4, 24 students; section 5, 24 students

Personnel Management 495 (undergraduate course required of business majors), ETSU-T, 1971-1976, section 1, 9 students; section 2, 11 students; section 3, 14 students; section 5, 11 students; section 6, 7 students; section 7, 21 students.

Persuasion (undergraduate course), public speaking (undergraduate course), persuasion (undergraduate course), and business and professional communication (undergraduate course), Roane State Community College Harriman, TN, 1971-1972.

Public speaking (undergraduate course), East Texas State University at Texarkana Roane and State Community College.

Michelle Marie Cobas, M.A. candidate area: political communication/journalism. Thesis. Committee chair: David Perlmutter; members: John M. Hamilton, Laura F. Lindsay. Thesis defense: November 1, 2001.

Craig Flournoy, Ph. D. candidate area: political communication; minor: political science. Committee chair: Ralph Izard. Members: Laura Lindsay, Jack Hamilton, Wayne Parent. General Examination: June 12, 2002.

Stacy Landreth, Ph. D. candidate area: marketing; minor: public relations, College of Business. Committee chair Abe Biswas; minor professor: Laura F. Lindsay. General examination: November 17, 2000; Dissertation Proposal Defense: February 15, 2002.

John M. LaPlante, Jr. M.A. candidate area: mass communication. "When Everybodys a Critic: Effects of a Newspapers Self-Improvement Program." Thesis. Committee Chair: Dennis Wu. Members: John M. Hamilton, Laura Lindsay. Thesis Defense October 15, 2001.

Jennifer B. Ledbetter, M.A. candidate area: mass communication. "2001 Louisiana Legislative Special Session: Do We All Read the Same News?" Thesis. Committee Chair: Dennis Wu. Members: John M. Hamilton, Laura F. Lindsay. Thesis Defense: February 22, 2002.

Jennifer Manning, M.A. candidate area: mass communication. "The Effect of Student Satisfaction on Willingness to Donate: A Case Study of LSUs E.J. Ourso College of Business Administration." Thesis. Committee chair: Jack Hamilton; members: Laura Lindsay and Xigen Li. Thesis defense: Spring 2001.

Luis Moreno, Ph. D. Candidate area: comparative literature. Committee chair: Adelaide M. Russo. Members: Alexandre Leupin, Joseph Recapito, Bainard Cowan, Roger Kamenetz, Laura F. Lindsay, Graduate Deans Representative. General examination: November 29, 2001.

Melonie L. Rodrigues Stocker, M.A. candidate area: mass communication. " The Links in the Corporate Chain: What is the Relationship Between Profit and Corporate Ownership and Management of U.S. Dailies?" Committee Co-Chairs: Laura Lindsay and Denis Wu; member: John M. Hamilton. Defense: June 27, 2001.

Nicole Elise Smith, M.A. candidate area: mass communication. "In the Face of Change: A Public Relations Analysis of the New Orleans Museum of Art." Thesis. Committee Chair: Laura F. Lindsay; members: Bill Anderson and John M. Hamilton. Defense July 2, 2001.

Peter Dorsch Tattersall Jr., M.A. candidate area: mass communication. "Shot n LA: An examination of One Publications Perceived Impact on the Louisiana Film Industry." Thesis. Committee Chair: Richard A. Nelson. Committee members: Louis A. Day, Laura F. Lindsay.

Gwendolyn A. Taylor. M.A. candidate area: human ecology. "The Influence of Alcohol Advertising in a Campus Newspaper on Students Attitudes and Behaviors." Thesis. Committee Chair: Betsy Garrison. Committee members: Laura F. Lindsay.

Raspberry, Robert W. and Laura Lemoine Lindsay, Effective Managerial Communication, 2nd ed. Belmont, CA: Wadsworth Publishing Co., 1994, 688 pages.

Raspberry, Robert W. and Laura Lemoine Lindsay, Effective Managerial Communication. Boston: PWS Kent Publishing Co., 1986, 484 pages.

Raspberry, Robert W. and Laura Fletcher Lemoine, Instructors Manual: Effective Managerial Communication. Belmont, CA: Wadsworth Publishing Co., 1994, 175 pages.

Raspberry, Robert W. and Laura Fletcher Lemoine, Instructors Manual: Effective Managerial Communication. Boston, MA: PWS Kent Publishing Co., 1986, 82 pages.

Lindsay, Laura F., "Research and Graduate Education in the Research University: The Implications for Undergraduate Education from the Perspective of Undergraduate Education," Proceedings, National Association of State Universities and Land-Grant Colleges, New Orleans, LA, 1992.

Lemoine, Laura F. , "The Status of Speech Communication in Business Curricula," Proceedings, Southeast Regional Meeting of the American Business Association, Lafayette, LA, 1979.

1.2.2.4 Recordings: Media Scripts and Productions

Lemoine, Laura F., David Hull, Ed Dodd, and Lane Barry, "Catch the LSU Fever," LSU Freshman Convocation Media Production, 1985 and 1986.

Lemoine, Laura F., "The Communication Process," 30 minute videotape produced for closed circuit instruction, East Texas State University (ETSU), Texarkana, TX, 1976.

Lemoine, Laura F., "A Look at Non-Verbal Communication," 30 minute videotape produced for closed circuit instruction, ETSU, Texarkana, TX, 1976.

Lemoine, Laura F. , "Perception and Communication," 30 minute videotape produced for closed circuit instruction, ETSU, Texarkana, TX, 1976.

Lindsay, Laura F. and John W. Easterly, Jr., ed. Readings Manual: Management in State Government, Level III, Division of Continuing Education, Governmental Services Institute, Louisiana State University, Baton Rouge, LA, 1980, 200+ pages.

Lemoine, Laura F., "Communication and Organizational Perception," Invited keynote speaker, Central Louisiana Chapter of the International Management Council, Alexandria, LA, Jan. 8, 1987.

Lemoine, Laura F., "What Do You Know about the Stars?" Invited to present Commencement Address, LSU-Alexandria, Alexandria, LA, May 21, 1986.

Lemoine, Laura F., "The New Covenant: Partnership in Excellence," Invited to present commencement Address, LSU Medical Center, New Orleans, LA, August 10, 1985.

Lemoine, Laura F. Carolyn C. Collins, Kaylene A. Long, and Curt P. Schafer, "Freshman Programs: How Do You Size Up?" The Third National Conference on the Freshman Year Experience, Columbia, SC, February 5, 1985.

Lemoine, Laura F., Carolyn C. Collins, Kaylene A. Long, and Curt P. Schafer, "Special Administrative Units for Freshmen: Information Sharing," with Third National Conference on the Freshman Year Experience, Columbia, SC, February 5, 1985.

Lemoine, Laura F., "Organizational Planning," Training Program for Drug and Alcohol Abuse Reform in Evangeline, Ville Platte, LA, January 1984.

Lemoine, Laura F., "Setting Priorities," one-day training program for Board of Directors, Louisiana Association for Retarded Citizens, Alexandria, LA, January 15, 1983.

Lemoine, Laura F., "Communication Applications in Government," 52nd Annual Convention, Southern Speech Communication Association, Hot Springs, AR, April 6, 1982.

Lemoine, Laura F., "Administrative Programs to Increase the Probability of Success of First-Semester Freshmen," National Conference on the Freshman Year Experience, Columbia, SC, February 2, 1982.

Lemoine, Laura F., "Science and Skill of Verbal and Written Communication," one-day training Program, Nursing Home Administrators, Allied Health Training Services, Lafayette, LA, June 5, 1981.

Lemoine, Laura F., "Counseling and Discipline," Louisiana Municipal Clerks Institute, Baton Rouge, LA, May 1, 1981.

Lemoine, Laura F., "Communication and the Organization," Gulf States Utilities, Riverbend, LA, December 17, 1980.

Lemoine, Laura F., "Executive Managerial Skills Seminar," University of Southwestern Louisiana, Lafayette, LA, October 23, 1980.

Lemoine, Laura F. "Public Speaking," Invited to present seminar, National Association of Educational Office Personnel, New Orleans, LA, October 17 and 18, 1980.

Lemoine, Laura F., "Communication and Counseling," Invited speaker, International Personnel Management Association, New Orleans, LA, August 6, 1980.

Lemoine, Laura F., "Determining Organizational Priorities," Louisiana Library Association Workshop for Group Facilitators, Alexandria, LA, March 11-12, 1980.

Lemoine, Laura F., "Conflict Resolution in the Work Environment," Firemen's Executive Training Program, LSU Fireman Training Center, Baton Rouge, LA, February 6, 1980.

Lemoine, Laura F., "Interpersonal Skills for Outreach," Louisiana Department of Health and Human Resources, Baton Rouge, LA, January 8, 9, 1980.

Lemoine, Laura F., "Creative Problem Solving," three-day training program, Office of Personnel Management, St. Louis Region, U. S. Civil Service Commission, 1978-1980.

Lemoine, Laura F., "Time Management for Executives," three-day training program, Office of Personnel Management, St. Louis Region, U. S. Civil Service Commission, 1978-1980.

Lindsay, Laura F. "Media Concentration." Guest Lecturer, MC 7017 Media Industries and Behavior, three-credit-hour graduate seminar, February 14, 2000.

Lindsay, Laura F., "Accrediting Issues in the United States." Six-hour presentation to the Chinese Delegation, LSU College of Education, Baton Rouge, LA, August 5, 1998.

Planning team, speaker, and participant, For Faculty Annual Conference, Louisiana State University, April 1998 and April 1999.

Lindsay, Laura F., "Communication Skills for Supervisors," Fundamentals of Supervision, three-hour training program offered six to eight times each year through the Division of Continuing Education, Management Services Institute, Louisiana State University, Baton Rouge, LA, 1987-1995.

Lindsay, Laura F., "Total Quality Leadership," Invited keynote speaker, Gamma Beta Phi Society, Louisiana State University, Baton Rouge, LA, November 13, 1994.

Lindsay, Laura F., "Communication Strategies in Financial Aid Administration," Invited keynote speaker, Louisiana Association of Student Financial Aid Administrators, Baton Rouge, LA, October, 1994.

Lindsay, Laura F., "The Executive Syndrome," Invited keynote speaker, Baton Rouge Chapter, National Association of Purchasing Management, Baton Rouge, LA, October 27, 1992.

Lemoine, Laura F., "Perspectives on Leadership," Invited keynote speaker, Louisiana Placement Association, Baton Rouge, LA, April 1989.

Lemoine, Laura F., "Scholarship: Grade A Ingredients," Invited speaker, Louisiana Panhellenic Conference, Baton Rouge, LA, March 8, 1985.

Lemoine, Laura F., "Communication for High School Administrators," six-hour training program for school principals, East Baton Rouge Parish School Board, Baton Rouge, LA, 1982-1984.

Lemoine, Laura F., "Effective Organizational Communication," Staff Development Program, Student Affairs, LSU, Baton Rouge, LA, October 18, 1984.

Lemoine, Laura F., "Practical Applications to Problem Solving," one-day training program, Louisiana Municipal Clerks Institute, Baton Rouge, LA, April 18, 1984.

Lemoine, Laura F., "The Next Four Years: A Profile of Entering Freshmen at LSU," Invited speaker, Rotary Club of Baton Rouge, LA, February 15, 1984.

Lemoine, Laura F., "The First Executive Function," Invited speaker, International Region 12 Conference, Association of College Unions, February 1980.

Lemoine, Laura F., "Barriers to Communication between Professionals and Patients," workshop, Louisiana Public Health Association, Baton Rouge, April 30, 1980.

Lemoine, Laura F. "Modern Management Skills," Invited speaker, State Conference on Management for Women in Business and Industry, Louisiana State University, December 14, 1979.

Lemoine, Laura F., "Handling Controversy," state-wide workshops for school administrators, conducted by the Louisiana School Board Association, funded by the intergovernmental Personnel Agency, Baton Rouge, LA, March 10, 13, and April 8, 1980.

Lemoine, Laura F., "Creative Problem Solving," Conference on Management for Women in Business and Industry, Louisiana State University, Baton Rouge, LA, December 14, 1979.

Lemoine, Laura F., "Mediation Skills," nine-hour training program, East Baton Rouge Parish Consumer Protection Center, November 16, 1979; Louisiana Department of Urban and Community Affairs, Office of Consumer Protection, Baton Rouge, LA, November 5-7, 1979.

Lemoine, Laura F., "Creative Problem Solving," Invited presenter of workshop for International Personnel Management Association, Louisiana State University, Baton Rouge, LA, 1979.

"On the Record: An Executive Briefing on Critical Communication Strategies." Received funding to plan Senior Executive Seminar for top executives to help them understand issues related to media coverage. Designed and directed program with start up funds of $6,000. Self-generated $30,000 in program charges through the participation of 19 executives. Fifteen nationally and regionally recognized experts presented three-day program, May 6-9, 2001.

Dean, Junior Division (JD), LSU, 1984-1989.

Senior Lecturer and Director of the Comprehensive Public Training Program, Governmental Services Institute, Division of Continuing Education, LSU, 1980-1981. Coordinator, 1979-1980.

H. M. "Hub" Cotton Award for contributions in service and administration, annual University-wide, competitive award, February 14, 2000.

Lantern Award for Excellence, Southern Public Relations Federation; Finalist, International Television Association; Gold Award (CASE), Bronze Award (CASE); Golden Quill Award, International Association of Business Communicators for production by Laura F. Lindsay, David Hull, Ed Dodd, and Lane Barry, "Catch the LSU Fever," LSU Freshman Convocation Media Production, 1985 and 1986.

Selected for Membership in Omicron Delta Kappa, Leadership Honor Society. Inducted March 16, 1986.

"Favorite Teacher/Administrator," invited by student to Kappa Alpha Theta, 1998; Pi Beta Phi 1996; Kappa Kappa Gamma, 1976.

Principal Investigator, U. S. Department of Commerce NTIA Award, Public Telecommunications Facilities Program (compressed video linkage of five LSU System campuses), $687,480, 1995-1997. Served as model for state-wide implementation of compressed video classrooms and educational programs offered through distance learning at all accredited higher education public campuses reporting to the Board of Regents.

Principal Investigator and Co-director with Carolyn Talton, National Science Foundation grant, Louisiana Middle School Mathematics Enhancement Program for Women and Minorities, $56,000, 1988-1989. Program designed to increase the interest of female and minority middle school students in math and science. PIs surveyed schools in Lincoln and East Baton Rouge Parish to determine focus and content of program. Master teachers of mathematics and science conducted workshops for Middle school teachers in both parishes.

Principal Investigator and Co-director with Carolyn Talton, National Science Foundation grant, Louisiana Middle School Mathematics Enhancement Program for Women and Minorities, $100,000, 1989-1990. Second year of funding for program. Invited to present program results to grant recipients and administrators at national meeting of NSF. Original program was expanded to include special programs for students in middle school mathematics and science. Master teachers worked with teachers and students to help them improve their knowledge and skills. Professionals met with students to discuss their jobs and why math and science are important.

Lemoine, Laura F., The Impact of Speech Training on Oral Communication Performance in Industry. Dissertation, Louisiana State University, May 1976.

Lemoine, Laura F., A History of Radio Station WSMB, New Orleans, Louisiana, 1925_1967. Thesis, Louisiana State University, 1969. Published by Radio Hawaii, Inc., and distributed to its affiliates, 166 pages.

Mogensen, Kirsten, Laura F. Lindsay, Xigen Li, Jay Perkins, and Mike Beardsley, How TV News Covered the Crisis: The Content of CNN, CBS, ABC and FOX News on 9/11." In B. Greenberg (Ed.), Communication and Terrorism, Hampton Press, 2002.

Laura F. Lindsay. "Reinventing Post-Secondary Institutional Evaluation: The Accreditation Review Project." Journal of Global Competitiveness, 9:1, 2001, pp. 245-253.

Laura F. Lindsay. "Crisis Communication at LSU: The Wynn Tragedy." eds. Jerry Biberman and Abbass Alkhafaji, Business Research Yearbook: Global Business Perspectives, 8, 2001, pp. 633-637.

Lindsay, Laura F. "LSUs Balancing Act: A Policy Analysis of Enrollment Management Initiatives," Planning for Higher Education: The Journal of the Society for College and University Planning, 29:3, 2001, 29-34.

Lindsay, Laura F., "Distance Learning from a Policy Perspective: Creating an Effective Educational Structure," eds. Jerry Biberman and Abbass Alkhafaji, Business Research Yearbook, 2000, pp. 812-816.

Lindsay, Laura F., "Transforming Inputs to Improve Outputs: Using a Systems Perspective to Assess Enrollment Management," eds. Jerry Biberman and Abbass Alkhafaji, Business Research Yearbook, 2000, pp. 399-403.

Lindsay, Laura F.,"The Higher Education Quality Quest: Stretching the Envelope," eds. Jerry Biberman and Abbass Alkhafaji, Business Research Yearbook: Global Business Perspectives, 6, 1999, pp. 45-49.

Lindsay, Laura F., ed., Assessment Outcomes: A Monthly Update for Assessment Coordinators, Volume 1, Issues 1-6, and Volume 2, Issue 1, 1996 - 1997.

Raspberry, Robert W. and Laura F. Lemoine, "Management Traits and Styles: What Makes a Manager a Leader?" Legal Professional, July/August 1989, pp. 26-34.

Raspberry, Robert W. and Laura F. Lemoine., "Hearing and Understanding What Other People Say," Legal Assistant, 5:2, November/December 1987, pp 45+.

Cangelosi, Vincent E. and Laura F. Lemoine, "Effects of an Open Versus Closed Physical Environment on Employee Perception and Attitude," Social Behavior and Personality, 16, 1988, pp. 67-73.

Lemoine, Laura F., "Student Perceptions and Academic Success," Proceedings, Third International Conference on the First Year Experience, Cambridge, England, July 26, 1988.

Lemoine, Laura F., Jim Kelly, and Edward Anderson, "Using New Freshmen Perceptions to Enhance Their Transition," Proceedings, National Academic Advising Association, 12th National Conference, Miami, FL, October 11, 1988.

Lemoine, Laura F., "The Effect of an Open Versus a Closed Physical Environment on Employee Personality Differences and Perceptions of Climate," Proceedings, American Institute for Decision Sciences, San Antonio, TX, November 21-23, 1983.

Lemoine, Laura F., "The Impact of Speech Training on Oral Communication in Industry," Proceedings, Southwest Regional Meeting of the American Business Communication Association, Dallas, TX, March 10, 1978.

Xigen Li, Laura Lindsay, Kirsten Mogensen, & Jay Perkins. "The First 119 Minutes of 9/11: Sourcing and Speculation on CNN." Paper presentation at Broadcast Educators Association, Las Vegas, Nevada, April 6, 2002.

Xigen Li, Laura Lindsay, & Kirsten Mogensen. "Media in a Crisis Situation Involving National Interest: A Content Analysis of the TV Networks Coverage of the 9/11 Incident during the First Eight Hours." Paper accepted for presentation at Association for Education in Journalism and Mass Communication, (AEJMC) annual meeting, August 7-10, 2002.

Lindsay, Laura F. College Business Management Institute, Invited Faculty, University of Kentucky, Lexington, Kentucky, August 3, 2001.

Participant, First Annual Academic Outreach Conference Hosted by The American Association of Political Consultants, Louisiana State Universitys Manship School of Mass Communication, and the LSU Academy of Politics, Baton Rouge, LA, November 14-17, 1999.

Lindsay, Laura F. and Jeannine O. Kahn, "The Higher Education Quality Quest: Sealing the Envelope." Paper presented to the 11^th International Conference on Assessing Quality in Higher Education, Manchester, England, July 23-25, 1999.

Lindsay, Laura F., "Academic Affairs: Strategies for Success." Invited Faculty, 47^th Annual College Business Management Institute, University of Kentucky, Lexington, KY, August 5, 1999.

Lindsay, Laura F., "Academic Affairs: Putting Planning First." Invited Faculty, 45^th Annual College Business Management Institute, University of Kentucky, Lexington, KY, August 1, 1998.

Representative, Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges, National Learning Infrastructure Initiative (NLII) summer policy meeting, June 1998.

Lindsay, Laura F., "A Consultant's View: Implementation of Planning and Assessment," Invited Speaker, Texas Alliance for Higher Education, Texas A & M University - Baylor College of Dentistry, Dallas, TX, September 26, 1997.

Lindsay, Laura F., "Academic Affairs: Clear Vision and Cooperative Teams," Invited Faculty, 45^th Annual College Business Management Institute, University of Kentucky, Lexington, KY, August 1, 1997.

Lindsay, Laura. "The Higher Education Quality Quest: Stretching the Envelope." Paper presented to the 11^th Annual Meeting of the International Academy of Business Disciplines, Chicago, IL, March 25, 1999.

Lindsay, Laura F., "The First Amendment and Political Campaign Contributions: J. Skelly Wright's Critique of Buckley, Bellotti, and Political Action Committees," Panel presentation, Southern Speech Communication Association, New Orleans, LA, April 9, 1995.

Invited speaker, Speech Communication Association National Convention, New Orleans, LA, November 20, 1994.

Lemoine, Laura F., "Extralegal Restraints on Freedom of Expression," 53rd Annual Convention, Southern Speech Communication Association, Orlando, FL, April 1979.

President; Vice-President; Secretary-Treasurer, Phi Kappa Phi Honor Society, LSU Chapter. Inducted December 11, 1969.

Selected for Membership in Phi Delta Kappa, Educational Honor Society. Inducted 1987.

Nominated and Selected for Harvard Management Development (MDP) Program: intensive, twelve-day executive development program for higher education administrators, 1991 graduate; attended first annual MDP Alumni Conference, 1992.

Nominated and Selected for Council for a Better Louisiana (CABL) State-wide Leadership Program: one year in duration; participants attended seminars throughout the state on issues of state government, 1989. Graduate of first leadership class.

Nominated and Selected for Baton Rouge Chamber of Commerce Leadership Program: one year in duration; participants attended seminars on issues in local government, 1987.