ULM Forum

Friday at 4:45 p.m. during the academic term

The ULM Forum examines the intersection between the University of Louisiana at Monroe and the surrounding community, and how they benefit each other. Each week features interviews with members of the university community involved with activities and research that make northeast Louisiana a better place to live, work and play.

Text Examines Early Relations With Native Americans

By & Staff Report • Jan 30, 2015
Dr. Roger Carpenter
ULM

Dr. Roger Carpenter, associate professor of history at the University of Louisiana at Monroe, is celebrating the release of his fourth book, “Times are Altered with us.” The newest title—part of the Wiley-Blackwell Native American Series—takes a look at the first three centuries of relationships between Native Americans and Europeans.

Mock Trial Gives Students Advanced Courtroom Experience

By • Jan 23, 2015
ULM

  Students working toward a possible future degree in law get acquainted with the courtroom early as part of a Mock Trial Team.

On Saturday, January 24, The University of Louisiana at Monroe hosts the second Warhawk Mock Trial Jamboree, a two-round tournament featuring teams from ULM, Millsaps College, Louisiana State University and Tulane University.

Medical Lab Science Brings Crucial Data to Health Care

By • Jan 23, 2015
ULM

  The work of the Medical Laboratory Scientist plays a critical role in health care, analyzing data for doctors to make informed decisions on how to treat disease.

As part of an occasional series called the Program Spotlight on the ULM Forum, we talked with Melanie Chapman, associate professor of Laboratory Science about the program.

Chapman explains the field of medical lab science is a complex one, requiring attention to detail, accuracy, and speed.

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