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ALEXANDRIA, La. — Louisiana State University of Alexandria has proudly announced the creation of the Dr. James DeLee and Catherine Puerta DeLee Endowed Scholarship. This initiative honors the enduring legacy of the DeLee family, known for their significant contributions to education, community service, and lifelong learning.
Dr. James DeLee, who served as a faculty member at LSUA from 1975 to 1990, was deeply dedicated to his students and the academic community. Alongside his wife, Catherine Puerta DeLee, he fostered a culture of learning and support that has left a lasting impact on the university and its students. The scholarship aims to provide financial assistance to deserving students, ensuring that future generations can benefit from the same educational opportunities that the DeLee family valued so highly.
This endowed scholarship not only commemorates the DeLee family's dedication to education but also serves as a beacon of hope for aspiring scholars at LSUA. It reflects a commitment to nurturing talent and fostering a spirit of community engagement among students.
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