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Rock 'n Roar celebrates Literary Rally
Contact: Rene Abadie
3/23/11
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1) (Tangipahoa Parish) At Southeastern Louisiana University’s recent Rock ‘n Roar festival, Lillian Stiegler, professor of communication sciences and disorders, explains the anatomy of the human brain to, from left, Kirby Bennett, Dakota Shaffett and Joshua Alexander of Sumner High School in Kentwood.
2) (St. Tammany Parish) At Southeastern Louisiana University’s recent Rock ‘n Roar festival, communication sciences and disorders graduate student Hannah Pitre, left, demonstrates an otoscope used to examine the inner ear to, center, Vy-Van Nguyen and Cassandra Morgan of Northshore High School in Slidell.
3) (Washington Parish) At Southeastern Louisiana University’s recent Rock ‘n Roar festival, biologist and entomologist Erin Watson explains forensic examination of a skull to Dynesty Turnage, center, and Miranda Thomas, both of Pine High School in Franklinton.
4) (Baton Rouge) At Southeastern Louisiana University’s recent Rock ‘n Roar festival, Associate Professor John O’Reilly of the Department of Biological Sciences demonstrates the reactions of a crawfish to stimulation to Mallory Garcia of Parkview Baptist High School in Baton Rouge.
HAMMOND – More than 2,600 high school students from 71 area schools descended on Southeastern Louisiana University last Saturday for the District 8 Literary Rally.
Celebrating its 15th anniversary, the annual campus-community festival combined academics and a fun atmosphere for the students and their families, alumni and community friends.
Public and private high school students from East Baton Rouge, East Feliciana, Iberville, Livingston, St. Charles, St. Helena, St. John the Baptist, St. Tammany, Tangipahoa, Washington and West Feliciana parishes competed in 46 different academic subjects.
Following the testing, participants were encouraged to visit displays that showcased Southeastern’s diverse academic offerings.
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