NSU’s Leesville, Fort Johnson campus dedicated to serving civilian and military population

  • Northwestern State University President James Genovese toured nursing labs at the university’s Leesville campus reentry and spoke with students, from left, Kathryn Whitesides (partially hidden), Katie Palma, Jessica Mendoza and Kelly Mendoza. It was the president’s first tour of the campus, which serves both the military population at Fort Johnson as well as the civilian population in Vernon, Beauregard and Sabine parishes.
    Northwestern State University President James Genovese toured nursing labs at the university’s Leesville campus reentry and spoke with students, from left, Kathryn Whitesides (partially hidden), Katie Palma, Jessica Mendoza and Kelly Mendoza. It was the president’s first tour of the campus, which serves both the military population at Fort Johnson as well as the civilian population in Vernon, Beauregard and Sabine parishes.

    Northwestern State University President James Genovese toured the university’s Leesville-Fort Johnson campus recently.

    He visited with students and faculty to learn more about the role the campus plays in serving traditional and non-traditional students, including many active duty military, veterans and their families.

    “Our mission is to make this a top-notch service center,” said Martha Koury, camp…