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| Human Resource Management This is the home page for the LSU AgCenter Human Resource Management Web site. |
| David J. Boethel, Vice Chancellor and Director, Louisiana Agricultural Experiment Station Dr. David Boethel, Vice Chancellor, LSU AgCenter and Director for the Louisiana Agricultural Experiment Station |
| Paul Coreil, Vice Chancellor and Director, Louisiana Cooperative Extension Service Dr. Paul Coreil, director of Louisiana Cooperative Extension Service and vice chancellor of the LSU AgCenter. |
| LEAFCS Handbook LEAFCS Member Handbook |
| Welcome to the New LSUAgCenter.com! With the new LSU AgCenter.com, finding the information you want, when you want it, has never been easier. |
| LCAAA Membership Application The attached document is a application for new members. |
| Photos from 2008 Legislative Day Collection of photos from participating parishes |
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| 000924 PROFESSOR AND DIRECTOR - SCHOOL OF PLANT, ENVIRONMENTAL & SOIL SCIENCES Professor and Director - School of Plant, Environmental & Soil Sciences, Baton Rouge, La. |
| e-Directions: 11/13/2008 Faculty and Staff Appointments, CSREES Deputy Administrator Named, Team of 18 wins national award for child safety program, eXtension Award Presented, LSU AgCenter established hotline for farm producers, Smart Bodies on “You Tube”, LSU AgCenter launches new 4-H Web site aimed at 4th-6th graders, Felknor to Retire, Community Leadership & Economic Development (CLED), Buchanan Names REEO Division Chiefs and Provides Implementation Update, LSU AgCenter Hispanic Outreach Taskforce. |
| New Processes can Boost Louisiana's Sugar Economy Sugar mills in Louisiana may be able to produce high-quantity, value-added products, thanks to innovative techniques developed at the AgCenter. |
| Leave Accrual Methods This section provides charts listing amounts of leave accrued based on years of service and type of appointment. |
| Employment Packet - Folder #4 - Miscellaneous Benefits This section includes forms and instructions for the miscellaneous benefits offered by the AgCenter which are not included in Folder 2 and 3. |
| V2413 PENNINGTON ENDOWED CHAIR FOR WILDLIFE DISEASES - BOB R. JONES IDLEWILD RESEARCH STATION Pennington Endowed Chair for Wildlife Diseases - Bob R. Jones Idlewild Research Station, Clinton, La. |
| Policy Statements The LSU Agricultural Center Policy Statement (AG CENTER PS) series provides a uniform method for informing AgCenter employees of newly established policies or clarifies existing directives or regulations. |
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| Disclaimer Disclaimer regarding LSU AgCenter policy statements. |
| Archives Listed below are LSU AgCenter Policy Statements that are no longer in force. |
| Previous Posts Click a link to view a week's worth of posts. |
| Disability Income Insurance This section explains the coverage available to eligible employees for affordable financial protection against a disabling illenss or jinjury. |
| LVFC Biennial Officer & chairmen training Training postponed due to IKE. Rescheduled for January 27-28 at Tall Timbers. State board will meet January 27 and parish officers and chairment will meet on the 28. Overnight accomodations available for those wanting to come in early. Registration information available in November |
| 2009-2011 Membership forms Completed forms should be turned in to your parish council treasurer. |
| TN Status - NAFTA This section provides the definition and forms required for processing a request for the employment of a Canadian or Mexican citizen.. |
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| 2003 Farmer of the Year He calls himself a rice farmer, but 2003 Farmer of the Year recipient Robert Thevis grows much more than rice. Thevis farms nearly two thousand acres in Avoyelles Parish raising soybeans, corn, milo, and when the weather allows winter wheat. He finds the freedom to farm alluring. |
| 2005 Farmer of the Year Gerard Frey has lost crops to drought. He has lost money due to low commodity prices. He even lost both kidneys during one tumultuous harvest. But he never lost his passion for farming and his persistence was rewarded by being named the 2005 Louisiana Farmer of the Year. |
| 2004 Farmer of the Year As a young man, Joe Mitcham, Jr. considered a career in medicine. But being a Ruston native, he naturally had to try his patience with peaches. This proved to be a wise business decision when Mitcham was named the 2004 Farmer of the Year at the Lod Cook Alumni Center in Baton Rouge. |
| Farmer of the Year Winners and Finalists "The Louisiana Farmer of the Year Program" was started in 1998 as a partnership with the Louisiana Network, LSU AgCenter and the Louisiana Department of Agriculture and Forestry as a way to honor Louisiana's number one industry: agriculture. |
| 2008 CES News - Communication, Education, Service Newsletters for 2008 with information on Chi Epsilon Sigma - Epsilon Chapter and the upcoming events, helpful news articles from a variety of sources within the LSU AgCenter. |
| Health Insurance Optional medical coverage is provided under the Louisiana State Employees Group Benefits Program umbrella and available to eligible employees. This section provides a breakdown of each option available. |
| Comprehensive New Employee Orientation Comprehensive New Employee Orientation |
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| e-Directions:9/15/2008 Topics Included: Response to hurricanes Gustav and Ike, AgCenter recovery efforts in the news, Annual Conference award nominations, LSU AgCenter names new administrator, LSU AgCenter faculty members honored, Becky White on governor’s Children’s Cabinet Advisory Board,USDA forecasts robust corn and soybean crops despite flooding, Op-Ed Article from Senator Tom Harkin, Louisiana Community Network.com announced at LMA annual conference, FCS news, and CMS recognized at Galaxy. |
| e-Directions: 10/9/2008 Topic include: Recovery From Gustav and Ike Continues, “After the Storm” Team recognized by CSREES, Reames leads food safety team that wins national award, LeBlanc named water resources professor, Election/Constitutional AmendmentsFaculty and Staff Appointments, Cornerstone Report from Washington -- F.Y. 2009 Appropriations Update4-H Statistics for 2007-08, and USDA Secretarial Designation: 52 parishes designated as primary disaster areas; 12 parishes designated contiguous parishes. |
| e-Directions: 8/4/08 Topic include: HorseQuest eXtension CoP Wins Communication Award,Information Technology and Communications to Commence Training,Lavergne Elected to Poultry Science Association Board of Directors, Extension Economist Joins AgCenter, Louisiana Farmers Estimated to Plant 1 Million Acres of Soybeans , Biodiesel Fuel Education Program, CSREES Lists Open Requests for Grant Applications , USDA Announces $28.4 Million in Funding for Specialty Crop Research, and Senate Appropriations Committee |
| New Technologies Developed to Combat Formosan Subterranean Termites Several new technologies have been developed by an AgCenter entomologist to kill and/or repel the Formosan subterranean termite. |
| Extension Staff Directory This is a PDF of the Louisiana Cooperative Extension Service Administration, Faculty and Staff directory |
| Meet Our Cooperative Extension Staff The administration and staff of the Louisiana Cooperative Extension Service state office |
| Improved Catheter has Great Promise for the Health Industry A new method for preparing a catheter that could have wide-ranging implications to human and animal health has been developed by an AgCenter scientist. |
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| Access Louisiana An economic development resource for Louisiana businesses, university faculty and others to identify potential collaborators in the state. |
| The Bayh-Dole Act The Bayh-Dole Act is the piece of legislation that has allowed university technology transfer to become what it is today. Enacted in 1980, the Act sets all of the ground rules regarding federally funded university research. |
| World Intellectual Property Organization The World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO) is an international organization dedicated to promoting the use and protection of works of the human spirit. These works -- intellectual property -- are expanding the bounds of science and technology and enriching the world of the arts. Through its work, WIPO plays an important role in enhancing the quality and enjoyment of life, as well as creating real wealth for nations. |
| United States Patent and Trademark Office The USPTO is an agency of the Department of Commerce. Use this site to search for issued patents, published patent applications and trademarks. |
| LSU Research & Technology Foundation The Foundation will facilitate the transfer and commercialization of university intellectual property to the marketplace for the benefit of the University, the individual inventors and the Louisiana economy. The Foundation shall provide proactive leadership, direction and support in this process, and align its research endeavors with the economic need to enhance the competitiveness of existing businesses, develop new enterprises and create new jobs in Louisiana . |
| Plant Variety Protection Office The Plant Variety Protection Office (PVPO) administers the Plant Variety Protection Act (PVPA) by issuing Certificates of Protection in a timely manner. The Act provides legal intellectual property rights protection to developers of new varieties of plants which are sexually reproduced (by seed) or tuber-propagated. |
| European Patent Office The EPO holds information on issued European patents and published Patent Cooperation Treaty (PCT) patents. |
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| Form I-9 - Employment Eligibility Verification Contains the I-9 form and instructions form verifying employment eligibility. |
| Heritage Endowed Professorship Series The LSU AgCenter has created the Heritage Endowed Professorship Series to recognize in perpetuity the 20th century pillars of the Louisiana agricultural industries. |
| The 21st Century Fund Our annual campaign provides funds that truly make a difference and enhance the important research and education programs we provide. |
| Celebration Gifts We often seek a meaningful, lasting way to remember someone on a birthday, an anniversary, retirement or at the time of death. The LSU AgCenter’s Celebration Gifts Program provides an opportunity to do just that. |
| AgCenter Development Fund An investment in the LSU AgCenter is your opportunity to make a significant contribution to the future of a true Louisiana success story. The AgCenter makes life better for every citizen of Louisiana. |
| Planned Giving You can plan now for a future gift to the LSU AgCenter. With a planned gift, you can make a significant financial commitment to the AgCenter now and still fulfill your obligations to your family. |
| Endowed Chair and Professorship An endowed professorship or chair can provide deserving recognition for an outstanding researcher, educator or leader. Supported by a special state program that offers matching funds for private gifts, an endowed professorship or chair provides excellent support for some of the best faculty. |
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| Legacy of Land You can permanently fund an endowment created by the assets from your farm. The endowment would be a restricted account in the LSU Foundation, and it would carry your name or another name you may choose. |
| The Chancellor's Club You’re invited to join the Chancellor’s Club and demonstrate your vision and devotion with a long-term financial commitment to the LSU AgCenter. |
| Meet the Donors The LSU AgCenter is proud of our donors, who have demonstrated their willingness to support our important research and education programs. These people and organizations realize how much more can be done by adding private gifts to the funds provided by state and federal sources. |
| e-Direction: 4/22/2008 e-Directions: 4/22/2008 |
| Personnel LSU AgCenter Sponsored Programs Personnel and Addresses - 104 J. Norman Efferson Hall, LSU Agricultural Center, Baton Rouge, LA 70803, P.O. Box 25071, Baton Rouge, LA 70894-5071, Phone: (225) 578-6030, Fax: (225) 578-6032. |
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