LSU Eunice's Fire Services Program Earns Prestigious National Recognition

The LSU Eunice Fire and Emergency Services program has received the Fire and Emergency Services Higher Education (FESHE) Recognition from the United States Fire Administration. This recognition places the program among seven associate degree-level institutions nationwide to achieve this status.

The FESHE Recognition indicates that LSUE's program meets the high standards set by FESHE professional development committees and the National Fire Academy. This certification reflects the quality of the faculty and the curriculum at LSU Eunice, aligning the education provided with national benchmarks.

LSU Eunice Chancellor Dr. Nancee Sorenson stated that the program's alumni have significantly contributed as first responders and administrators in Louisiana and other areas. This recognition highlights the program's commitment to public safety and community service.

The program focuses on essential aspects of emergency services such as firefighting response, fire prevention, fire administration, and EMS management. It offers both online and hybrid learning options, adhering to nationally recognized educational standards and preparing students for careers in emergency services.

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