Tulane University Report of the President 2011: The Bounce Back

Report of the President – January 2012

VIDEO: Tulane Empowers
The university’s resolve to tie its future to that of its neighbors is unequivocal and here to stay.
Tally touting
The admissions office’s annual ritual of number crunching yields a picture of Tulane’s student body.
First-year students welcomed to the "renaissance"
New students learn the role of Tulane in the city’s rebirth.
Public service provides valuable experience
She wasn’t sure she would like working in a hospital.
The importance of understanding people
Community service was the hallmark of his college experience.
Honor roll
Five years and counting.
Flower power
The Flower Hall for Research and Innovation will be a center for scientific progress at Tulane.

Construction on Weatherhead Hall was completed in August 2011, in time for 269 students to enjoy the $28 million energy-efficient structure, named in honor of philanthropists the late Albert J. Weatherhead III and his wife, Celia, who is a graduate of Newcomb College and a Tulane Board member.

The Bounce Back, Tulane University New Orleans Louisiana