¹ū¶³APP

Scholarship created to help Assumption students

Sug Meyer (center), wife of Lee Meyer, with Mendi and Laurie LeSueur (far left and mid left), pass a check to ¹ū¶³APP President Dr. Jay Clune (mid right) and External Affairs Director Monique Crochet (far right).
Misty Leigh McElroy/¹ū¶³APP

THIBODAUX, La. — Lee Meyer devoted his life to education and his legacy will live on in the form of a scholarship for ¹ū¶³APP College of Education students.

The Lee. A. Meyer Education Scholarship will go toward a graduating senior from an Assumption Parish high school who intends to enroll in the ¹ū¶³APP’ College of Education.

ā€œHe would be so excited to know a scholarship exists in his name,ā€ said Sugar Meyer, his wife. ā€œFrom the time he started teaching, he had a great passion for education. He was all about his faith, his family and the kids he taught.ā€ Ā 

Lee Meyer (BA ā€˜72) spent 26 years as an educator in Assumption Parish, including 23 as a teacher and three more with the juvenile detention center. To honor his passion for legacy his family and friends donated to create the scholarship in his name.

ā€œLee devoted his life to education because he knew how important it was. He had to work hard throughout his life,ā€ said Laurie LeSueur, Lee’s close friend. ā€œThis is a way for us to provide an opportunity for a student to go to school, someone like Lee, someone who has to work hard and maybe this scholarship will make all the difference.ā€

For more information on how to apply for the scholarship,Ā call 985-448-4048 or visit www./financial-aid/scholarships/.

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: May 18, 2018

CONTACT: Jacob Batte, Media Relations and Publications Coordinator,Ā Ā 985.448.4141 or jacob.batte@www.nicholls.edu

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