Preschoolers visit Alost Hall construction site

Published on March 12, 2024

Students from Northwestern State University’s Child Development Center visited the site where construction of the future Alost Hall is underway.  Students are, seated front row from left, Emma Grace, Tatum, Michael, Dawson, Roxy, Ira, Clayton, Gabriel and Dawson. On the second row are Elliott, Vivian, Dawson, Myla, Skyler, Tatelyn, Elijah, Anniston, Luke, Nora and Harrison. On the back row are NSU Utilities Superintendent Jon Lentz, Physical Plant Director Dale Wohletz, Executive Director for University Affairs Jen Kelly, NSU President Dr. Marcus Jones, DonahueFavret Project Manager Jess Favret, Superintendent Zach Favret and Austin Millet, assistant superintendent.

 

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