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Sen. John Kennedys R-La. plan for the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration NOAA to transfer the National Marine Fisheries Services NMFS building to the University of Louisiana at Lafayette is completed following approval in the House and Senate. Kennedy is a member of the Senate Appropriations Committee which first adopted the plan. The building space will be a part of a laboratory school initiative within the College of Education and Human Development known as the Learning Lab. The completion of the building transfer plan is a big win for the University of Louisiana at Lafayette. The laboratory school will benefit countless people in years to come and I am proud that our work on the Appropriations Committee helped make this happen said Kennedy. The acquisition of the NOAA building enables the University of Louisiana at Lafayette and its College of Education Human Development to provide through the creation of a laboratory school a space for high-quality teaching that will foster within our youngest minds a lifelong love of learning. The Learning Lab will be a place that will inspire creativity embolden curiosity and promote an environment where aspiring educators can immerse themselves in a living model of best educational practices. The hard work and dedication of Senator Kennedy has set all this in motion and were very grateful for his leadership and support said Dr. Joseph Savoie University of Louisiana at Lafayette president.
