Section chief in the investigative services division at the Federal Bureau of Investigation's headquarters in Washington, D.C., Chandler is the FBI's highest ranking African-American woman and oversees the bureau's analytical intelligence program for criminal and domestic terrorism issues. Chandler has investigated white-collar crimes, violent crimes and civil rights violations since beginning her investigative career as a special agent in January 1985. Chandler's return to campus was part of the University's celebrations of March as Women's History Month and as Career Month. McKinnon, who was the media director of George W. Bush's presidential campaign, addressed the organization, which meets monthly to discuss Louisiana politics. The new pieces will be on display for the next year in the courtyard area behind Atkinson Hall and adjacent to the School of Art building.
Sculpture Park is free and open to the public.
Clovers and Quarters in the Quad is an annual event where members of the University community are able to donate a quarter to the fund. For each donation, a clover is posted. Staff Senate members participating this year included, from left, Lyn LeJeune, Randie DeJohn, Marlene LeBlanc, Pam Bloom, Deborah Chatman and Staff Senate President Rob Poston.