Delgado Community College Honors Program

01/28/2026

11/14/2025

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10/29/2025

I am writing to all students in the honors program. If you are planning on graduating this semester (December, 2025) in the Honors Program, please contact Mr. Edwards ([email protected]) so that we can help verify you have
the required GPA (3.25), and four honors courses. Please include your LoLA ID number and we will make sure you receive your Honors Cords. (Note: this is NOT PTK, NSLS, or other honor society. It is not graduating with distinction due to your GPA. It's the Academic Honors Program).

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04/29/2025

If you are planning on graduating this semester (May, 2025) in the Honors Program, please contact Mr. Edwards ([email protected]) so that we can help verify you have the required GPA (3.25), and four honors courses. Please include your LoLA ID number and we will make sure you receive your Honors Cords. (Note: this is NOT PTK, NSLS, or other honor society. It is not graduating with distinction due to your GPA. It's the Academic Honors Program)

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10/28/2024

Congratulations and thanks to all who performed and listened to Karl Jenkins' The Armed Man: A Mass for Peace yesterday afternoon. The members of Symphony Chorus of New Orleans and the Delgado Community College Chorus turned in a passionate and engaged performance. Kudos to the many who stepped up to perform vocal solos, too! Our instrumental ensemble (Pati Adams, flute/piccolo; Jonathan Gerhardt, cello; Patrick Smithers and Vance Woolf, trumpets; Jim Atwood and Aaron Smith, percussion Yui Asano, piano; and Jesse Reeks, organ) was brilliant. Thanks to all the volunteers who worked to make this possible. And special thanks to Timothy Cook and the staff and congregation of St. George's Episcopal Church for hosting our concert. On to Messiah in December!

10/13/2024

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Do robots dream of classical music? To celebrate the 25th anniversary of the Dresdner Sinfoniker an industry robot trained by a conductor will take the baton for part of the "Robot Symphony."

10/10/2024

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08/21/2024

Another great book for Paris lovers on sale:

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08/21/2024

This is a great book on sale for a great price!

Spanning two centuries, 100 selections about the beauty and magic of American dance—from ballet and Balanchine to tap and swing. With a foreword by Robert Gottlieb