BATON ROUGE — An LSU Board of Supervisors member has resigned, leaving the appointment of a new boardmember up to Gov. Jeff Landry. 

Landry said Tuesday that he received Glenn Armentor's letter of resignation from the board.

"I respect his desire to devote his full attention to his law practice. I thank Glenn for his commitment to LSU and his service to our State. Sharon and I wish him and Dana the best in the future," Landry said in a post on social media. 

I have received Glenn Armentors' letter of resignation from the Lousiana State University Board of Supervisors. I respect his desire to devote his full attention to his law practice. I thank Glenn for his commitment to LSU and his service to our State. Sharon and I wish him and…

— Governor Jeff Landry (@LAGovJeffLandry) March 3, 2026

Armentor represented the 3rd Congressional District, which includes Lafayette, on the board, with his term of service originally set to end May 31, 2028. 

According to the state constitution, the Louisiana governor appoints members of the board. These choices must be confirmed by the State Senate. 

Earlier this year, Chester "Lee" Mallet, the vice chairman of the LSU Board of Supervisors, took over as the board's chairman.