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In 1962, Abrams relocated to Alexandria to become the dean of the then two-year Louisiana State University at Alexandria.<ref>''The Alexandria Town Talk,'' December 18, 1961.</ref> his final position, which ended with his death. Much later, LSU-A in 2002 became a four-year institution. Abrams received various awards in his field of educational specialization. He was a member of Phi Delta Kappa, Alpha Zeta, and Alpha Tau Alpha.<ref name=lahist/>

In 1962, Abrams relocated to Alexandria to become the dean of the then two-year Louisiana State University at Alexandria.<ref>''The Alexandria Town Talk,'' December 18, 1961.</ref> his final position, which ended with his death. Much later, LSU-A in 2002 became a four-year institution. Abrams received various awards in his field of educational specialization. He was a member of Phi Delta Kappa, Alpha Zeta, and Alpha Tau Alpha.<ref name=lahist/>

Abrams died at the age of fifty-six in Clinton and is interred beside his wife at Clear Creek [[Methodist Church]] Cemetery in Felixville in East Feliciana Parish.<ref name=ccmcc/><ref>''Alexandria Daily Town Talk,'' December 11, 1975.</ref>

Abrams died at the age of fifty-six in Clinton and is interred beside his wife at Clear Creek [[Methodist Church]] Cemetery in Felixville in East Feliciana Parish.<ref name=ccmcc/><ref>''Alexandria Daily Town Talk,'' December 11, 1975.</ref>