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LSU College of Human Sciences & Education will hold a press conference on November 17, 2026, at 10:00 a.m. in the Huey P. Long Field House Ballroom to announce a seven-year, $35 million U.S. Department of Education grant to launch GEAR UP Louisiana Forward (GULF), a statewide initiative that will support Louisiana students prepare for success in high school, postsecondary education, workforce training and STEM careers. With required matching funds, the award represents an investment of more than $70 million in Louisiana's students, families, schools and communities.
Curriculum Theory Project is a community of scholars and students researching the role education plays in society. Here is a compilation of upcoming events for 2026.
Director Petra A. Robinson became the association's president as SLHRD faculty, students, and graduates presented research, earned national awards, and were named to lead the 2027 conference in New Orleans.
Explore LSU Higher Education Administration graduate programs and attend a virtual information session to learn about master's and PhD options.
LSU Kinesiology alumnus Henry Barham turned his curiosity into a career in medicine, research and innovation focused on taste and innate immunity.
LSU School of Social Work will host Allan Cole, PhD, dean of the University of Texas Austin School of Social Work, as a visiting scholar. Cole will give a free presentation entitled "Sixteen Words Can Change Your Life...and Your Work: a discussion of health humanities in social work" on Friday, November 13, at 10:00 a.m. in the Huey P. Long Field House room 1370.
Sulentic Dowell was part of a research group who presented an auto ethnographic case study at the October 2026 Conference of the International Association of Research on Service Learning and Community Engagement.
LSU welcomes author Scott Goldstein Nov. 17 for a discussion of Human-Centered Schools and strategies for sustainable school improvement.
Faculty, staff and students are encouraged to come together for a college-wide day of service in recognition of National Make a Difference Day on Saturday, October 24. Featured service partners include Family & Youth Service Center, LSU Early Childhood Education Laboratory Preschool, LSU Food Pantry, Magnolia Rose Foundation and St. Vincent de Paul.
Leadership shapes the people around you every day. Teams That Win explores what it takes to build trust, navigate hard conversations, lead through change, and hold a team together when things get difficult. From psychological safety and managing conflict to transitioning into leadership roles, each episode dives into the questions leaders live with every day.
Hosted by Lacy Dicharry, Senior Director of the LSU Leadership Development Institute, the show draws on more than twenty years of work with teams across states, territories, and countries. New episodes arrive every three weeks on YouTube and Spotify.