BATON ROUGE - Our team of graduate students at Louisiana State University's School of Social Work want to provide the opportunity for you to tell your stories as healthcare workers during COVID-19. Whatever you may wish to share about your firsthand experiences, we want to hear it, while both protecting your anonymity and preserving the authenticity of your story.

CHSE Office of Student Services offers free workshops that provide organizational tools and tips to improve student success

A New Forum to Engage in Constructive Dialogue About Diversity and Inclusion

Recently, LSU's Leadership Development Institute (LDI) hosted a virtual leadership retreat for St. Charles Parish Public Schools.

When it came to singing la Marseillaise, the Marquis de Lafayette's booming baritone always rang out above every voice in the room.At dinners in his home, Lafayette's eyes sparkled as students and colleagues discussed and debated everything from novels to current events--all in flawless French.But, this wasn't 1790s in the salons of Paris or an audience with American Revolutionary War hero Marie-Joseph Paul Yves Gilbert de Motier.It was 1990s in Baton Rouge at nearly every event hosted by Robert Claude Lafayette, PhD, who had just been appointed chair of the LSU Department of Curriculum and Instruction.

The LSU College of Human Sciences & Education invites you to dive below the headlines and explore the books, articles, and chapters for teens.

After the death of George Floyd, a feeling of unrest has fallen over the country. This feeling has left many people feeling frustrated, upset and eager to make change. Sydney Mukes felt all of these emotions and found a way to channel them. While on a road trip with her family, Mukes began to script out an idea for a video that included many of her friends and peers. With the help of Giovanni Lamonte, LSU video expert, they were able to arrange this powerful video with 60 friends sharing their own experiences with racism and their commitment to work for change.

CHSE has provided seed funding for three new faculty projects that involve research on issues that examine the immediate impact of COVID-19 on the community.

The LSU College of Human Sciences & Education invites you to dive below the headlines and explore the books, articles, and chapters written by our own faculty.