Living the American Dream: A Timeline of a Heart Tailored to Community, Perseverance and Dedication

When: June 22 - July 21 Who: Open to all students - any major, undergrad or graduateWhat: 3 cities | 3 countries | 28 days Courses: Choose two of six courses offered Why: Experience European cities in one of the most affordable of all summer programs

In the spirit of celebrating 80+ years of social work excellence, the LSU School of Social Work faculty, staff, students, and alumni spent the day providing support to two local non-profit organizations in Baton Rouge, St. Vincent DePaul and Youth Oasis. The event, called GEAUX SERVE, consisted of over 75 volunteer from the School of Social Work's Faculty, Staff, Students, and Alumni working on various projects at both agencies.

As of 2018, 7.3 million-plus individuals make up the American correctional system while 650,000 of those individuals are released back into our communities every year. Additionally, the book examines 14 specific populations and how to effectively treat them in order to better serve them and our communities.

Join us as we plant SEEdS of Service at Knock Knock Children's Museum. This event is open to all CHSE incoming freshman, limited to first 100 students.

Join us for free food and giveaways! Supper in the Swamp is open to Cypress Hall Residents, CHSE faculty and staff.

School of Social Work Assistant Professor, Dr. Jennifer Scott, has been selected to participate in the Summer Institute in Migration Research Methods, held at the University of California Berkeley.

Ashley Gray was recently named LSU Advisor of the Year by the LSU University College. The award winner was selected by a committee of LSU students, faculty and staff and community leaders from a competitive pool of LSU academic counselors from across campus. LSU Advisor of the Year Award is presented to individuals who have demonstrated qualities associated with outstanding academic advising of students.