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Lacy Dicharry, ABD, MS, MS, MBA, SHRM-SCP, will represent LDI in the Baton Rouge Area Chamber's 10-month program created to drive change in the Baton Rouge community.
The meeting was held on LSU's campus from January 27-29, 2025. Representatives from Oklahoma, North Carolina, Louisiana, Missouri, and Arkansas collaborated on strategies and initiatives to further implement arts integration into classrooms nationwide.
LSU LDI and Family Resource Group Inc./Baton Rouge Parents Magazine have partnered to present "The EmpowerED Community: Strengths-Based Education Summit." The summit will feature interactive workshops, collaborative discussions, and a keynote session from Robin Burrow.
The LSU College of Human Sciences & Education 2024 Faculty and Staff Awards acknowledge the exceptional contributions of our faculty and staff. These dedicated colleagues have made a meaningful impact in one of our mission areas or provided vital leadership and support that enabled this important work to thrive.
Ali McMillan, PhD, Lutrill & Pearl Payne School of Education alumna, was selected as a 2024 NASEM Gulf Research Program Early-Career Research Fellow in Education Research.
LSU College of Human Sciences & Education announced the leadership change in the School of Information Studies will be effective January 1, 2025.
Honoring the December 2024 Distinguished College of Human Sciences & Education Graduates
Rebecca Hirschhorn, PhD, co-authors the National Athletic Trainers' Association's updated position statement on the development and implementation of emergency action plans in sports, bringing a transformative approach to Sports Emergency Action Plans.
DeKeitra Griffin, a PhD student at the LSU School of Social Work, has been honored with an invitation to the White House for the Enhancing the Lives of People with HIV: A Quality of Life Symposium on December 5, 2024. Hosted by the White House Office of National AIDS Policy (ONAP) during the week of World AIDS Day, the symposium highlighted efforts to improve the quality of life for people living with HIV, centering the voices of both lifetime and long-term survivors.