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Meet the new faculty and staff members joining LSU's College of Human Sciences & Education for the 2026-27 academic year.
About 75 students, including ROTC cadets and members of LSU's SHRM and NSLS chapters, heard the LSU alumnus speak on integrity, respect, and how to treat people.
LSU's FLOOD project brings CHSE expertise to K-12 education about the 1927 Great Mississippi Flood, connecting science, history, the arts and flood resilience.
LSU Kinesiology researchers showcase innovations in rehabilitation, neuroscience, cancer care and rural health at Louisiana Leadership Health Fellows.
Qian leads the graduate programs in Educational Technology in LSU's Lutrill & Pearl Payne School of Education. Her scholarship spans emerging technologies and pedagogy, instructional design, and technology leadership. Her recent research focuses on AI models, prompt engineering, human-robot collaboration, and AI policy, literacy, and pedagogy.
Geist will address critical issues in STEM education for young children at the 11th International Academic Conference on Education. The conference brings together an international audience of academics, nongovernmental organizations and policy professionals.
Terri P. Ricks, PhD, JD, delivered the opening keynote address for the American Association for Adult and Continuing Education's (AAACE) 2026 Virtual Conference, held September 18 as part of the organization's centennial celebration.
A $744,660 U.S. National Science Foundation award will fund an inter-disciplinary project between LSU College of Engineering, LSU College of Human Sciences & Education, and LSU College of Art & Design who will explore how digital twin technology can help undergraduate students develop the holistic thinking skills needed to address increasingly complex challenges in architecture, engineering, and construction (AEC).
Lutrill & Pearl Payne School of Education faculty, Margaret-Mary Sulentic Dowell, PhD, Cecil "Pete" Taylor Endowed Professor and director of the LSU Writing Project, was selected as a Writer-in-Residence for the Earnest Oberholtzer Foundation.
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.