LSU College of Human Sciences and Education

LSU College of Human Sciences and Education The LSU College of Human Sciences & Education has our finger on the pulse of success. That’s because we know that true success HAS a pulse, and a heartbeat.

As a college within Louisiana’s flagship university, the College of Human Sciences & Education (CHSE) impacts the lives of individuals in our state, nation, and the world through our research, service, teaching, and scholarship. Our students are the heart of this college, and our mission is an important one -- to educate students who are dedicated to improving quality of human life across the life

span. The impact of our work is felt far beyond the gates of LSU. Through teaching, research, and service, our faculty, staff, and students are passionately committed to addressing the complex education, health, and human issues facing our society. To our future tigers, we hope you will explore our college, whether through our website, or in person. We invite you to discover what our current students already know; the LSU College of Human Sciences & Education is making an incredible impact on our state, nation, and world. Join us. Geaux Tigers,

Roland Mitchell, PhD
Dean and E.B. "Ted" Robert Endowed Professor

From the football field to the classroom and communities around the world, LSU alumnus Dr. Chuck Wiley has built a life ...
09/08/2026

From the football field to the classroom and communities around the world, LSU alumnus Dr. Chuck Wiley has built a life centered on leadership, service and helping others win.

A former NFL player, educator, author, mentor and community advocate, Wiley reflects on his LSU journey, the lessons athletics taught him and his commitment to creating opportunities for the next generation.

Read the full Q&A with Dr. Chuck Wiley: https://www.lsu.edu/chse/news/2026/chuck-wiley.php

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AI literacy is becoming an essential skill, and LSU is helping students, faculty, staff and communities build that found...
08/17/2026

AI literacy is becoming an essential skill, and LSU is helping students, faculty, staff and communities build that foundation.

The new, free AI Literacy Essentials course offered through LSU Online brings together interdisciplinary faculty expertise to help learners understand AI, use it responsibly, verify information and navigate academic and professional applications.

We’re proud to see CHSE faculty Jacqueline Bach, vice provost for Academic Programs & Support Services and professor in the Lutrill & Pearl Payne School of Education, and Edward Benoit III, director and associate professor in the School of Information Studies, contributing their expertise to this important university-wide initiative.

The course is available now to LSU students, faculty and staff and opens to the public on August 26.

🔗Learn more about AI Literacy Essentials: https://www.lsu.edu/mediacenter/news/2026/08/13-ai-literacy-online.php

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Remembering Skip Bertman, an LSU legend whose impact extended far beyond the baseball diamond. His leadership, dedicatio...
08/14/2026

Remembering Skip Bertman, an LSU legend whose impact extended far beyond the baseball diamond. His leadership, dedication and commitment to LSU helped shape generations of Tigers. Our thoughts are with his family and the LSU community. 💜💛

We mourn today the passing of LSU legend Skip Bertman, the greatest coach in college baseball history, a visionary leader, and one of the most impactful figures in the evolution of collegiate athletics.

08/11/2026

Join our team as an Early Childhood Teaching Assistant and get paid to spark curiosity, build epic block towers, and guide our smallest adventurers through days filled with fun and learning!

Apply here!
https://www.lsu.edu/chse/ecelp/joinourteam.php

08/11/2026
Taking care of a loved one starts with taking care of yourself. Scott Wilks, PhD, LMSW, director of LSU Healthy Aging R...
08/05/2026

Taking care of a loved one starts with taking care of yourself.

Scott Wilks, PhD, LMSW, director of LSU Healthy Aging Research Center, is featured in Baton Rouge Business Report, offering practical strategies to help caregivers prioritize their own well-being while supporting those they love. His message is simple but powerful: self-care isn't selfish; it's necessary.

Read more advice from Dr. Wilks: https://www.businessreport.com/sponsored/when-caring-for-a-loved-one-dont-forget-to-care-for-yourself

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Learning doesn't stop in the classroom. Today, we're celebrating our CHSE interns who are building professional skills, ...
07/30/2026

Learning doesn't stop in the classroom.

Today, we're celebrating our CHSE interns who are building professional skills, expanding their networks and discovering what it means to lead through hands-on experience.

Happy National Intern Day to all of our students making an impact wherever they intern this summer! 👏

Read more about Antoinette and Heidi's internship experiences: https://www.lsu.edu/chse/news/2026/national-intern-day-26.php

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Congratulations to Judith Rhodes, PhD, LMSW, on being named to the inaugural class of the Leadership Louisiana Health Fe...
07/27/2026

Congratulations to Judith Rhodes, PhD, LMSW, on being named to the inaugural class of the Leadership Louisiana Health Fellows! 👏

This program brings together leaders from healthcare, higher education, public policy, philanthropy and community organizations to strengthen health outcomes across Louisiana. As director of the LSU Social Research & Evaluation Center and Acting Associate Dean for Research Centers & Institutes in the College of Human Sciences & Education, Rhodes continues to lead research that creates meaningful impact for communities across our state.

Read more: https://www.lsu.edu/chse/news/2026/rhodes-llhf.php

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07/23/2026

Join us for a day of learning and connection focused on living well with Parkinson’s at the 14th Annual Louisiana Parkinson’s Conference!

🗓️ Saturday, July 25, 2026
⏰ 8:30 a.m. – 2:30 p.m.
📍 C.B. Pennington Jr. Conference Center

🔗 Learn more and register at the link below!
https://web.cvent.com/event/7481d7b3-4c7d-4d31-a2b2-235879871b3f/summary

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