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increase in research expenditures from FY19-23
Only program in Louisiana where education students will graduate with the additional ESL certification
Scholarships awarded
- 2014-2024
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.
Joshua A. Ellis has received a $100K grant from NSF that is equipping STEM teachers with skills to teach more effectively in high-need schools.
LAA+ at LSU enables schools to integrate arts education into their curriculum. Learn more about this innovative arts education program and the 2025/2026 application.
"Growing up, my teachers were some of the biggest influencers, so I wanted to be there for others in the same way. It was finding which niche I wanted to teach that took a while. But luckily for me, the process at LSU was smooth."
Aaron AngelTeaches 9th and 10th grade geometry and Introduction to Robotics for 10th - 12th grades.