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Our alumni are changemakers; they have a passion to make a difference in their communities as teachers, leaders, researchers, and counseling professionals. No matter your goals, our distinguished faculty are committed to support you throughout your academic and career journey.
Lutrill & Pearl Payne
64%
increase in research expenditures from FY19-23
ESL
Only program in Louisiana where education students will graduate with the additional ESL certification
$1.1M+
Scholarships awarded
- 2014-2024
Featured News
Derrick Toups, early childhood education PhD student and graduate fellow for LSU Early Childhood Education Institute, was recently recognized for his service, scholarly work and national leadership as a Peer Reviewer, Accreditation of Early Childhood Higher Education Programs by the National Association for the Education of Young Children.
Poole, who earned a Master of Arts degree in educational leadership & research in 2012, currently serves as Assistant Athletic Director of Sport Psychology & Counseling for LSU Athletics.
LSU Lutrill & Pearl Payne School of Education faculty Margaret-Mary Sulentic Dowell presented multiple sessions of her original research at the annual University Council of Educational Administration National Conference.
"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.
