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The mission of Academic Programs Away is to provide, promote, and facilitate academically sound and culturally enriching domestic and international exchanges and other study away experiences that empower students to develop competencies fundamental to full participation in a complex and changing global society.

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The Advisory Council for power based violence is made up of students who have a special knowledge of LSU's Title IX office and system. We assist the Title IX office by giving a student perspective on how to build trust and confidence between the students and the administration. The Advisory Council for Power Based Violence is a student advisory organization for the LSU Office of Civil Rights & Title IX (www.lsu.edu/civil-rights).

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The Association of Religious Studies Students (ARSS) is determined to maximize the potential of the university's Religious Studies program by creating an active network of religious studies students (and any students interested in religious studies), the religious studies faculty, and the greater LSU community. ARSS strives to promote students' interests in the history, development, and application of religious studies, and to create community among our student body. ARSS is open to all majors and minors in the department, as well as any LSU student who is interested in planning and participating in events outside the classroom.

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The Black Faculty and Staff Caucus (BFSC) at Louisiana State University has an established reputation of more than 30 years at the University.

The purpose of the Caucus is twofold: (1) to serve the special needs of LSU African-American employees by promoting understanding of African-American concerns and providing assistance, education and social interaction for the LSU faculty and staff; (2) and to provide African-American employees and students a proactive organization capable of investigating complaints, addressing problems and working alongside University administration to facilitate resolution.

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The mission of Campus Life is to enhance student learning through innovative initiatives focused on the tenets of involvement, leadership, and service that enrich the LSU experience.

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Campus Life works closely with more than 400 student organizations, countless student organization leaders and advisors, and is home to some of LSU's biggest traditions. The department's mission is to enhance student learning through innovative initiatives focused on the tenets of involvement, leadership, and service that enrich the LSU experience. Campus Life serves a diverse student population and strives to make LSU an increasingly vibrant campus community.

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The Clarence L. Barney Jr. African American Cultural Center (AACC) implements educational, cultural and social activities that acknowledge and address the needs of African American students at LSU.  The Center also provides a venue for all students to learn about African American culture, heritage and traditions.

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Addiction is often said to be the opposite of connection. It is essential for people in recovery to have a community of support. Community is necessary for achieving, maintaining, and enjoying sobriety, rediscovering self, avoiding feelings of isolation, and connecting with people who understand what you are going through. As college students in recovery, we understand what you are going through and are here to help.

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The Power of Example
Accountability and Motivation
Support with Healthy Lifestyle Changes
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Please join our GroupMe: https://groupme.com/join_group/72569004/wExUbh4B

Weekly recovery meetings are held on Tuesdays at 9:00 a.m. in the Women's Center, Wednesdays evenings at 7:00 p.m. in room 212 of Coates Hall, and Fridays at 5:00 p.m. in room 212 of Coates Hall.

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We seek to inspire creativity and annually publish creative works of the highest caliber in poetry, fiction, creative non-fiction, and visual art in the LSU community.

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Regardless of your major, no matter if this is your first or last semester, and whether you need a little or a lot of support, there are several enhanced and expanded opportunities to help you Geaux Communicate while earning your degree at LSU.

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Join the group to receive updates on the Geaux Communicate initiative, including information about available C-I Courses, communication coaching and resources, and recognition opportunities!

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The HopKins Black Box (HBB) is a not-for-profit experimental theatre and performance lab classroom managed by the Performance Studies area in the Department of Communication Studies at LSU. Established by Dr. Mary Frances HopKins in 1992, the space is dedicated to providing students and faculty with a place to ask questions, unimpeded and with passion, through the practice of live performance.

The HBB plays host to a full slate of undergraduate and graduate courses in performance studies as well as an annual season of public performances. Our course curriculum addresses four main trajectories in performance studies: everyday life and cultural performance, stage adaptations of texts and other materials, the avant-garde and performance art, and the history, theory, and practice of film and video.

Our public performances range from informal workshop presentations, to performance showcases highlighting classroom work, to multi-media installations, to fully staged scripts written or adapted by the performer or director, to academic and professional artists/scholars in residence.

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The Interfraternity Council (IFC) is the governing body for 15 fraternities on LSU's campus. As such, it establishes guidelines, facilitates recruitment, and fosters the growth and development of the fraternity community.

The purpose of the council is to promote unity among the individual chapters, provide relations between the Greek community and the University, and to see that all rules, policies, and regulations passed by the council are followed by the fraternities. The council acts as the functional liaison between fraternities and the University as well as all other groups. The council also provides leadership and structured programs for fraternity growth and development.

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The International Cultural Center is an event space open to the campus and community to rent. The ICC is available for use at almost no cost to international student groups, which sponsor many social and cultural events each semester.  In scheduling for use of the ICC, precedence is given to international student organizations. Other registered student organizations, official LSU functions, international students individually, and the outside community may use the facility for fees on a graduated scale. For more information visit http://www.lsu.edu/icc

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The Engaged Citizen Program seeks to support and recognize the accomplishments of undergraduate students who engage significantly with their communities to address critical community needs. This program is the joined effort of The Center for Community Engagement, Learning, and Leadership (CCELL) and LSU Campus Life.

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The LSU Food Pantry provides supplemental food to students who may experience hunger or food insecurity.

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For questions about using the pantry email foodpantry@lsu.edu for assistance.

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The LSU Graduate School, with more than 120 degree programs, offers more extended and comprehensive programs than any other educational institution in Louisiana. LSU's Graduate School was established because the university recognized its obligation to provide an environment for research and inquiry and to make the results of these activities available to the public. As the state's center of academic research and advanced studies, the Graduate School administers a more extensive and comprehensive program than any other educational institution in Louisiana.

LSU offers doctoral programs in over 50 major fields of study. These programs offer opportunities for advanced training and research in all areas of the sciences, social sciences, and humanities. Master's degree programs are offered in over 70 major fields. These range from Master of Fine Arts degrees in fields such as creative writing, studio art, and theatre, to professional degree programs in social work, business administration, and library and information science. Graduate Certificates are available in 31 fields of study.

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The Greek Life office supports and advocates for the fraternity and sorority experience in cultivating a community that creates a sense of belonging, holistically develops individuals and encourages values alignment. Through specialized programs and services, the FSL office promotes a healthy and safe environment for members to have fun, do good and contribute to the LSU and larger community.

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The Greek Life office aims to set the standard for an inclusive, safe and transformative undergraduate experience at LSU that prepares students for leadership in a global society.

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The National Academies Gulf Scholars Program (GSP) aims to prepare undergraduate students from any major to address challenges and issues facing the gulf south region. LSU Gulf Scholars will participate in immersive projects, courses, excursions and activities focused on supporting people, ecosystems and industries in and around the Gulf of Mexico.

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As a Gulf Scholar, you are part of a cohort of LSU students across all majors working under a unified mission.

Gain confidence and learn new skills as you complete a 10-week, faculty-mentored Gulf Impact Project over the summer.

Participate in excursions and local activities to expand your knowledge of the gulf environment and communities.

Build a network of fellow students, faculty, and stakeholders to explore future opportunities in your field of interest.

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The Intercultural Center develops core programs and collaborates with partners across campus to provide programs and services that engage all our students in learning about and engaging with each other as a community of Tigers.

In implementing programs and services that provide opportunities to experience the richness of LSU, we ensure all our students have the tools they need to find success in an interconnected world.

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The LSU Libraries includes the LSU Library and the adjacent Hill Memorial Library. Together, the libraries contain more than 4 million volumes and provide additional resources such as expert staff, technology, services, electronic resources, and facilities that advance research, teaching, and learning across every discipline.

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