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Cultivating Leaders. Inspiring Progress. Building Tomorrow.
Welcome future Changemakers!
The LSU School of Leadership & Human Resource Development equips students to thrive in the face of evolving organizational challenges. Our rigorous academic programs foster critical and creative thinking while cultivating practical skills like leadership, planning, analysis, problem-solving, and change management.
By focusing on comprehensive development, we prepare graduates to make meaningful contributions and drive success in today’s globalized organizations.
Join us and discover the tools to lead, innovate, and excel.
Academics
Explore how our academic programs at the School of Leadership & Human Resource Development equip you to create meaningful change.
A Century of Excellence: Shaping Leaders, Transforming the Future
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Unearth the Captivating History of Our School and its Impact
$126,230
Human Resource Manager
- 2021 Median Pay, U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics
7%
Job Outlook Growth
- 2021, U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics
Headliners & Highfliers
LSU, represented by two teams, attended the 2024 LASHRM Case Competition. The teams were made up of students from the School of Leadership and Human Resource Development and the Rucks School of Management. At the conclusion of the event, one LSU team landed 2nd place in the state-wide event.
Tracey Rizzuto, professor in the School of Leadership & Human Resource Development, is LSU PI, and Christiane Spitzmüeller, professor at UC Merced, is the lead investigator for the $4.5 million NSF grant that will create a Center for Equity in Faculty Advancement.
LSU is proud of its world-class faculty, and we are pleased to announce the College of Human Sciences & Education's faculty honored as this year's recipients of university-wide distinguished faculty awards. Congratulations.
I have learned so much about how we can collectively make an impact on our world, and those impacts have to happen by being globally engaged.
Jaron Bertrand2021 LSU School of Leadership & Human Resource Development Alumna
