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LSUHSC School of Public Health

Advancing the public’s health and well-being through education, and research in Louisiana and beyond.

* Founded in 2003
* a student to faculty ratio of 2 to 1.0
* a graduation rate exceeding 90%
* Nationally and internationally recognized research and teaching faculty
* high impact service programs
* tuition among the lowest of the public health schools in the Gulf South

04/29/2026

A big congratulations to Lezel Gaas, Administrative Coordinator, on being selected as LSU School of Public Health’s Staff Person of the Year! 🎉

Lezel’s positivity, dedication, and behind-the-scenes impact help keep everything running smoothly, and our community is stronger because of her. This honor is so well deserved!

04/28/2026

We’re proud to celebrate Dr. Qingzhao Yu for becoming an American Statistical Association Fellow! 🎉

This recognition honors her commitment to leadership and service in the statistical community, and reflects the lasting impact of her work. An incredible and well-deserved achievement—congratulations!

04/24/2026

Congratulations to our 2026 SPH Delta Omega Alpha Psi Poster Session winners! We’re proud to recognize two outstanding doctoral students whose research is advancing public health in meaningful ways.

Gabrielle Gonzalez - 1st Place
PhD in Community Health Sciences
Body Image Shame, Perceived Behavioral Control, Social Support, and Eating Behaviors Among U.S. Adults

"This work reflects years of dedication to understanding body image and binge eating, and how shame can shape how we feel about and take care of our bodies. I'm proud to help bring attention to these often overlooked experiences. I'm incredibly proud to share my dissertation work and grateful to see it recognized. It's an honor to represent the LSUHSC School of Public Health."

Nubaira Rizvi - 2nd Place
PhD in Biostatistics
Structural Drivers of Cancer: miRNA Expression as a Link between Transportation Burden and TNBC Progression

"This research provides molecular evidence of how environmental burdens, like living near heavy transit, actively drive aggressive breast cancer in vulnerable communities. I am incredibly honored and excited, as it highlights the vital need to bridge the gap between urban planning and molecular epidemiology to improve public health outcomes."

Join us in celebrating their incredible work and well-deserved recognition!

04/22/2026

This Earth Day, turn your passion for the planet into a career!

The LSU School of Public Health offers ways to expand your opportunities through our Environmental Health, Climate & Sustainability program and launch our One Health program—both focused on the connections between people, animals, and the environment.

From climate change to emerging diseases, the future of public health is interconnected—and it needs leaders like you. Are you ready to make an impact?

04/15/2026

Baton Rouge, meet your LSU SPH point person!

We’re excited to welcome our new Off-Campus Instructional Site Administrator, Madison Ledet, here to support students and answer questions about our growing presence in Baton Rouge.

“I am so excited to help bring this program to Baton Rouge and expand access to public health education across our community!” says Madison. "Public health is my passion, and I can't wait to see the impact we will make."

04/13/2026

We’re still celebrating last week’s Delta Omega Honors Day Poster Session!

Our students brought their research to life, showcasing innovative ideas and thoughtful work aimed at improving health outcomes in communities locally and beyond. From tackling complex public health challenges to exploring new approaches to prevention and care, their passion and dedication were on full display.

Congratulations to everyone who presented—your hard work, curiosity, and commitment to making a difference make us incredibly proud!

04/10/2026

Breaking news from the LSU School of Public Health: spring self-care has a 100% recommended daily value.

Side effects may include better mood, reduced stress, and improved overall well-being. So this weekend, go for a walk, soak up some sunshine, try something new—and don’t forget to get some rest.

Take your dose of sunshine, movement, and rest today!

04/09/2026

What’s better than National Public Health Week? Hearing from LSU School of Public Health's very own Dr. Phillippi about why it matters.

He recently joined Fox 8 to discuss the important role mental health plays in the everyday lives of Louisianans—and why it’s a key part of public health.

Watch the full clip:

04/08/2026

This month’s Snapshot highlight: GoGreenNOLA.org Sustainability isn’t just a trend it’s a necessity - especially in a city like New Orleans where environmental challenges directly impact our communities.

Go Green NOLA is making it easier for residents to live more sustainably by sharing resources, promoting local food systems, and encouraging small, everyday changes that lead to a bigger impact. From reducing waste to raising awareness about flooding and pollution, their work helps build a healthier, more resilient city.

Because when it comes to public health, going green isn’t optional - it’s essential!

04/06/2026

⏳ Happening THIS WEEK, Tigers!

The MPH is coming to Baton Rouge — and this is your chance to learn all about it before launch.

Join us this Wednesday at 1:30 PM in the Student Union (International Room 303) to explore how a Master of Public Health can shape your future.

Careers in epidemiology, community health, policy, and more start here!

04/03/2026

Spring Holiday mode activated! Please note that the LSU School of Public Health offices will be closed this Friday in observance of the Spring Holiday. With the weekend right after, it’s the perfect chance to step away, slow down, and enjoy a well-deserved long weekend.

Our offices will resume normal operations on Monday, and we’ll be ready to jump and hop right back in. Until then, enjoy your weekend!

04/02/2026

Sunshine, blue skies, and birds chirping—just another beautiful day in Baton Rouge.

Dr. Phillippi (Community Health Sciences & Policy) and Dr. Ferguson (Epidemiology & Population Health) spent it at the LSU School of Kinesiology, connecting with KIN 2508 students about opportunities to pursue a Master of Public Health.

From movement science to population health, the possibilities are wide open!

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New Orleans, LA
70112

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Tuesday	8am - 5pm
Wednesday	8am - 5pm
Thursday	8am - 5pm
Friday	8am - 5pm

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