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This Veterans Day, the School of Library & Information Science thanks all veterans for their service and sacrifice for our country. #VeteransDay2021
LSU Office of Engagement & Partnership retweeted
Thank you to all who have served and are serving in our nation's armed forces. #VeteransDay
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@LSUDiversity has just announced the posting for the Assistant Director, LGBTQ+ Campus Affairs position 🎉 Access the position description and submit your application on Workday:
External Applicant Link: bit.ly/3ksf7SZ
Internal Applicant Link: bit.ly/3D93cAS
LSU Office of Engagement & Partnership retweeted
Happy Chinese Mid-Autumn Festival! Jun Zou, professor of interior design, wrote for Louisiana Folk Life about mooncakes, traditions, and Chinese culture in Baton Rouge: louisianafolklife.org/LT/Art… #Louisiana #MoonFestival
LSU Office of Engagement & Partnership retweeted
Good luck to our Tigers competing at the #TokyoOlympics!
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✨𝗛𝗲𝘆 𝗔𝗿𝘁 𝗟𝗼𝘃𝗲𝗿𝘀!✨Have you seen "Collection Spotlight: Recent Acquisitions by Black Artists" at LSU MOA? Check it out as you explore the galleries today! #lsumoa #lsu #art #museum #batonrouge
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To support their peers, the LSU Student Philanthropy Council, @LSU_SG, and @LSUTigerTV joined forces to launch a new 12-hour fundraising broadcast called Tigercast. The organizations raised over $6,000 for the Student Emergency Support Fund. #Cornerstone lsufoundation.org/s/1585/17/…
LSU Office of Engagement & Partnership retweeted
>20 #LSU #STEM diversity and equity programs are connecting 873 underrepresented Louisiana students with resources and research @LSU this year.
Learn more:
lsu.edu/research/news/2021/0…
@lsuscience @LSUEngineering @LSU_CCE #LSUworks
LSU Office of Engagement & Partnership retweeted
Check out our new report “Black & Essential: Characteristics and Coping Strategies of Black Communities Amid Covid-19” from @DavidStampsII. Take a look at some of the findings below! @BCBSLAFound @ManshipSchool
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If you or your campus unit are interested in Diversity, Equity, & Inclusion training, our LSU National Coalition Building Institute (NCBI) colleagues are hosting in-person workshops on 6/25, 7/14, & 7/23.
Register here: lsu.edu/ncbi/calendar.php
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Deadline for custom order doctoral hoods for summer commencement is this Friday, June 25th. The deadline for rental of doctoral hoods is Tuesday, July 13th. Visit Barnes & Noble Bookstore on campus for more information.
#LSUGradNews
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Students and employees can enter to win prizes by getting vaccinated and filling out the vaccination reporting survey.
All the details: lsu.edu/roadmap/vaccines/inc…
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Here's when you can catch the LSU MOA’S Neighborhood Arts Project for free, in-person art activities this summer. 🎨🖌 theadvocate.com/baton_rouge/…
LSU Office of Engagement & Partnership retweeted
Check out this resource list for reports, studies, articles, and other resources that highlight the intersectionality between LGBTQ issues and racial justice.
nsvrc.org/blogs/resource-lis…
LSU Office of Engagement & Partnership retweeted
This Juneteenth, let's commemorate the recent signing of a bill that makes Juneteenth the first federal holiday since Martin Luther King Jr. Day. It's a day of pride and celebration for America, but it's also a day to recommit ourselves to take action against racial injustice.
LSU Office of Engagement & Partnership retweeted
New blog post by LSU MOA Graduate Assistant Kirsten Campbell about the layers and symbols in Radcliffe Bailey’s "Far Beyond the Valley," now on view in "Collection Spotlight: Recent Acquisitions by Black Artists." @lsucoad @LSU
lsumoa.org/inside-lsu-moa/20…
LSU Office of Engagement & Partnership retweeted
Hill Memorial Library contributes to the preservation of the history of slavery in the United States through collections that capture the lived experiences of those who were emancipated. #JuneTeenth2021
A #JuneTeenth2021 miscellany, 1865 to the present:
Mary Cornelia Wright, daughter of a Louisiana planter, guilelessly records the emancipation of her family's enslaved people in June 1865:
"George told all the negroes they were free to go or stay just as they pleased."
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LSU Office of Engagement & Partnership retweeted
In addition to approving the contract for incoming #LSU President William Tate, the Board of Supervisors approved President Emeritus status for Tom Galligan during the June board meeting @LSUAlexandria



































