Student Engagement

 

Student Engagement

The Division of Student Engagement at LSUE provides a holistic approach to the development of the student both inside and outside of the classroom by providing opportunities for student engagement and leadership and by supporting and empowering students to achieve their personal, academic, and professional goals.

Contact Student Engagement

Phone: 337-550-1218
Fax: 337-550-1266
Email: stuaff@lsue.edu 

LSU Eunice
Dr. Anthony Mumphrey Center, Room 112
PO Box 1129
Eunice, LA 70535

  

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Get Help and Support

You’re never alone at LSUE. Caring people are always ready to help and support you through anything, so you can focus on your best college experience. 

LSUE Cares is a support hub dedicated to your well-being. You can submit a personal concern or make a report about others on a wide variety of topics and our staff will step in to provide support or advocacy.

Access the LSUE Cares support hub

Hazing of any kind is illegal and strictly prohibited at LSUE. Learn about hazing and what you can do to help stop it.

help stop hazing

We're committed to ending sexual violence, and creating and maintaining a community of respect.  Learn about survivor options for support, reporting, and training and education opportunities for the LSU community.

Connect to domestic and sexual violence support and reporting

Facing an Emergency?  Go to a safe place and dial 911 or call: LSUE Police at 337-550-1225 or visit the Science Building Room 145.

Once you are safe, consider filing a report with the police or submitting a report through LSU Cares website.

Police and Security works with the Office of Student Affairs and other departments on campus for the betterment of the community.  Students, faculty, staff, and visitors are encouraged to report all crimes or suspicious activity to the LSUE Police & Security Office as soon as possible.

Find campus security resources

Most of us, at some point in our lives, feel depressed, anxious, or stressed out. Friends and family are great support but sometimes, our problems persist, and we need more than friendly advice. Student life can sometimes feel overwhelming and difficult. Balancing the pressures of academics, finances, and social obligations can make it hard to perform at your best. We are here to help!

get mental health counseling

 

 
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