Learning & Teaching Collaborative
LSU Learning and Teaching Collaborative (LTC)
Fostering Teaching Excellence
The LSU Learning and Teaching Collaborative (LTC) serves as the university’s central hub for advancing excellence in teaching and learning. Through targeted programs, professional development opportunities, and collaborative initiatives, the LTC equips faculty, instructors, and graduate teaching assistants with the tools, resources, and support needed to elevate their teaching practice. By promoting evidence-based instructional strategies and innovative course design, the LTC directly supports LSU’s commitment to student success — ensuring that students are not only engaged but also challenged and supported in ways that improve retention, deepen learning, and prepare them for long-term achievement. The LTC partners with academic departments, campus services, and executive leadership to align teaching practices with institutional goals.
Recognizing Excellence in Teaching
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Starting in August, LSU’s School of Public Health will offer a Master of Public Health (MPH) in Epidemiology and Population Health at a new Off-Campus Instructional Site (OCIS) on the Baton Rouge campus.
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Summer courses at LSU help students graduate on time, boost GPAs, explore new interests, and gain real-world experience—all with flexible, focused options that support academic and career success.
Among LSU's record-breaking incoming class are these in-state students who decided LSU was the perfect place for them to thrive in majors that represent the five Pentagon Priorities set forth by LSU President William Tate IV in his Scholarship First Agenda.