LSU Honors College
The Honors College at Louisiana State University provides an intimate learning environment with all the resources of a major research university by offering small interdisciplinary classes, valuable opportunities for independent research, and mentoring relationships with some of LSU’s most prominent faculty. The LSU Honors College is led by dean Nancy Clark, who joined the University in 2002. In recent years, the Honors College has produced LSU’s Rhodes, Truman, Goldwater, and Soros scholars.
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