Whether you are participating in a service learning course or you have a desire to serve others, the Office of Community Engaged Learning, Teaching, and Scholarship (OCELTS) invites you to the SERVEfair on Thursday, January 23, 2025 from 12pm-2pm. 

"What Is the Crime Wave?" offers three perspectives on the recent spike in crime in New Orleans: as a statistical trend (Ben Horwitz, AH Datalytics), as a scary social phenomenon (Dr. Chuck Nichols, Psychology), and as a media event (Dr. Sheryl Kennedy Haydel, Director of the School of Communication and Design). Dr. Marcus M.

Karen Baker is a LIM graduate who recently published her book Faith, Hope and a Sense of Humor: How to Survive and Thrive on the Front Lines of Parish Life with Our Sunday Visitor.

Join us as Karen gives us a glimpse of her new book on October 19 from 6:30-7:30 CT. This is a hybrid event for those who cannot join us in person.

For those who cannot join us in person, register for the Zoom webinar here.

Please join the Department of Psychological Sciences Colloquium on Friday, November 18th in Miller Hall 114 for Roberto Refinetti, Ph.D presentation on "The Time of Your Life: Research on Circadian Rhythms"

Please join the Department of Psychological Sciences Colloquium on Friday, October 21st in Miller Hall 114 for Tom Ollendick, Ph.D presentation on "Brief, Intensive Treatments for Childhood and Phobic Anxiety Disorders: The Future that is Now."

Please join the Department of Psychological Sciences Colloquium on Friday, September 30 via Zoom only for Christopher Cushing, PH.D presentation on "Using Digital Technology to Engineer Adolescent Health."

Link: https://bit.ly/3LfpKVp

Meeting ID: 955 3919 9124

Passcode: 778518

Lisa Nikolidakis holds a PhD in Creative Writing from Florida State University and is an Associate Professor of Creative Writing and faculty advisor of P.R.I.D.E.. Her best-selling memoir,