First-Gen Celebration Week

Being a first-gen student at LSU is something to be proud of. Celebrate your experience while connecting with other first-gen students and the resources you need most.

• Monday, Nov. 2 - Networking Guidance and Alumni Connections
• Tuesday, Nov. 3 - Navigating Stress and Peer Networking Opportunities
• Wednesday, Nov. 4 - Resume Development and Conversational Mixer
• Thursday, Nov. 5 - Student Employment Opportunities and Game Night
• Friday, Nov. 6 - First to Roar Breakfast

See the full schedule of events and details.

Goldman Sachs Internships, Careers & Networking

Goldman Sachs Internal Audit is recruiting for the 2027 Summer Analyst (internship) Program. Connect with the team, which will include LSU alumni from the Dallas office, and ask questions about careers in internal audit and working at Goldman Sachs.

Wednesday, Nov. 4 | Two Opportunities to Connect


Table Sit | 11 a.m.-1:30 p.m. | BEC Rotunda

Information Session & Networking | 4:30–6 p.m. | BEC Dining Room
Email Angela Guidry at aguidry@lsu.edu to reserve your spot at the info session.


Both events are open to all students!

Jumpstart Your Career with CIA&CRM

Jumpstart your career with the internationally acclaimed LSU Center for Internal Auditing & Cybersecurity Risk Management. LSU CIA&CRM graduates are highly sought after, thanks to the program's unique approach to auditing. Students who complete the program receive assistance with internship and job placement. LSU CIA&CRM is open to all LSU students.

LSU CIA&CRM Information Night

Wednesday, Nov. 4 | 6-7 p.m. | BEC 1321

Financial Crisis Movie presented by the Commercial Banking Initiative

Join the Commercial Banking Initiative and the Commercial Banking Student Association for Too Big To Fail, a look at the financial crisis of 2008 from the perspective of the insiders who prevented a global economic meltdown.

Thursday, Nov. 5 | 7-9:30 p.m. | BEC Auditorium

Celebrate a Teacher!

Do you have a professor who is doing an exceptional job communicating and connecting with you? LSU CxC is collecting submissions for this year's Celebrate a Teacher initiative to recognize the faculty who show up, get you excited about learning, and support your growth as students. Take two minutes to share their name through this anonymous form.

The deadline to submit is Tuesday, November 10.

Upcoming Special Topics Courses

GBUS 2999: Comparative Economic Institutions and the Road to Prosperity

Tu/Th 3:00-4:20 p.m., Section 002

Instructor: Areendam Chanda

No prerequisites.


This course addresses a fundamental inquiry: Why did some societies experience sustained economic growth and poverty, while others did not? Examine how various institutional paradigms influence economic prosperity by analyzing models ranging from free-market capitalism to socialist and state-directed economies across the United States, Europe, and China, as well as historical case studies.

PADM 4000/G Working Across Boundaries to Strengthen Communities

Tu/Th 1:30-2:50 p.m.

No prerequisites.


This course examines the knowledge, skills, and practices that support collaborating across professional, organizational, sectoral, cultural, and geographic boundaries. Emphasizing systems thinking, inclusive engagement, and collective action, the course explores strategies for navigating complexity, building relationships, and addressing community challenges through collaboration.

GBUS 3999 Money Matters for Athletes, Influencers and Creators
Second Spring Semester 
Available for LSU Online and on-campus students
Instructor: Mike Morgan

This course is designed for athletes at the college level, and influencers or creators with contractor income as well as people who may be providing guidance to athletes, creators and influencers. The course will cover taxation, saving and investing, credit management, risk management, business structure and other financial issues that athletes, creators and influencers might encounter. Content will include instructor lectures, reading material, case studies, and group work.

National Career Development Month

National Career Development Month is a time to explore your career path, set professional goals, and develop skills you'll need to succeed after graduation.

LSU celebrates by connecting students and alumni with resources, events, and guidance to support their career development. Explore this month's opportunities to build your skills and take the next step toward your professional goals.

Review the full list of events.

Work with Me Drop-In

Connect with Career Coach Crystal Loup for assistance with your professional development and career search needs. Topics include search strategies, personal statements for graduate school applications, networking tips, résumé and cover letter reviews, and more. No appointment necessary. Open to all students.

Thursday, Nov. 12 | 1:30-3:30 p.m. | BEC Dining Room

AI Club Microsoft Copilot Workshop

This hands-on session will walk attendees through practical applications of Copilot, productivity enhancements, and real-world use cases. All skill levels are welcome to attend. Spread the word to students who might be interested in exploring AI tools firsthand!


Tuesday, Nov. 3 | 6-7 p.m. | BEC 1845

SHRM at LSU Presents: A Conversation with Entergy HR Leaders

SHRM at LSU invites all students to attend a conversation with Kathryn Collins, CHRO at Entergy, and Krissy Phillips, HR Business Partner – Utility & Corporate at Entergy. Hear directly from two HR leaders at one of Louisiana’s largest companies and ask questions about HR, career development, leadership, and their experiences in the industry.

Open to all students. Complete the attendance form.



Wednesday, Nov. 4 | 6-7 p.m. | BEC 1125

Accounting Night with Beta Alpha Psi

Join Beta Alpha Psi for panels with professionals from LCPA and UWorld, discussing CPA study tips, scholarship opportunities, and more! All accounting majors are welcome. RSVP by noon on Nov. 4 to attend.

Thursday, Nov. 5 | 5:50-7 p.m. | BEC 1620

LSU Block & Bridle Rodeo

This student-led rodeo brings together the LSU community for two nights of entertainment and competition. Details & pricing

Thursday Nov. 5 & Friday, Nov. 6 | 7 p.m. | Louis A. Mouch Arena (Port Allen)

LSU Off-Campus Student Travel Survey

Graduate student researchers in the LSU Department of Civil & Environmental Engineering are conducting a survey of off-campus students, focusing on personal vehicle parking challenges, travel times, and Tiger Trails bus services, with the goal of identifying possible improvements to campus transportation.

If you travel to campus at least once a week, please consider participating. The survey is anonymous.

Fill out the survey here.