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Students on Faculty Committees
Educational Technology Student Committee
Student Organizations
Student Honor Societies
Student Fundraising Policy
LSU Football Tickets
Students have a participatory function on standing faculty committees within the School of Health Professions and Sciences. Student representatives are facilitated by the Student Government Association and the Faculty Delegate Assembly to serve on the following faculty committees:
- Academic Affairs
- Interprofessional Education
- Community Outreach/Engagement
- Recruitment and Student Affairs
The Educational Technology Student Committee reviews technology requests and provides for the equitable expenditure of the Technology Fee funds. The committee is composed of a student representative from each of the academic programs. The selection process varies among programs. The committee is advised by a faculty in the School of Allied Health Professions.
Club 64: Named in recognition of Louisiana’s 64 parishes, Club 64 celebrates the unique perspectives our students bring to the School of Health Professions and Sciences. The group creates opportunities for students to connect outside of the classroom through events, activities, and service, while also building school spirit and a sense of community. Representatives from each academic program play a key role in shaping the club’s initiatives and engaging their peers.
Student Government Association: Established in 1985, the Student Government Association of the School of Health Professions and Sciences provides a forum for student debate and opinion; to meet the needs of the members through identification, coordinated activity, communication, and fellowship; and to provide an orderly method of colloquy between students and faculty. The SGA is composed of student representatives from each cohort within each academic programs. The selection process varies among programs.
For more information regarding starting a school-affiliated student organization or interest group, please contact the Assistant Dean of Student Affairs.
Alpha Eta: The Alpha Eta Honor Society is a national scholastic honor society that serves to promote and recognize significant scholarship, leadership, and contributions to the allied health professions. Student initiates are nominated by their respective program faculty based on scholastic and leadership abilities reflected in their chosen professions.
Delta Omega: The Delta Omega Honorary Society in Public Health is a national honor society to recognize outstanding achievements of public health students, faculty, and alumni. Members are inducted by chapters through a highly-selective process that assesses their outstanding performance and devotion to the field. Epsilon Delta proudly serves as the esteemed chapter name for the society for the public health program offered in collaboration between LSU Shreveport and LSU Health Sciences Center at Shreveport.
Fundraisers must adhere to the following guidelines in order to be considered for approval.
- All fundraiser requests should be submitted to the Assistant Dean of Studen Affairs no later than one (1) week prior to fundraiser. If a raffle is involved, the form must be submitted no later than six (6) weeks prior to the start of raffle ticket sales in order to obtain proper temporary gaming license through the LSUHS Foundation and the State of Louisiana.
- Fundraiser ideas must be approved by the following, in this order:
- Program Director
- Student Affairs Office (at least one week prior)
- Programs can individually set fundraiser guidelines in order to receive approval at the Program Director level.
- Fundraiser requests must be approved by Program Directo prior to being presented to the Student Affairs Office for approval. NO requests will be considered without Program Director approval.
- Fundraiser must mutually benefit group AND SHPS in order to obtain use of LSUHS Foundation Tax ID information.
- All funds raised by approved fundraisers MUST be deposited into coordinating LSUHS Foundation account(s).
- If a class chooses to fundraise outside of LSUHS Foundation, the class should make no mention of LSU Health Shreveport, LSU Health Shreveport School of Health Professions, or LSUHS Foundation in fundraising efforts.
- Approved fundraisers can be marketed on electronic media boards, e-newsletter(s), and Outlook email distribution groups. Students are not allowed to send mass emails through the LSU Health email system without written permission from the Office of Student Affairs.
- In order to include LSUHS logos and wording, including program-specific logos, you must use an LSU licensed vendor. Local licensed vendors are listed below. If using another vendor, you must supply proof that they are an approved licensed vendor.
- All graphics used for advertisement and apparel designs MUST be created and/or approved by Medical & Strategic Communication (MASC). You can submit a work request by visiting: https://fs7.formsite.com/uX419z/knejmunr0b/index.html. All graphic services are offered at no charge to the student and you are encouraged to utilize their services.
By submitting a fundraiser request, you are attesting to having read the above fundraiser guidelines and agree to follow as stated above.
The PULSE is the LSU Health Shreveport yearbook, an annual student publication.
LSU football tickets are available to students each home game of the season. There are a specified limited number of tickets per game. The amount of tickets allotted to SHPS is based on the number of full time enrolled students. The tickets are made available through email at least one week prior to each home game. The first students to email Student Affairs at the designated time will be assigned a ticket for purchase. The student then has a documented time to pick up and pay for their ticket before an alternate is offered the ticket. Student ID must accompany the ticket in order to gain entrance to the LSU Stadium in Baton Rouge, Louisiana.
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