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Sydney Jakes "I can honestly say, I don't think there is another person in the class who is just like me. The admissions office picked a very diverse group of people to enter the 1L class ... we get along very well." (more)
LSU currently ranks among the top 30 public universities in total research awards. The University's total federal funding; from agencies such as the National Science Foundation, National Institutes of Health, and the Department of Homeland Security; has increased 86 percent or more than $90 million over the last five years. Memorial/In Honor GiftsYou may make a gift to LSU Law in memory of a deceased person or in honor of a living person. When you make your gift, we notify the person or persons you choose that a gift was made. We do not reveal the amount. You need to provide us with the name and the address of the person(s) you want notified. You may direct your gift to an existing named scholarship or professorship, to a program support fund or to the Annual Fund/Chancellor’s Council. If you do not specify a fund or purpose, your gift will be placed in the Annual Fund. Make your check payable to the LSU FOUNDATION. Write LSU Law Center in the notation space on the check. Mail to: Office of Alumni Relations Be sure to enclose a note that tells us who you are honoring and who we should notify or, download a form to send along with your gift. You can also make a memorial/in honor gift online. Complete the donor information, specify the Law Center as the beneficiary unit, and select “yes” for “is this a memorial/honorarium contribution?” Then fill in the information about your honoree and the person(s) you want us to notify. |
