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LSU Museum of Art
We are a central hub for experiencing art and cultures of the world, and a dynamic educational resource for LSU, our artists, and our community.
We contribute to a vibrant campus community by working with LSU students and faculty from across the disciplines to investigate artistic expression, cultivate a global perspective, and collaborate on cutting-edge projects. A jewel of downtown Baton Rouge, we serve a diverse, ever-expanding audience with our robust roster of programs and events. We make arts education accessible, hands-on, and inspiring while boosting the economic vitality of our region and cultivating future leaders in the arts.
Second Floor Classroom Transformation
The museum visitor's experience comes full circle when they create art in the same place that they view it. Gifts will transform a vacant space in the Shaw Center into a multipurpose arts classroom.
Third Floor Creative Education Spaces
On the third floor of the Shaw Center, we will create a multi-purpose room for artists and museum professionals to present artistic and cultural experiences, and refurbish our current conference room.
Exhibitions Endowment
An exhibitions endowment will ensure the continued quality of the museum's homegrown exhibitions and will enable us to secure blockbuster exhibitions, featuring famous local and global artists.
Many LSU graduate students aspire to careers in arts leadership, management, or education. A graduate assistantship with the LSU MOA provides invaluable opportunities for students to gain hands-on experience and grow their professional network.
Sculpture Garden and Projects Endowment
Once transformed, the terrace will create more dynamic opportunities for sculptors and performance artists to present their work, for faculty and students to collaborate with community arts organizations, and for the LSU MOA to grow events and services.
Conversion to LED Gallery Lighting System and Enhancements
Gifts to support will enable the museum to acquire new lighting fixtures and improve control systems in the galleries as needed, shielding exhibitions from damage caused by infrared head generated by the current lighting system.
Diversity/Inclusion Initiatives
Gifts will support diversity and inclusion in exhibitions, collections, programming, assistantships, and other areas, impacting the community and professional practices of the LSU MOA and museum field.
Endowed Acquisitions & Collections Care Fund
With over 6,500 pieces in its collection, there is a consistent, critical need for specialized care. Additionally, the museum seeks to acquire works that will supplement certain areas of its collection.
Third Floor Office Expansion and Enhancements
A functional space in which to plan for and prepare exhibitions, educational programming, and outreach events is critical to fulfilling the museum's mission and attracting the highest caliber arts professionals.
Gifts will support collaborative and engaged projects with the School of Art and the community, working with exhibiting artists/teachers to produce these residencies with artists who will also contribute by sharing their art.


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Learning Pathways - Indigenous Studies
This pathway is focused on exploring and understanding Indigenous environmental regimes and systems of knowledge. Understanding Indigenous peoples' environmental knowledge aids academic study by resituating the human in ecological terms and the non-human in ethical terms. Both Western and Indigenous environmental studies share an interest in sustaining resilient landscapes and this pathway will aid students in exploring the best practices of both systems of thought toward reaching this common goal.
Jay T Johnson, Geography and Indigenous Studies - Lead Faculty Member, Indigenous Studies
Byron Caminero-Santangelo, English
Dorothy Daley, Political Science
Joseph Brewer, Indigenous Studies - video link
Kelly Kindscher, Environmental Studies
Joane Nagel, Sociology
Ray Pierotti, Ecology & Evolutionary Biology
Career Resources - Indigenous Studies
Suggested Courses
Typically Offered Every Year
EVRN 420 Topics in Environmental Studies: _____
Courses on special topics in Environmental Science and/or Policy. These courses may be lecture, discussions, or readings. Students may enroll in more than one interest group but may enroll in a given interest group only once. LEC.
Time/Place and Instructor
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LEC Devlin, J.
MF 10:00-11:15 AM RIT 268 - LAWRENCE
LEC Johnson, Jay
Brewer II, Joseph
TuTh 01:00-02:15 PM KS-ST LAWR - LAWRENCE
LEC Billings, Sharon
TuTh 02:30-03:45 PM LIN 307 - LAWRENCE
LEC Pierotti, Ray
TuTh 11:00-12:15 PM HAW 2023 - LAWRENCE
LEC Schulte, Scott
M 06:00-09:00 PM BEST 130 - EDWARDS
LEC Drake, Phillip
TuTh 09:30-10:45 AM LIN 314 - LAWRENCE
EVRN 542 Ethnobotany
Course will involve lectures and discussion of Ethnobotany - the mutual relationship between plants and traditional people. Research from both the field of anthropology and botany will be incorporated in this course to study the cultural significance of plant materials. The course has 7 main areas of focus: 1) Methods in Ethnobotanical Study; 2) Traditional Botanical Knowledge - knowledge systems, ethnolinguistics; 3) Edible and Medicinal Plants of North America (focus on North American Indians); 4) Traditional Phytochemistry - how traditional people made use of chemical substances; 5) Understanding Traditional Plant Use and Management; 6) Applied Ethnobotany; 7) Ethnobotany in Sustainable Development (focus on medicinal plant exploration by pharmaceutical companies in Latin America). (Same as ANTH 582 and ISP 542.) Prerequisite: EVRN 142, EVRN 145, EVRN 148, ANTH 150/151, ANTH 160/162/360 or permission of instructor. LEC.
The class is not offered for the Fall 2019 semester.
HIST 353 Indigenous Peoples of North America
This course surveys the history of the first peoples to inhabit North America from prehistory to present. Commonly and collectively referred to as American Indians, indigenous peoples include a diverse array of nations, chiefdoms, confederacies, tribes, and bands, each of which has its own unique cultures, economies, and experiences in dealing with colonial and neocolonial powers. This class seeks to demonstrate this diversity while at the same time providing an understanding of the common struggle for political and cultural sovereignty that all indigenous nations face. Indigenous nations that have developed a relationship with the United States will receive primary focus, but comparative reference will be made to First Nations of Canada. LEC.
Typically Offered Every Two Years
ISP 101 Introduction to Indigenous Nations Studies
An introduction to the study of Indigenous peoples. It surveys the concepts, methods, and content relevant to Applied Indigenous Studies, using case studies drawn from diverse cultures. The course illustrates that the social, political, religious, and economic aspects of American Indian life are interconnected and that tribal histories cannot be understood without an awareness of these fields. Students are introduced to controversies over how to research, write, and interpret American Indians, and will address the foundations of Indigenous Studies, and that is Indigenous concepts of decolonization, empowerment and Nation-building. The course explores how the lives of Indigenous people have been affected by colonization, while exploring the varying definitions of "colonialism", "colonizer" and the "colonized. LEC.
ISP 601 Indigenous Peoples of the World
A survey of the varied responses of global Indigenous peoples as a result of the imposition of external economic and political systems. An overview of diverse, thematic issues such as land rights, economic development, resources and cultural patrimony, languages, knowledge systems, and women's rights from the perspectives of Indigenous societies around the world. Detailed studies of Indigenous peoples seeking recognition and protection under international law are used. (Same as GEOG 601 and GIST 601.) Prerequisite: Permission of instructor. LEC.
Typically Offered Less Than Every Two Years
EVRN 528 Environmental Justice and Public Policy
This course provides an overview of environmental justice, both as a social movement and as a public policy initiative. Environmental justice examines the distribution of environmental externalities across different socio-economic and racial groups. We will discuss several different public policy areas that have been impacted by the environmental justice movement: hazardous waste facility siting, urban redevelopment and Brownfields, transportation policy, and Native American sovereignty. We will also touch upon international environmental policy in an environmental justice context. Throughout the course we will evaluate empirical issues in studying environmental justice. (Same as POLS 528.) Prerequisite: POLS 306, or a statistics class, or consent of instructor. LEC.
GEOG 570 Geography of American Indians
A survey of the culture and history of selected indigenous peoples of the Americas. Emphasis is placed on the environmental setting, the settlement and subsistence patterns, and the impact of European colonization. Discussion includes present-day ethnic and resource issues. LEC.
HIST 120 Colonial Latin America
The principal focus is on the evolution and analysis of societies, economies, and religions of native American peoples, the impact of Spanish and Portuguese conquests and settlement, government, trade and culture upon native civilizations, the influence of African population and culture, and the creole nature of the resulting society in the colonial period. Changes in the society and economy which presaged the movements for independence are also discussed. LEC.
Haskell Environmental Science Courses
ENVS 310: Geologic History: A Sense of Place
ENVS 410: Ecological History of North America and Its People
PLEASE NOTE: If you are interested in enrolling in one of the courses listed above, remember to check the Schedule of Classes or contact the offering department (e.g., Geography & Atmospheric Science) to verify that the course will be offered during the semester in which you plan to enroll in the course.

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