Starting a successful career is closer than you think. With exceptional academics and generous financial aid, LSUS allows you to get your À¶Ý®ÊÓÆµ close to home while launching you to new heights.
Confidential advisors receive specialized training regarding laws and campus policies in order to support and advise students, faculty, and staff before and/or during the complaint process. Confidential advisors serve as a resource for community members to ask questions and receive information without instituting notice and an investigation under PM-73. Confidential advisors may be present during any meeting conducted under PM-73 to assist and/or consult with a student or employee. Confidential advisors may not act as a spokesperson.
The following individuals serve as confidential advisors:
Ms. Jennifer Flynn-McKevitt, Director, Career Services
Noel Memorial Library, Room 158
318-797-5062, jennifer.flynn-mckevitt@lsus.edu
Ms. Kendal Redel, Director/Counselor, Counseling Services
Administration Building, Room 224
318-797-5373, kendal.redel@lsus.edu
Dr. Han Shi, Assistant Professor, Department of Economics and Finance
Business and Education Building, Room 326
318-797-5176, han.shi@lsus.edu
Dr. Richard Watson, Chair and Professor, Department of Computer Sciences
Technology Center, Room 206
318-797-5300, richard.watson@lsus.edu
LaToya Hemphill, Coordinator of À¶Ý®ÊÓÆµ Standards
Administration Building, Room 208
318-797-5117, LaToya.hemphill@lsus.edu
Patience Davis, Coordinator for Access & Advocacy
Administration Building, Room 218
318-795-2402, patience.davis@lsus.edu
Confidential Advisor Resources:
AD 208
One University Place
Shreveport, La 71115
318-797-5116
318-795-2461 (fax)
deanofstudents@lsus.edu
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