Interested in getting involved?
If you are a student, parent, teacher, or school administrator and are interested in getting involved with the LSU Pathways, please see below for more information.
For Teachers
In order to teach an LSU Pathway course or module, no prior STEM experience is assumed. A teacher simply needs STEM-curiosity, enthusiasm for project-based teaching, and willingness to attend a virtual summer training workshop. Throughout the school year, teachers receive continual assistance from, and access to, LSU STEM Pathways’ support staff. To learn more about teaching with each pathway, click a link to view the flyer.
High school flyer accessible version
Middle school flyer accessible version
Elementary school flyer accessible version
Teacher testimonials accessible version
For School Administrators
If you are interested in participating in the LSU STEM pathways program for the upcoming school year, formal registration will be available beginning in mid-March. Course specific training dates will also be published in mid-March but our Summer Training Institute for teachers generally runs from Memorial Day to Fourth of July in (2) two-week sessions. In the meantime, please review our current course catalog and our invitation to participate. If you are interested in participating in the LSU STEM Pathways program for the upcoming school year and would like to receive more information or schedule a call with our team, please complete the request for information. For any questions, please email stempathways@lsu.edu.
Course catalog accessible version
Training dates and times accessible version
LSU Pathways invitation accessible version
How to start or expand an LSU STEM Pathway at your school:
- Get district and school administrative buy-in
- Consider developing a K-12 district-wide framework to support your high school STEM Pathway
- School completes the LSU STEM Pathways Memorandum of Understanding (MOU)
- Teachers attend virtual LSU Pathways training in June/July
- Students earn certifications during the school year with ongoing support from LSU