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Professor Andrea Carroll

Faculty

"Lawyers know if they hire an LSU student, that student is coming out of law school ready to practice and ready to handle the tough cases."

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The LSU Law Center is named in honor of Paul M. Hebert, dean of the school from 1937-77. During that time, Hebert also served periodically as Acting President of LSU, Dean of the University and Civilian Judge in the Nuremberg Tribunal. LSU Law Center's global role as a center for legal scholarship is rooted in his expansion and guidance of the school's research and study assets.

Amounts of the Award

Awards will typically range between $250 and 750; the maximum award will be $1,000. Each award will depend on individual need documented through the application.

Students with temporary hardship who are unable to meet immediate, essential expenses exceeding $1,000 should contact Assistant Dean Jake Henry for additional referrals to the Financial Aid office and other sources.

Note:  Students cannot obtain funds from both LSU’s Student Emergency Support Fund and this fund at the same time.