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Living Well Celebrate! - The LSU AgCenter 2026

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The document is a newsletter from the Family and Consumer Sciences department at Louisiana State University, covering various topics related to family well-being, financial literacy, and personal development. It discusses the importance of celebrating milestones, the pros and cons of summer jobs for teens, the significance of spending quality time with children, effective communication with aging parents, tips for planning weddings, and the benefits of reading to babies. Additionally, it highlights local produce and offers disaster preparedness advice.

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What is LSU AG Magic?

0:00 1:20 And even hold baby chicks. Each station also has a lesson about how they use agriculture in everydayMoreAnd even hold baby chicks. Each station also has a lesson about how they use agriculture in everyday. Life newly appointed LSU Vice President for Agriculture Dr matt Lee.

Who is the dean of Agriculture at LSU?

LSU has named Matt Lee, Vice President for Agriculture and Dean of the LSU College of Agriculture, as interim president, effective July 1.

Who is Matt Lee interim president?

Lee, who took LSUs top position in June following the surprise departure of former President William Tate IV, wants to keep pushing up enrollment rates, bring the universitys research portfolio to as much as $900 million and double the number of LSU doctoral students.

Who is the dean of College of Agriculture at LSU?

QA with Matt Lee, Vice President and Dean, LSU AgCenter and LSU College of Agriculture.

Does LSU have Agriculture?

The LSU College of Agriculture offers eight undergraduate majors with over 40 concentrations. No matter your major, you will gain hands-on experience inside and outside the class.