College of the Coast & Environment
Help commemorate the 20th anniversary of Hurricane Katrina with:
20 YEARS AFTER KATRINA: LOUISIANA'S JOURNEY TO RESILIENCE
This commemorative event, organized by the LA-SEER Center, LSU AgCenter’s LA House Research & Education Center, and the College of the Coast & Environment’s Coastal Environment Graduate Organization (CEGO) will bring together academics, researchers, state and local agency professionals, students, and community stakeholders to reflect on Louisiana’s evolving risk and resilience landscape.
When: Friday, August 29th, 8 a.m. - 4 p.m.
Where: Dalton J Woods Audtiorium, ECE Building
Your Future Awaits
From our location near the mouth of the Mississippi River, the College of the Coast & Environment has a front-row seat to coastal and environmental changes impacting our state, nation, and the world. We see firsthand the effects of stressors such as coastal land loss, pollution, and severe weather. CC&E’s coastal and environmental research advances knowledge about these stressors--and much more--helping to deepen understanding of the ever-changing natural world and its relationship with our lives, livelihoods, and recreation. This research provides sound science so that stakeholders can make informed decisions. Every day, our students work alongside world-renowned multidisciplinary experts, acquiring the skills and abilities necessary to tackle complex coastal environmental challenges.
Our Departments
$14.7M
in research awards
- our second best year ever!
1
new program
- BS in Coastal Meteorology
353
students
- in our graduate and undergraduate programs
44
faculty
- in Environmental Sciences and Oceanography & Coastal Sciences
Want to know more? See our 24-25 Year-in-Review
CCE News
The LSU College of the Coast & Environment welcomes its newest group of alumni, the class of Summer 2025!
The first week of the semester, there are new beginnings happening all over LSU's campus. One notable example: the new BS in Coastal Meteorology, which launches this fall.
For undergraduates in Coastal Environmental Science, summer break gives an opportunity to delve deeper into arenas they learn about during the academic year, whether by heading out for some field research or exploring a career path through an internship.
CC&E At Work
