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LéSHRM is open to all students across different programs at Tulane and is dedicated to cultivating leadership excellence and promoting human resource management among students.

Tulane SoPA faculty member, Ted Vickey, PhD, is the author of a new book aimed at teaching fitness professionals how to integrate ChatGPT into their business.

Professor Michael Wallace, director of the Emergency & Security Studies program at the Tulane School of Professional Advancement will moderate a panel on Saturday, March 29 featuring the co-author of Unit X, Christopher Kirchoff.

Tihara Sommers' current work focuses on evacuation plans for long-term care facilities in Hillsborough County, Florida and how they were implemented after hurricanes Helene and Milton hit there sequentially in 2024.

Media + Design students at the Tulane School of Professional Advancement earned 18 awards including Best of Show Overall during the 2025 Advertising Club of New Orleans.

Zera Johnson, a recent MPA graduate, and Sydney Young, an Information Technology student, were recognized for outstanding leadership in community service and engagement.

Students enrolled in the "Child & Adolescent Literature" course recently partnered with the Howard-Tilton Memorial Library to examine the diversity and representation within the library’s Amoss children’s book collection.

Tulane graduate combines her education and teaching career to create a more inclusive and impactful learning environment in Chicago.

Tulane SoPA’s Influencer Strategy course equips students with the skills to create impactful campaigns by leveraging digital creators, offering hands-on experience in one of the fastest-growing fields in advertising.

SoPA faculty member, Hazel Woods, received the 2024 Funding Award in the Non-STEM category for her work securing a $10 million SEED grant from the U.S. Department of Education.