LSUA Division of Enrollment and Student Engagement

NASPA 2026⭐️

LSUA Advising is staying in the know to make sure students are being served with the best care and knowledge!

LSUA Advising took today to create missions, values, and overall better student success. During this, Mrs. Hannah Waters was named advisor of the year for 2025. We are so proud of this team and the support they offer students.

Today on , let’s meet Teresa Seymour! 💜✨
Teresa Seymour serves as the Assistant Vice Chancellor for Distance Learning at LSUA, where she supports students, faculty, and staff in delivering 100% online programs. Over her 31 years at LSUA, she has helped grow online education, manage technology programs, support grants, and serve in many leadership roles across campus.
⭐ Assistant Vice Chancellor for Distance Learning
⭐ Former Registrar and Director of Enrollment Management
⭐ Helped develop LSUA’s online programs and technology growth
⭐ Supports faculty, students, graduation events, and campus initiatives
Teresa says her favorite part of her job is helping students find a path forward and supporting faculty however she can.
When asked why she is proud to be a General, Teresa shared:
🗣️ “I am proud to be a General because we truly change people’s lives for the better. Seeing students learn, grow, and succeed makes me excited to come to work every day.” 💜
Thank you for your incredible dedication and impact on the LSUA community, Teresa! ✨

Here are this week’s student success spotlights! 🌟
Students, submit your success story today: https:// forms.office.com/r/tVQv16tWak

Today on , let’s meet Morgan!
Morgan Villard is a student in the SPERO Program at
LSUA, and her journey is a powerful example of growth, resilience, and determination.
At 24 years old, Morgan is currently studying through Penn Foster to become a veterinary assistant, while also taking classes at LSUA and gaining hands-on experience in the field. She interns in the Science Building caring for lab animals, while also working at the Alexandria Animal Clinic with Dr. Bowers, where she continues building real-world clinical and patient care skills. As one of the first four students to ever join the SPERO program, Morgan has been part of shaping what it is today. Through the program, she has worked on communication, independence, and building meaningful connections, growing both personally and professionally. Her journey reflects real transformation. When she first arrived on campus, connecting with others felt challenging. Today, she confidently communicates, builds relationships, and balances multiple responsibilities, including her work at the clinic and her continued development as a student and future professional. She also showcased her creativity this year by participating in the LSUA Art Show, highlighting another side of her growth and involvement on campus.
When asked about her experience, Morgan shared:
🗣️”I truly love LSUA because it is an inclusive environment that welcomes students with disabilities. Having high-functioning autism and ADHD, I am grateful to be part of a campus that ensures I am included in everything: from academic opportunities to social experiences.” And in her own words:
“Spero has taught me how to live.”
Morgan’s story is a reminder that growth looks different for everyone, but with the right support, opportunities, and community, anything is possible.✨
We are very proud of you, Morgan.💜💛

Inclusion

Here are this week’s student success spotlights!🌟

Students, submit your success story today: https:// forms.office.com/r/tVQv16tWak

Today on , let’s meet Carla!
From academics to leadership and campus involvement, Carla is a true example of what it means to take full advantage of every opportunity LSUA has to offer.
Carla is a junior double majoring in Business and Communications, while maintaining a 4.00 GPA. She is actively involved on campus through both academic and leadership roles, including the Honors Program , tutoring at the Tutoring Center for the past two years, and working with the Career Center
She is also a former student-athlete on the tennis team and has been involved in mentoring and leadership roles such as Peer Mentor and member of different committees, including the Multicultural and International Affairs Committee, as well as both the College of Business and Career Center Student Advisory Councils. Additionally, she is part of the 5 Star PR team developing the campaign Inside LSUA.
When asked why she’s proud to be a General, she shared:
🗣️”LSUA became my home away from home. Everyone wants you to succeed and is willing to help you. This is such a special place where you will never feel like just a number, but part of something bigger. From the very beginning I felt something special about LSUA, and I wasn’t wrong: I would choose it again a thousand times.”
Carla represents a student who fully embraces everything LSUA has to offer, combining academic excellence, leadership, and a strong commitment to the campus community. Thank you for not only being involved on campus, but for helping shape it, Carla 💜

That feeling when you win the post competition…⭐️ Congratulations Jadyn Rohde!!