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Welcome to the
Tiger Health Caucus
The LSU Health Science Center Foundation, a 501-C3 non-profit organization, has created the Tiger Health Caucus as a service to our alumni & friends in communities across Louisiana and throughout the United States.
As a member of the Tiger Health Caucus you will have
- access to our website containing timely information regarding state and federal legislation that affects LSUHSC’s core mission of education, research, and community service
- the ability to use website tools to search for bills, identify their House and Senate members, and access other pertinent policy documents
- the opportunity to support LSUHSC-NO through your contacts in the state legislature and in Congress and will strengthen LSUHSC’s local identity
It is our hope that we can rely on you, our circle of friends, to carry the torch on our behalf to enhance LSUHSC-NO’s ability to educate and train the healthcare workers our state so desperately needs.
To become a member and support LSUHSC-NO, please click the link below.
JOIN THE TIGER HEALTH CAUCUS
FACULTY, STAFF, & STUDENTS, CANNOT SIGN UP USING THEIR LSUHSC.EDU EMAIL ACCOUNT. PLEASE USE YOUR PERSONAL EMAIL ACCOUNT WHEN SIGNING UP.
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If you are returning to our site for updates on the 2011 legislative session, to update your relationships with legislators, or to follow current legislation, please click here to LOGIN.
2011 Regular Legislative Session
- Fiscal Only Session (4/25-6/23)
- Members may file an unlimited number of "fiscal" bills but are limited to only 5 non-fiscal bills.
- Occurs on odd numbered years and only lasts 45 work days or 60 calendar days
- For more detailed information regarding the 2011 Regular Legislative Session, click here for the Latest Legislative Session Information Bulletin
In December of 2010, President John Lombardi of the LSU System and President Randy Moffit of the UL System candidly discussed the cuts to higher education and provide insight on what to expect over the next the couple of months.
Budget 101: Special Assistant to President Lombardi, Bob Keaton, addresses the budget process, the deficit and how it is determined, and offers several ways in which the deficit could be mitigated and the policy consideration in doing so.
Read the latest e-updates from the state capitol.
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