The book, “Navigating Teacher Licensure Exams” is from TE Associate Professor Emery Petchauer, and hopes to help individuals explore obstacles associated with these exams, and how to overcome them. Click on the link below to find out more!! https://edwp.educ.msu.edu/news/2019/new-book-explores-overcoming-obstacles-to-teacher-licensure-exams/
Preparing Teachers for Global Classrooms Through Study Abroad MSU International Studies and Programs and the College of Education announce the Preparing Teachers for Global Classrooms Through Study Abroad scholarship for teacher education students participating in MSU sponsored study abroad programs summer and fall 2019. This scholarship recognizes the vital importance of preparing globally competent and globally… Read More »
Have you considered studying abroad? The College of Education offers several programs around the world that would enrich students from Kinesiology or the Teacher Education program, including two cross-cultural teaching programs for interns (before or after your internship year) in New Zealand and South Africa. There are even scholarships that can help put these opportunities… Read More »
Missed your chance to join Best Buddies in the fall? Don’t worry! Best Buddies MSU has a few openings for the spring semester, and they want YOU! What is Best buddies? Best Buddies is the world’s largest organization dedicated to ending the social, physical and economic isolation of the 200 million people with intellectual and developmental disabilities… Read More »
East Lansing High School is looking for tutors for our AVID Elective Courses to start immediately. This is a paid, part-time position, requiring 4-7 hours per week spread over two days. These hours will fall between noon and 4:00 p.m. AVID Tutors are distinguished from most general Tutors in that they are trained in the… Read More »
The students who went on the Tanzania Experience Abroad last summer from both kinesiology and education will be reflecting on their learning during a brown bad series called “Health, Wellbeing, and Education in Tanzania: Reflections and Impacts on Tuesday, November 13th from 2-3:30pm in Erickson Hall room 116H. All undergrads are welcome to attend and learn about… Read More »
See the world in a day at Global Festival 2018! The MSU Global Festival will be at the MSU Union on Sunday, November 11th from noon to 5 p.m. Country-specific exhibits, cultural demonstrations and live performances by international students will bring the community together to celebrate cultures around the world. Pick up souvenirs at the… Read More »
Did you know most museums, arts & cultural institutions, and social service agencies are nonprofit organizations and make up 10% of Michigan’s workers? Did you know that they often have wonderful opportunities for future teachers to volunteer or intern? The Nonprofit Expo is an opportunity to explore the wide world of nonprofits, hear from professionals… Read More »
Explore your purpose: Who are you? What do you like to do? Have you chosen the right career path and/or major for your skills, interests, and people you want to serve? Join career services representatives at the Rock on October 24 between 1-4 p.m.
The MSU Federal Credit Union is once again partnering with the MSU Career Services Network to host a unique career event for students: MSUFCU Professional Prep Dinner Thursday, October 25 5:45 – 7:30pm MSU Union Ballroom, 2nd floor (campus map) This professional development event includes tips on dining etiquette, the internship search, dressing professionally and… Read More »
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