Join us on April 17 at 12 p.m. in the Student Services Building to learn about transfer credits, future master’s degree options, get a professional headshot taken, and have your resume reviewed. Plus lunch from Chipotle! This event is open to students completing their teaching internship during the 2024/2025 academic year.
Allen Neighborhood Center is a place-based, non-profit organization that serves as a hub for neighborhood revitalization and for activities that promote the health and well-being of Lansing’s Eastside community. Since 1999, ANC has pioneered programs in health education and outreach, housing improvement, food security and nutrition education, youth development, commercial corridor revitalization, and social capital building. We do all of this with the generous support of the engaged and unique Eastside community. Our neighborhood is richly diverse, home to people of all different cultures, incomes, religions, professions, races and ethnicities, and nativity statuses.
Registration is open for the MSU Teacher and Administrator Career Fair! The fair will be held on Monday, March 11, 2024 from 3 – 6 p.m. in the MSUFCU Club in Spartan Stadium Tower. Come check out opportunities for certified teachers as well as educational support staff. Register on Handshake and check out the list of schools attending from Michigan and across the country!
Need to update your resume? Check out these resources for teaching interns and other resume tips from the Career Services Handbook!
The College of Education Alumni Board is seeking one undergraduate student representative to begin serving in July 2024. Please consider this unique opportunity to collaborate with alums and leadership of the college for the betterment of the entire community. Nominations are open year-round, but the Office of Development and Alumni Relations will start reviewing candidates this spring with elections taking place on May 10. Use the “Nominations” link above to apply.
For the second year, the MSU Museum, a Smithsonian Affiliate, has been accepted to participate in the Smithsonian Institution Leadership for Change Internship. This is a paid internship for rising sophomores, juniors, and seniors, offered by the Smithsonian for summer, 2024. We have two positions to offer.
Students should mention the MSU Museum when they apply. For 2024, the work with focus on historical research and content production for an exhibition and podcast that will be opened/released spring 2025. Interns will be supervised by Teresa Goforth, Director of Exhibitions, and Dr. Julian Chambliss, Val Berryman Curator of History and Professor of English. Deadline for Applications is February 26!
“The MSU Museum serves the MSU community by facilitating and creating experiences at the nexus of the arts, sciences, cultures, and technologies. It envisions an MSU community inspired and informed by the arts and sciences, working collaboratively, creatively, and equitably to solve problems and pursue a better world for all.
The MSU Museum will open an exhibition in January 2025 titled Detroit and the Rise of Machine Music, 1975-1995. Afrofuturism, a movement that combines African diaspora culture with futuristic elements, has always had a strong connection to sound. Detroit has played a significant role in Afrofuturist sound. Artists such as Derrick May and Underground Resistance have used Detroit techno music to document the decline of the city and the changing industrial order of the 20th century. Techno’s birth and evolution in Detroit provide a platform for black perspectives on cultural change, showcasing innovation and critique. Beyond the beats, the sounds of a particular time and place in Detroit serve as a communal archive, transmitting stories of black existence and contributing to the early foundations of Afrofuturism.
If matched, Smithsonian interns will be part of the exhibition development team. They will help gather stories from Detroit artists, assist in historical research of the people, the time, and the material culture. In exhibition development meetings, they will be able to share what they have collected and learned and help determine how it will be used in the exhibition.
The project deliverable will be interpretive components for the exhibitions which may take the form of exhibition text, foundational research for the exhibition, and/or oral history transcripts. These products will become part of the museum’s permanent exhibition file and interns will be recognized in the exhibition acknowledgements for their work. Interns will have the opportunity to present on their work to the museum staff.”
Interested in working with academic advisors to serve as a mentor and resource to fellow students and represent the College of Education at special events? Apply to work as a Peer Advisor! Read the full job description and apply on Handshake, posting #8667106. Email Pepa Casselman at carls173@msu.edu with questions.
The College of Education’s Department of Academic & Graduate Student Affairs is seeking marketing and communications-savvy student to assist with internal and external communications initiatives. This remote-friendly position is 10 hours/week through the Spring 2024 semester, with the option of extending into the Summer and Fall semesters. The hourly rate is $15/hour. View the position description via Handshake (#8653707). Apply with cover letter and resume by Feb. 11. Email Jane Deacon (locket20@msu.edu) with questions.
Clemson University’s Youth Learning Institute is hiring 4-H Summer Camp Counselors to work at Camp Bob Cooper in Summerton, SC from May 19- August 5, 2024. See the attached flyer to learn more or visit their website at http://4hsummer.camp.
MSU Gifted and Talented Education (GATE) is looking for undergraduate students or recent grads to fill Resident Advisor postions for the Summer of 2024. Email Gifted@msu.edu and see the attached flyer for more information.
*This is an in-person event hosted in San Jose, CA.*
The Santa Clara County Office of Education will be hosting their next Step into an Education Career event on Saturday, February 10, 2024. This event will help individuals learn about and prepare for a career in education.
This event is an opportunity for attendees to learn how to navigate the credentialing process, meet with representatives from local universities and teaching programs and learn about compensation, benefits, financial aid, and retirement. During the event, attendees will also be able to interact with classroom educators and experts about the rewards and challenges of a career in education.