On My Own of Michigan has received funding from Community Care Corps to build a paid internship program for college students underrepresented in special education programs and is now recruiting two special education students to join their team for up to nine months. Please see the attached documents for more information.
Attention teacher preparation students: Check out a few options available this summer through MSU to help you get on track with coursework. Not in East Lansing this summer? No problem. Most options are available online! Teacher Prep courses needed for most pathways: For those pursuing Special Education – especially rising juniors: For those pursuing 3-6… Read More »
Literacy Legacy Fund of Michigan Offers New Teachers Funding to Attend theMichigan Reading Association 2023 Annual Conference in March (Marquette, Michigan) – The Literacy Legacy Fund of Michigan is offering beginning teachers an opportunity to apply for funding to assist with expenses to attend the Michigan Reading Association (MRA) 2023 Annual Conference in Grand Rapids,… Read More »
The College of Education has unveiled a new Graduate Certificate in Teacher Leadership, making MSU one of only three universities to provide the Michigan Advanced Professional Education Certificate. This new, fully online program is for Michigan teachers aspiring to lead instructional and organizational change in their schools and districts. Think you might want to pursue… Read More »
Clemson University’s Youth Learning Institute 4H and Camp Voyager Summer Camps are recruiting camp counselors. 4-H Summer Camp, located in Summerton, South Carolina, works with youth ages 8-14 and focuses on water activities, high adventure, sports and recreation, and much more. Camp Voyager, located in Pickens, South Carolina, works with youth ages 9-15 and focuses… Read More »
Kappa Delta Pi (KDP) is an MSU student organization open to future educators. KDP’s mission is to inspire and equip future and new teachers to thrive. This organization is part of a national honor society in education and is widely known and respected in the field. Participate in professional development activities, network with K-12 professionals,… Read More »
Are you interested in pursuing graduate school? Are you planning to apply and need help or are you still exploring your options and feeling overwhelmed or unsure? Hopefully, your peers can help you! A group of MSU students are in the process of designing a club launching this spring. Their goal is to create a… Read More »
A small student food pantry is now located in Erickson Hall and is open to all College of Education students who may be in need. Inside there is a small selection of grab-and-go food items. The pantry will be unlocked and accessible from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., Monday to Friday, and is located on… Read More »
The application is open for the 2023 study abroad scholarships through the College of Education. There are two $1000 scholarships for the Dean’s undergraduate scholarship (College of Education students attending College of Education programs) and up to three $1000 scholarships for the Preparing Teachers for Global Classrooms through Study Abroad (teacher education students doing any… Read More »
The MSU Student-Athlete Support Services Tutorial Office is hiring tutors for the Spring 2023 Semester! There are multiple positions for this part-time, paid opportunity. Tutorial hours during the Spring Semester are 8:00 am-9:30 pm Monday-Thursday and 8:00 am-5:00 pm Friday. Interested students can apply using this link. More information about the Tutorial Program can be… Read More »
