MSU Broad Art Museum is partnering with the African Studies program to offer virtual field trips for local youth to learn about objects from the museum’s collection. They are looking for a team of students to lead these field trips during the spring semester. It is a paid remote position. To apply, click on the… Read More »
Attention Interns: Info about COVID vaccine
For current teaching interns only. A message from Dr. Gale Richmond, Director of the MSU Teacher Preparation Program, regarding access to the COVID-19 vaccine: — Dear MSU Intern, I wanted to share the information I have copied from the MEA website and which was just updated today. Please share this with your mentor as well.… Read More »
Beware of Job Scams
Just another friendly reminder to be careful when receiving unsolicited job offers in your email inbox! Many job scams pretend to be legitimate by hijacking an MSU email address and claiming to be from a “career office” or other campus source. TIP: If it looks too good to be true, it probably is! If you… Read More »
Attention Graduating Elementary Education Seniors!
Meghan Siler and Mary Curran are hosting a MTTC elementary education, test 103, kahoot review for graduating elementary education majors on Sunday, December 20th at 7 pm. They plan to use quizlet questions that they made while studying with the prep materials. This will be a great event to join to help you prepare for… Read More »
Connect with Alumni
This year MSU and the College of Education launched a new mentoring and networking tool called MSU Connect. Use is to communicate with established professionals in your field – who are also alums of your college and program. Take some time now or over break to create your profile and start connecting! Click here to… Read More »
MSU Science Festival Opportunity for Students
The MSU Science Festival is offering undergraduate and graduate students a new training program encouraging engagement in science communication and outreach activities. The MSU Science Festival is seeking twenty high quality diverse applicants for this program! The MSU Student Science Communication Training Program will provide funding, training, mentorship, networking opportunities, as well as direct experience… Read More »
Finding Inclusive Employers
Join MSU Career Services for a workshop on… Inclusive Employers and Where To Find Them Tuesday, November 10 9:30-10 a.m. Register online at https://msu.joinhandshake.com/events/540397 How do you determine if a workplace is a good environment for you to be your authentic self? Learn how to identify employers who have great practices in supporting equity and… Read More »
Update your Zoom
With so much being offered on Zoom right now (class, events, meetings), it’s especially important to make sure this tool is functioning at full capacity. Update your MSU Zoom to the most current version (5.4.0 or better) for improved features such as: Ability to maneuver to different breakout rooms Automated captioning Easier file sharing and better chat… Read More »
Listen, Learn and Engage!
The Office for Inclusion and Intercultural Initiatives in collaboration with Academic Advancement Network, IDEA Coordinators, Office of Civil Rights, Office of Institutional Equity, Counseling and Psychiatric Services, Student Services, and Global and Intercultural Learning at MSU has launched 2020VOTING!! a temporary resource for this pre- and post- election period to serve students bringing into view… Read More »
CAPS Connect Information
Wondering how to handle an issue?Would you like to talk it out?Try CAPS Connect! Free and confidential 10-15 minute consultation with a CAPS counselor First come, first served College of Education Mondays, 1-2:30pmSarah DeYounghttps://www.signupgenius.com/go/60b054cabac2ca5f58-caps For additional times and locations visit caps.msu.edu