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Resources This is your chance to talk with reps from more than 150 school districts covering opportunities in-state, out-of-state and abroad. Open to MSU students/alumni and non-MSU students/alumni. No RSVP is needed. MSU students and interns: FREE MSU Alumni: $10/person Non-MSU students: $20/person Registration & other helpful information for EMPLOYERS Career fair tips & other helpful… Read More »
Dr. Marcelle Haddix (Syracuse University, Dean's Associate Professor, co - Director of the Leader Center for Social Justice, chair of the Department Reading & Language Arts) will share reflections on her work in literacy teaching and teacher education that centers her passions and commitments toward activism, community, and love. The presentation will focus on three… Read More »
Please join us for a presentation by: Dr. Fani Lauermann from University of Dortmund Career Aspirations and Choices within Eccles et al. Expectancy-Value Theory Which occupation to pursue is one of the most consequential decisions people make and represents a key developmental task. with long-term implications for job satisfaction, job performance, and psychological well-being. Accordingly,… Read More »
The Special Education program faculty and staff invite you to join them in celebrating the Master's of Applied Behavior Analysis students as they present results and findings from their theses in a poster presentation format. All are welcome to enjoy light refreshments and a social hour while they enjoy visiting the presenters.
This event will engage P-20 educators and community members in teaching demonstrations that explore social justice issues such as ableism, immigration, racism, classism, and homophobia. The demonstrations will span teaching and learning contexts, including K-12, higher education, and community-based settings. We will explore possibilities for enacting radical love through teaching and learning in the context… Read More »
This event will allow attendees to gain a critical and comprehensive understanding of allyship from the perspectives of various community members. Participants will engage in conversation regarding what it means to cultivate communicate and be effective advocates with/for a broad sector of one's community.
The vision set forth by the Framework for K-12 Science Education and the subsequent Next Generation Science Standards (NGSS) that builds from it calls for teaching geared towards helping students make sen for eh world around them. Project-based learning, with its focus on making sense of meaningful questions and complex phenomena through students investigations, aegis… Read More »
This workshop introduces auto/biographical narrative research as a form of in-depth qualitative enquiry-and illustrates its power to illuminate complex processes of adults and lifelong learning, including our own. The focus of the day is on three overlapping stages in research: first generating rich and thick narratives from diverse students and, second, how to analyze and… Read More »
Join the Department of Kinesiology at the annual awards luncheon, at 12:00p on Friday, April 26, 2019, along with graduating students to celebrate their accomplishments. At this luncheon, we will be recognizing undergraduate and graduate student award winners for 2018-19. We also will honor Karin Allor Pfeiffer as our 2018-19 Professional Achievement Award recipient. Dr.… Read More »
The College of Education Convocation (hooding ceremony) for eligible candidates will be held on Friday, May 3, 2019 in the Erickson Hall KIVA. There will be two ceremonies at 9:00 a.m. and 10:45 a.m. Each ceremony offers a reception with light refreshments 45 minutes prior to the start of Convocation. Guests with special needs will… Read More »
