Are you interested in participating in the Summer Sports Down Under Program? Attend this informational session to learn more! This four-week program offers a deep dive into Australian culture, showcasing the integral role of sports in defining the country’s identity and fostering a sense of national pride. Designed to be immersive, this program will explore… Read More »
Interested in undergraduate research? Learn how to find research opportunities and get involved in projects that match your academic interests! Register for this workshop here.
The Global Learning Expo (formerly the Education Abroad Expo) is a comprehensive information event for anyone interested in learning more about the many exciting global opportunities available at Michigan State University. More than 145 exhibits displaying information about MSU's wide variety of programs and support services will be available for students to browse and ask… Read More »
This webinar will provide an overview of the structure of the NIH and several funding mechanisms. Attendees will learn tips for planning a successful NIH proposal, including how to search the RePORTER website, identify an optimal institute and study section, and prepare to meet with a Program Officer. Learn more and register here.
Interdisciplinary collaboration requires more than putting people with different skills and training in a room together to see what happens. Good collaborators embody characteristics that enable sharing across boundaries, allow for empathetic perspective taking, and foster open-minded engagement with different inquiry approaches. What are these characteristics, and how can we cultivate them? Join this session… Read More »
Join the Speaker for this Year’s Deborah Feltz Endowed Lecture for an Open Discussion. Andries Monyeki is a Professor in the Department of Human Movements Sciences and Director of Research Center for Physical Activity, Sport, and Recreation (PhASRec) at the University of Northwest, South Africa. His research focuses on health-related fitness, physical activity epidemiology and… Read More »
Join this inspiring webinar as the ILA celebrates the remarkable achievements of some of the ILA 2024 award winners, including MSU University Distinguished Professor Patricia A. Edwards! Edwards is a recipient of the International Literacy Association (ILA) William S. Gray Citation of Merit. Since 1957, the prestigious award has annually recognized an ILA member who… Read More »
This webinar focuses on the types of funding available to support research in the humanities and humanities-related social sciences. Presented by Nancy Holmes from Academic Research Funding Strategies, you will learn how to compete for grants from the NEH, NEA, private foundations, and grants to travel to collections and libraries. Learn more and register here.… Read More »
In addition to its intellectual merits, each proposal submitted to the National Science Foundation (NSF) is reviewed according to the merits of its broader impacts (BI) plan, or the benefits of the proposed research to society. Come to this workshop to learn more about NSF’s BI criteria and major BI goals, the essential elements of… Read More »
The Womxn of Color Initiatives (WOCI) at Michigan State University is pleased to announce a 3-day, 2-night “glamping” writing retreat intended to advance dissertation/degree completion amongst womxn of color graduate students and dissertation/degree completion amongst graduate students whose scholarship aligns with the overall mission and purpose of WOCI. The retreat will be held October 18-20,… Read More »
This virtual session will provide information on the Counselor Education and Supervision Ph.D. program. There will be application fee waivers for those who attend. Register for this session here. For inquiries, please reach out to: ords@msu.edu
This talk will explore the broader applications of generative AI in education, focusing on how it can create dynamic, personalized and multi-perspectival learning environments that foster deeper understanding and knowledge transfer. It also presents a research study examining how AI-driven, case-based learning, grounded in Cognitive Flexibility Theory (CFT), compares to traditional linear methods in helping… Read More »
"Making Sense...With a Few Senses...Makes no Sense" Mathematics textbooks, school exams, and the daily mathematical activity in most mathematics classrooms privilege the writing of symbols and mathematical notation: We want to SEE what students write. Class participation privileges questions, answers, and verbal explanations: We want to HEAR what students think. Seeing and hearing are the… Read More »
As part of the Teaching & Learning with Generative AI series, this session will explore “Critical Perspectives on AI in Education” This session is a hybrid format. Registration is required for Zoom. Register here. Presented by: Anne Drew Hu This series co-sponsored by the College of Education Office of Academic & Student Affairs and… Read More »
