ComSciCon- MI is a FREE, in-person workshop designed for graduate students interested in mastering science communication and exploring progressional opportunities in the field. Limited spots available for undergrad students. Get ready to: Learn from the best in science communication. Delve into discussion on the future of science communication. Highlight your research in a quick presentation.… 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 »
You are invited to attend the Gwen Norrell Lecture on October 31, at 4:30 pm in IM137. Professor Tracey Covassin is the second scholar at Michigan State University to ever be named the Gwendolyn Norrell Professor in Youth Sport. The professorship honors Gwendolyn Norrell, who was a nationally recognized proponent for student-athlete welfare, and a former MSU… 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 »
Srivi Ramasubramanian is Newhouse Professor & Endowed Chair at the Newhouse School of Public Communications at Syracuse University. Her scholarship addresses pressing contemporary globalissues relating to media, diversity, and social justice. She is the Co-Director of the Difficult Dialogues Project and Founding Director of CODE^SHIFT (Collaboratory for Data Equity, Social Healing, Inclusive Futures, and Transformation).… Read More »
The Office of First-Generation Student Success is hosting First-Generation Student Week from November 4th - 8th, 2024. There will be several free events on campus to celebrate the first-gen community at Michigan State. Some events require an RVSP, so please scan the QR code or click here to register for each event. If you… Read More »
The Vanderploeg First-Generation College Celebration is an annual event to celebrate students, faculty and staff who are the first in their families to attend or graduate from a four-year institution. This event will allow for this community of scholars to come together to celebrate the strengths that they bring to MSU. A networking reception will… Read More »
This virtual session will discuss Institutional Review Board (IRB)/Human Research Protection Program (HRPP) with a focus on prevention and preparation of audits. This session is open to College of Education faculty, staff and students; all are welcome. Guest presenters will be Judith McMillan and Rebecca Gore from the HRPP. There will be an opportunity to… Read More »
In our data-driven world, with decisions being increasingly based on data, their quality is absolutely key. However, while significant resources are invested developing sophisticated AI algorithms, data quality is often neglected. For example, in the research community, there are many articles and publications that detail the statistical methodology, but rarely does one find details of… Read More »
Webinar for faculty who have been successful in winning single-PI and small team grants and are looking to transition to larger team and center-level grants. This webinar will discuss how these larger grants are different, what the expectations of the funding agencies are for large team and center grants, successful strategies and common mistakes to… Read More »
Learn more about the annual review process in this roundtable discussion. Hosted by Sonja Fritzsche, Associate Dean of Academic Personnel and Administration in the College of Arts and Letters; Delia Fernández-Jones, Associate Dean for Equity, Justice, and Faculty Affairs for the College of Arts & Letters; and Scott Schopieray, Assistant Dean for Academic Technology and… Read More »
We love CED swag; yes, we do! We love CED swag; how about you? In this informational session, learn about promotional items and how we identify, license and procure them. Then, learn how your unit can get unit-specific promotional items, including finding a licensed vendor. Presented by: Kayla Thompson, communications coordinator If you prefer to… Read More »
Are you planning an NSF grant application, or do you have a funded proposal right now? If so, the MSU Broader Impacts Conference is designed just for you! Researchers at every level (faculty, postdocs, graduate and undergraduate students) and the staff who support researchers' BI efforts are welcome to attend. Register here. You will learn:… Read More »
This lecture series promotes deliberative exchanges about cutting edge scholarship, and learning research dissemination about students with disabilities. Guest speakers, including CED Associate Professor Adrea Truckenmiller, will share insights from their scholarship and explore potential crosspollinations across their programs of research. View abstracts. Learn more or RSVP here.
Need help with data? Attend this workshop with the MSU College of Education Data and Analytics team! This workshop is a follow up to their presentation during the September 2024 Inform(ED) webinar, in which they shared how they can serve as a powerful resource for you as you work towards meeting your professional goals. RSVP… Read More »
Learn more about Project Hi2LD at Michigan State University, which offers a variety of supports to students enrolled in the hybrid Ed.S. in School Psychology program and online MA in Special Education leading to the LD endorsement. Scholars complete their respective programming along with additional monthly seminars that include training for working collaboratively in school… Read More »
This workshop will expand our definition of community-engaged learning through exploration of campus and community-based social change strategies, which have anti-racism, equity, and community partnerships at their core. Informed by the Social Change Wheel, this workshop will highlight definitions, tools and resources related to designing a community-engaged course syllabus and addressing the student learning experience,… Read More »
Without question, parenting is a site of learning. Discover and explore the learning involved in addressing the challenges and rewards when juggling parenting responsibilities while advancing your education. Whether you're a student, educator, or lifelong learner, this discussion offers valuable insights for those navigating this dynamic intersection and journey amidst the joys and demands of… Read More »
The College of Education Office of Diversity, Inclusion and Community Partnerships (DICP) invites you to attend the 2024 Gunnings-Moton Lecture featuring Crystal Sanders. This in person event entitled: "Pursuing Their Highest Potential: Black Southerners and Graduate Education During the Age of Jim Crow" is a part of DICP's Urban Education Speaker Series. Please join this… Read More »
As part of the Teaching & Learning with Generative AI series, this session will explore “A Deep Dive into the GenAI Blackbox: Making the Transformation from Consumer to Creator through Hands-on Learning ” This session is hybrid format. Registration is required for Zoom. Register here. Presented by: Wonjin Yu and Dr. Wanju Huang (Purdue) This… Read More »
"Turning the Page: Assessing the Impacts of Open Educational Resources on Community College Student Outcomes" Stacey Brockman's work aims to advance equitable access to postsecondary education. She conducts partner-engaged research with school leaders and policymakers, informing the implementation of educational programs and policies. Brockman studies the assets and constraints that shape students' college and career… Read More »
"Am I A Scholar?": Time, Knowledge, and Decoloniality In this keynote talk, Riyad A. Shahjahan, PhD, will explore the question, “Am I A Scholar?” and how it intersects with scholarly ways of being, the geopolitics of knowledge, and the colonial legacies of time within the global higher education landscape. By analyzing cultural narratives and personal… Read More »
This virtual session will provide information on the Master’s in Clinical Mental Health Counseling 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
