HALE faculty invite all interested students to attend this year's HALE PhD open house. At this event, HALE faculty members will discuss the application process, admission criteria and the program's curriculum and requirements. Faculty will also cover topics such as funding opportunities, international travel experiences, teaching apprenticeships and programmatic areas of study. Registration required by… Read More »
"Reimagining Learning: Possibilities and Challenges of A.I. Powering Postsecondary Education and Lifelong Learning" In the realm of postsecondary education and lifelong learning, Artificial Intelligence (AI) takes center stage with technologies like ChatGPT, machine learning, chat bots, and automated tutors. As Al strides forward, it not only presents us with practical opportunities but also compels us… Read More »
As U.S. higher education slowly evolves to meet a variety of learning needs, so should our methods of assessing learning. Critical learning assessment, such as upgrading, invites higher education instructors to (re)examine the strategies and tools used to evaluate learning in more holistic and personalized ways. This session will invite a conversation about how who… Read More »
From Classroom Wisdom to Lifelong Lessons: An Inside Look at HALE MA Faculty Experiences
As part of the HALE MA Speaker Series, explore and discover the pragmatic side of adult and lifelong learning and its real-world impact of education in unique settings. Panelists will share firsthand experiences and insights into the challenges and successes of education in libraries, prisons and veteran services. Don't miss this chance to expand your… Read More »
The 2024 Graduate Research Colloquium (GRC) features research projects and scholarly activity conducted by current students in the Higher, Adult, and Lifelong Education Ph.D., M.A., and SAA programs. The GRC provides an opportunity for students and faculty to share their research and highlights from their academic and professional development. The GRC also provides an opportunity… Read More »
Widely regarded for his leadership in higher education, Robert Ewigleben amassed a record of achievement during his more than 30 years as a teacher and administrator. This symposium aims to bring together experts, scholars, professionals and enthusiasts from various fields to engage in insightful discussions, share innovative ideas and foster collaborations. What does culture war… Read More »
Master's ceremony for Spring and Summer Degree Candidates. The ceremony is around two hours and will be held at the Breslin. No admission tickets required. More information can be found here.
Sunday, April 28, 2024 at 7:00 p.m. Breslin Center, 534 Birch Road Kristy Dumont, Director of Undergraduate Affairs All candidates must register to participate in commencement ceremonies. Register here. Contact: Robin Lenkart – 517-884-3951 or lenkartr@msu.edu Assembly: Candidates assemble at 6:00 p.m. Take the Service Tunnel/Drive on the south side of the Breslin Center down… Read More »
From Soil to Soul: Integrating, Nurturing, and Enriching Lifelong Learning in the Great Outdoors Embrace the natural world and discover how great the outdoors serves as a catalyst to enrich our minds, bodies and souls. This event offers a unique opportunity to learn from like-minded individuals and explore how we can cultivate growth and nurture… Read More »
