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2016 AERA – MSU College of Education Reception

Walter E. Washington Convention Center, Level Three, Ballroom A 801 Mt Vernon Pl NW, Washington, DC

Audiences:Ā General Public, College of EducationĀ Faculty, Staff, and Students Sponsors:Ā MSU College of Education JoinĀ members of the Michigan State University (MSU) College of Education community at the collegeā€™s 2016 AERA reception in Washington D.C.! Faculty, staff, students, alumni, and friends are welcome to enjoy good food, refreshments and great music from the college band, Against School Violence.ā€¦ Read More »

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Ewigleben Symposium – The Future of Contingent Faculty in Higher Education

MSU University Club 3435 Forest Rd, Lansing , MI

Addressing Equity through Policy and Practice Among the many ongoing debates in U.S. higher education is the growing controversy of employing contingent faculty (part-time, non-tenure track faculty, and/or clinically trained researchers). These faculty are increasing in numbers, resulting in debates including the necessity of such faculty amid funding cutbacks, unionization of faculty labor, and improvingā€¦ Read More »

Oral Dissertation Defense: Brianna Becker

133F, Erickson Hall 620 Farm Ln, East Lansing, MI

Join us for Brianna K. Becker's oral dissertation defense of "It's a Christian World: The Role of Christian Privilege in the College of Experiences of Jewish and Muslim Undergraduates." Audiences:Ā General Public, College of EducationĀ Faculty, Staff, and Students

EAD Doctoral Student Conversation: Life After Classes

133F, Erickson Hall 620 Farm Ln, East Lansing, MI

A panel of EAD doctoral students in the dissertation phase will discuss what to expect after your coursework is finished, writing support during the proposal and dissertation phase, working with your committee, structuring your time and other questions related to preparation for EAD 995 and beyond. For more information, contact: Dawn Branham (simps249@msu.edu) Qiana Greenā€¦ Read More »

Faculty Colloquy: Django Paris

252, Erickson Hall 620 Farm Ln, East Lansing, MI

In the kick-off for the fall 2017 Department of Teacher Education Faculty Colloquium series, join Associate Professor Django Paris as he discusses his new book: "Culturally Sustaining Pedagogies: Teaching and Learning for Justice in a Changing World." Learn more about culturally sustaining pedagogies and the publication here. Light refreshments will be served prior to theā€¦ Read More »

Trust Networks: A New Perspective on Pedigree & the Ambiguities of Admissions

133F, Erickson Hall 620 Farm Ln, East Lansing, MI

Attending a selective college or university is one of the three strongest predictors of admission to graduate programs; however, access to these institutions is stratified by race, socioeconomic status, and gender. Broadening participation in graduate education and the professoriate requires a critical look at default judgments of college quality, which starts with understanding how judgmentsā€¦ Read More »

College Research Opportunities Symposium

252, Erickson Hall 620 Farm Ln, East Lansing, MI

The symposium will support your research by providing the following information and opportunities: ā€¢ Overview of the resources available through the college and university to support your research and grant activity ā€¢ Information on a large number of grant opportunities (i.e., funding source, description of funding programs, application dates and processes) so that you haveā€¦ Read More »

Welcome Back EAD Picnic

Patriarche Park 960 Alton Rd., East Lansing, MI

  All EAD students, families, and pets are welcome! RSVP by Tuesday, September 5th online through HALE Happenings

Knowledge for Sale: The Neoliberal Takeover of Higher Education

Room 61, Kellogg Hotel & Conference Center 219 S. Harrison Road, E. Lansing, MI

A new philosophy of higher education has taken hold in institutions around the world. Its supporters disavow the pursuit of knowledge for its own sake and argue that the only knowledge worth pursuing is that with more or less immediate market value. Every other kind of learning is downgraded, its budget cut. In "Knowledge forā€¦ Read More »