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Resources Join us for the latest edition of the Center for Higher and Adult Education speaker series! "The First Amendment and Public Universities: Understanding the Law, Policy and Higher Education." The First Amendment has a long and important history within U.S. public universities. Protecting five basic freedoms (including freedom of speech), it ties directly to issues… Read More »
Are you working on an outreach or engagement journal article, grant proposal, book chapter, thesis, dissertation, curriculum or portfolio? Would some quiet space and time away from your office help? Participants should plan to write for the full amount of time, bring their own laptop and power cord. Write-ins start with goal-setting for the day… Read More »
Youth Participatory Action Research (YPAR), in its most basic form, is a revolutionary act of education in which students lead their own action research projects about some type of injustice that is plaguing them and their communities. This symposium features presentations by youth co-researchers from three separate YPAR collaborations with MSU College of Education faculty… Read More »
A talk from Dr. Christina Dobbs, assistant professor in English Education at Boston University, whose research interests are in academic language development, specifically how students use academic language when writing persuasive essays, and in professional development for secondary teachers.
Explore Kinesiology research by taking a tour through the PLAY'd Lab. PLAY'd—Physical Activity in Youth With Disabilities Laboratory—is directed by Assistant Professor Janet Hauck. The lab is located in room 21A in the lower level of the IM Circle Building. Some information on the lab: The lab studies children and infant movement, development and body… Read More »
Please join the Office of International Studies in Education for the second brown bag in their fall 2017 series about international research. At this talk, a panel of doctoral students from the College of Education will share their experiences in preparing for and conducting research in different international contexts. This is a great opportunity for… Read More »
Join MSU College of Education alumni, faculty, staff and friends as we celebrate being "Uniquely Spartan." Our annual Homecoming tent party will include food, fun and music from the college's band, Against School Violence. Admission and boxed lunches will be available to all attendees (gluten-free and vegetarian options available). Excited to join us? Share your… Read More »
A talk from Dr. Kathy Ganske, research professor in the Department of Teaching and Learning at Vanderbilt University who focuses on word study, children’s orthographic/spelling and vocabulary knowledge and development, writing instruction and elementary teachers’ literacy development.
Title: "Hybrid Spaces and Third Places for Scientizing with Mobile, Wearable, & Community Technologies" Speaker: Tamara (Tammy) Clegg, assistant professor from the University of Maryland Abstract: Emerging technologies have the potential to enable new forms of hybrid spaces for promoting scientizing experiences, where science practice can become deeply intertwined with learners’ everyday lives, cultures and… Read More »
There are a variety of summer opportunities available for students. Programs are hosted by colleges and universities around the United States and they provide an intensive research experience on a particular topic within a scholarly discipline. For undergraduates with plans for graduate or professional school after MSU, summer research provides the opportunity to expand your… Read More »
Are you working on an outreach or engagement journal article, grant proposal, book chapter, thesis, dissertation, curriculum or portfolio? Would some quiet space and time away from your office help? Participants should plan to write for the full amount of time, bring their own laptop and power cord. Write-ins start with goal-setting for the day… Read More »
Part of the #ITeachMSU series. Join us for an opportunity to build community and grow in teaching for learning and student success at MSU. This inaugural, three-part #ITeachMSU series will provide immersive opportunities for you to share and learn together in your work providing feedback to students. Participants will work with MSU faculty who are… Read More »
Making KIN-nections: Exploring Kinesiology Career Paths is a career exposure and networking event for undergraduate students at Michigan State University sponsored by the Department of Kinesiology. This event gives students the opportunity to network with professionals, kinesiology research labs and student organizations to learn more about kinesiology-related career options in health, wellness, fitness, sport and… Read More »
