Welcome to the registration for the MSU College of Education Alumni Board’s annual Get-A-Job Practice Interviews event! This networking opportunity is open to all current MSU fifth-year Teacher Preparation Program interns. This popular event helps you to prepare for the interview season by practicing your interview skills with professional teachers and administrators. EVENT REGISTRATION If you… Read More »
This virtual space, led by Liv Furman, invites participants to re-conceptualize the self by bringing copies of published works, pictures, assignments, or any print work. Participants will use their materials with provided supplies to create a zine that reflects their story and journey. While this space focuses on exploring educator identities, it is open to… Read More »
Associate Dean for Research Emily Bouck will be hosting a conversation related AI and Education on Tuesday 3/11 from 11am-12pm in 133F Erickson Hall.
What is our brand, and why is it important? What resources can (and should) you use? This presentation for College of Education faculty, staff and graduate students will include information on: University, college and unit logos/wordmarks University and college templates Tools and resources Presented by: Trevor Hawks, multimedia designer on the Communications team If you… Read More »
College of Education faculty and graduate students are invited to join the next session of the Community of Practice on Culturally Relevant Pedagogy, scheduled for Wednesday, March 12th at 10am in Erickson, Room 133G. The theme for this session is 'Cultural Competence'. Participants will engage in community discussion, resource sharing and learn from the invited… Read More »
Early math learning is crucial for children's future academic success. The latest brief from the Big Ten Early Learning Alliance, authored by David Purpura and Patrick Ehrman from Purdue University, explores state early learning standards in mathematics across the 14 states with Big Ten universities. Additionally, the Alliance is hosting a webinar on Wednesday, March… Read More »
Each month, CIRCLE hosts an interdisciplinary write in. CIRCLE will provide a quiet space for work, snacks and good company. When available, a second room will be provided for collaboration and discussion. For those interested in a hybrid format, please use the CIRCLE Hybrid Event Zoom link. This month we also celebrate World Pi Day!… Read More »
Join other MSU educators in this learning community to explore how instructors’ academic freedom and free speech intersect in the classroom context. Meetings may be online or in person and will be facilitated by members of the Provost’s working group on Academic Freedom and Free Speech. The goal is to create a community of practice… Read More »
Confronting Imperial Evasion in Teacher Education This talk will focus on imperial evasion- the practice of denying imperialism and its effects on schooling and beyond- and the imperative of challenging it in teacher education. Drawing on research and personal experiences, the speakers will discuss students' engagement with a course on migration and education, how imperial… Read More »
Slavery to Freedom: An American Odyssey MSU College of Osteopathic Medicine Annual Dr. William G. Anderson Lecture Series gives the community opportunities to interact with multicultural leaders from education, business, industry, entertainment and government. For 25 years, this series has featured living icons of the American Civil Rights Movement. In this session: Joan Mulholland and… Read More »
All College of Education faculty and graduate students are invited to join the next session of the Community of Practice on Culturally Relevant Pedagogy scheduled for Friday, March 21st 10am in Erickson, Room 133G. The theme for this session is "Critical Consciousness." Participants will engage in community discussion, resource sharing and learn from our invited… Read More »
Do you have a great idea for a community engagement journal article, but aren’t sure where you might publish it? Would you like to branch out beyond disciplinary journals to interdisciplinary community engagement journals, but don’t know where to start? If so, join this session for part two of this two-part series, where participants will… Read More »
Participants will examine the relational (i.e. rank, age, disciplinary hierarchies), institutional and physical dynamics of interdisciplinary collaboration. Paying special attention to power within these dynamics the workshop will explore how we navigate collaborations as empowered/disempowered individuals and help develop tools and strategics for understanding and mitigating hierarchies. Participants will also develop skills to manage moments… Read More »
This experiential workshop is a pedagogical approach aimed at facilitating trust in the classroom and building authentic relationships that bridge cultural divides created by real and perceived differences. Grounded in Indigenous storytelling practices, community circles promote empathetic listening, reflection, and the humanization of all people. Participants will engage in group interactions and 1:1 conversation, led… Read More »
How Research Partnerships Led Me to Abandon Guided Reading Small group instruction at the instructional level has long been the mainstay of reading education, and curricula based in that practice continue to dominate the educational materials marketplace. Sharon Walpole will describe her journey away from that practice. She began by replacing guided reading groups with… Read More »
Co-hosted by MSU IT and the Office of Diversity, Inclusion and Community Partnerships (DICP), this Accessibility Cafe will allow instructors to bring their questions and work with a specialist to remediate their D2L courses. Register here.
Hosted by the Office of Diversity, Inclusion and Community Partnerships (DICP), this workshop will be addressing the common mistakes found on course D2L sites. Participants will learn how to remediate these accessibility errors that hinder students from the most user-friendly experience. Register here.
