Scholars in the field of international higher education will discuss issues related to international student labor in the U.S. and Canada. Panelists will discuss policies related to treatment, right, limitations of international student labor, and their contributions to the host and home country. VIRTUAL EVENT: Register to attend via Zoom
The Office for International Students and Scholars (OISS) is hosting an Academic Support Unit Resource Fair at our signature event, Coffee Hour, in the Cross Roads Food Court in the International Center. Coffee hour usually draws around 50 students, scholars, and community members from a variety of countries, cultures, and academic programs. We provide this space⊠Read More »
This is the first in a specialized series hosted by the College of Education's Office of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion to support educators, health professionals and families with addressing youth trauma. The series is being offered in person (252 Erickson Hall) and online and is open to the public. The moderator is Interim Associate Dean⊠Read More »
This is the second in a specialized series hosted by the College of Education's Office of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion to support educators, health professionals and families with addressing youth trauma. The series is being offered in person and online and is open to the public. Featured speaker: Mei-Ling Malone, California State University - Fullerton.⊠Read More »
The College of Education Support Staff Advisory Committee will meet twice a month in Erickson Hall.
Getting back to work after a tragedy has a lot of unique challenges. You may feel that your cognitive, emotional, and physical capacities have been stretched beyond their limitâand you still have work to get done for your program, assistantships, etc. This session will be focused on building skills to help regain our ability to focus⊠Read More »
Panelists â Curtis Lewis (Department of Teacher Education); Greta McHaney (Resolution Services Center of Central Michigan), Brandon Lane (Black Male Educators Alliance) Moderator â Terry Flennaugh
Associate Dean Kristine Bowman is hosting two guided meditation sessions for College of Education grad students. These sessions will last about 10 minutes and you are invited to stay on the call to chat (about other resources or supports youâd like to see, how youâre feeling, or anything else thatâs on your mind). If youâd just like to drop-in⊠Read More »
This is the third in a specialized series hosted by the College of Education's Office of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion to support educators, health professionals and families with addressing youth trauma. The series is being offered in person and online and is open to the public. Featured speaker: Brian N. Williams, University of Virginia. Register⊠Read More »
Associate Dean Kristine Bowman is hosting two guided meditation sessions for College of Education grad students. These sessions will last about 10 minutes and you are invited to stay on the call to chat (about other resources or supports youâd like to see, how youâre feeling, or anything else thatâs on your mind). If youâd just like to drop-in⊠Read More »
