MSU CAPS recognizes the continued pandemic that is racial discrimination. We recognizeĀ that racial discrimination occurs on a frequent and ongoing basis, in a variety of ways,Ā for our MSU students. Many have been watching the trial of the police officer accused inĀ the death of George Floyd. These CAPS listening spaces are for students to process theirĀ feelings,ā¦ Read More »
Congratulations to the Class of 2021! Michigan State University is intending to host in-person graduation ceremonies for the Class of 2021 earning their bachelor's degree(s). NOTE: The university is still considering several different scenarios for spring 2021 commencement ceremonies. In all cases, the health and safety of our communities is our guiding principle. MSU andā¦ Read More »
MSUās College of Education invites you to learn more about the Master of Arts in Education (MAED) at the programās 2022 virtual open house. This fully online masterās program is designed for all educators who want to develop their professional practice through advanced online study related to teaching, learning, and leadership. The programās more thanā¦ Read More »
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To Lead in the Spirit of Our Work: Black Women (Re)Member In honor of Dr. Sonya Gunnings-Motonās significant contributions to diversity and equity in the MSU College of Education, we are proud to announce the Inaugural Dr. Sonya Gunnings-Moton Lecture featuring Dr. Cynthia B. Dillard (Nana Mansa II of Mpeasem, Ghana, West Africa). Dr. Dillardā¦ Read More »
Join the second annualĀ Michigan State University Juneteenth CelebrationĀ on Friday, June 17, 2022, from 5-9 p.m. at theĀ Breslin Center. JuneteenthĀ (abbreviation for June 19th) isĀ a federal holiday in the United States commemorating the emancipation of enslaved African Americans. The celebration's theme ofĀ AFROFUTURISMĀ centers Black history to envision futures of Black liberation. The event will feature theĀ Harlem RenaissanceĀ andĀ IdlewildĀ student artā¦ Read More »
The Michigan State University College of Education and the Office of K-12 Outreach presents the second annual Community Conversation: How to Support Michigan's Black Male Students in 2023. Registration is required. This event was created to supply educators and the local community with the latest cutting-edge research-based information to support Michigan Black males to becomeā¦ Read More »
You are invited to an informational session about our 2023 Urban Immersion Fellowship Program! WHAT IS IT? PAID summer opportunity in collaboration with the Detroit Public Schools Community District (DPSCD) summer school and Detroit community agencies. Further details provided at this meeting. Stipend payment of $4,000 for program completion WHAT WILL I DO IN THEā¦ Read More »
Ā Supporting Michigan Black Males with Mindful Teaching Practices This professional development workshop focuses on Mindfulness as both a present and future-oriented Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) strategy rooted in problem-solving. Participants will engage in a unique, art and image-based process to uncover unconscious barriers in a non-confrontational way. Through this self-discovery, attendees will learn how toā¦ Read More »
Ā Interrogating Curricular Choices in Public Schools Ā In this talk, Martinez Kāawaika-meh, Laguna Pueblo (she/ella/kāuu), will use a case study involving a class assignment about heritage in September 2024 at a large public school in central New Mexico to highlight the ongoing curricular violence that Indigenous children and racially marginalized children continue to face in contemporaryā¦ Read More »
