Bridging Borders: Perspectives on Global Postsecondary Research, Teaching and Learning How can educators navigate global challenges in postsecondary education and beyond? Panelists will share insights on balancing worldwide priorities with local needs, the impact of current events on their work and well-being and fostering cross-border collaboration. Learn about the practical ways to think beyond a… Read More »
All College of Education faculty and graduate students are invited to join the first session of the Community of Practice on Culturally Relevant Pedagogy scheduled for Friday, January 31 at 10am in Erickson Hall, Room 252. Light snacks will be provided. RSVP Here. What to expect: Community building Self-reflection and group discussions Resource sharing for… Read More »
This workshop will focus on approaches to interdisciplinary collaborative processes. Workshop participants will gain familiarity with theories and methodologies central to interdisciplinary collaborative process; practice activities that can support collaborative communication, learning, integration and problem solving; and reflect on how these practices can inform their own work. Drawing from design research, interdisciplinary studies, theatre and… Read More »
MSU is committed to international collaboration, but what does this look like in today’s complex compliance environment. Experts from MSU’s Office of Research and Innovation, Office of Sponsored Programs and Office of Research Regulatory Support will provide information and open dialogue about research compliance, restricted party screenings, cybersecurity and more – all to support MSU… Read More »
Liberatory Practices through Art: Using Zines to Interrogate our Educator Identity Zines are intended to capture ideas and stories creatively, often not captured through empirical publishing outlets. This community space invites participants to re-conceptualize the self by inviting individuals to bring copies of published works, pictures, assignments or any print work that reflects who they… Read More »
Faculty Careers in International Higher Education The Office of International Studies in Education is organizing a Career Development Series for graduate students interested in internationally focused education careers. The series will take place during the month of February (February 5, 13, and 20th) and feature a number of great speakers who will share about their journeys… 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? Join these write-ins held on the first Friday of the month for three hours of dedicated writing time to advance your community-engaged scholarship. Participants should… Read More »
Social media isn't just for sharing food pictures or snapshots with Sparty. It can also promote your research! Learn about best practices and strategies for promoting your research on social media. This session will primarily cover LinkedIn and X/Twitter. Open to all College of Education faculty, staff and graduate students. Presented by: Marco Schimizzi, digital communications manager… Read More »
International Development & NGOS The Office of International Studies in Education is organizing a Career Development Series for graduate students interested in internationally focused education careers. The series will take place during the month of February (February 5, 13, and 20th) and feature a number of great speakers who will share about their journeys and helpful… Read More »
The NSF CAREER Part 1: Before You Write webinar is the first in a two-part series about NSF CAREER proposals. If you are thinking about the NSF CAREER proposals, or just getting started, this webinar is for you. Get an overview of the basics of the NSF CAREER program, including eligibility and expectations. You will learn… Read More »
