This fall, the college will once again recognize an exceptional alum from each of the four departments –Counseling, Educational Psychology & Special Education (CEPSE), Educational Administration, Kinesiology and Teacher Education– as 2025 Alumni Award recipients. New to 2025, the college will also celebrate a Young Alumni awardee. Submit a Nomination. Contact alumni relations coordinator Ryan… Read More »
Thomas Gooding is a candidate for the Fixed-Term Assistant Professor in Exercise Physiology Search in the Department of Kinesiology. Gooding is a postdoctoral research fellow in occupational sleep medicine at Washington State University, where he earned his doctorate in Nutrition & Exercise Physiology. Biography: Originally from Paw Paw, MI, Thomas Gooding is a postdoctoral… 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.
The AI in Education Community of Practice (CoP) is a three-part discussion series exploring the evolving role of artificial intelligence in teaching, research and higher education policy. As AI tools continue to develop, this series will provide a space for faculty, graduate instructors and researchers to engage in conversations about how AI is currently being… Read More »
Hosted by the Office of Diversity, Inclusion and Community Partnerships (DICP), this workshop will focus on remediating the common mistakes found within College of Education digital accessibility audits. Register here.
As part of the 2024-25 Education Policy Speaker Series, this hybrid session will feature a presentation from Leslie Finger. Please contact Bailey Padgett for Zoom information. Speaker: Leslie Finger - Finger is an Assistant Professor of Political Science within the University of North Texas College of Liberal Arts and Social Sciences. Her research focuses on… Read More »
Would scheduling regular, specific times to write about your outreach or engagement work be helpful? If so, please join this three-hour session of dedicated time to advance your scholarship. Past participants have written journal articles, grant proposals, book chapters, theses or dissertations, curricula, pieces for public audiences and community engagement portfolios. Participants should plan to… Read More »
Join other MSU educators in a 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 »
Spend a full day with MSU's broader impacts consultants to work on the broader impacts plan for your next NSF proposal. The retresat will start at 10 a.m. with a quick overview of the fundamentals of broader impacts and an introduction to the ARIS Broader Impacts Toolkit, a suite of online tools to assist you… Read More »
Rigor and Reproducibility in Research NIH and other funding agencies are requiring comprehensive strategies for proper research methods and procedures, and the presentation of research data. These include applying rigor, minimizing bias, and maximizing reproducibility in all efforts. This workshop will discuss means by which to address these within quantitative and qualitative research. The primary… Read More »
Join other MSU educators in a 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 »
Please join this orientation session for new College of Education hires, hosted by the College of Education Human Resources team. All newly hired College of Education faculty, academic and support staff employees are welcome to attend this session. These sessions will be held monthly in 133F Erickson Hall from 9:00 a.m – 11:00 a.m.
We have more than 60,000 College of Education alumni! Get to know who they are, where they live — and how you can best communicate with them. Plus, hear about ongoing initiatives from the Office of Development and Alumni Relations and how you can complement their work. Open to all College of Education faculty, staff and graduate… Read More »
The AI in Education Community of Practice (CoP) is a three-part discussion series exploring the evolving role of artificial intelligence in teaching, research and higher education policy. As AI tools continue to develop, this series will provide a space for faculty, graduate instructors and researchers to engage in conversations about how AI is currently being… Read More »
Parent Engagement and Partnerships in Early Childhood: Research from Across the Big Ten Parent engagement is an umbrella term used to describe the social dynamics and interaction patterns between families and schools. Parent engagement, broadly defined, is associated with positive social emotional and academic outcomes in young children. However, research shows that parent engagement remains… Read More »
Topic: COMMUNICATING FOR UNDERSTANDING Presenter: Teresia Hagelberger, Director, Office of Faculty and Academic Staff Affairs APRIL 17, 2025 I 12-1 P.M. ERICKSON HALL, CONFERENCE ROOM 252 OR ZOOM
The MSU College of Education Alumni Board and Office of Alumni Relations once again welcome volunteers from the community to staff snack tables at Erickson Hall and IM Circle the week prior to Final Exams. This is an opportunity to connect with students as well as fellow alums and friends of the college. The students, faculty and… Read More »
Please join the Michigan State University College of Education at our annual AERA celebration, a special evening to connect, celebrate and engage with fellow Spartans and education scholars in the heart of Denver, Colorado! Get ready to groove! Our event will feature Hot Lunch Band, bringing their signature funk and dance beats to the stage.… Read More »
Non-Disclosure Agreements, Intellectual Property and Export Controls (RCR-3648-ILTVC) This workshop will review (i) non-disclosure agreements and (ii) the different types of intellectual property created in the academic setting namely copyrights, patents, trademarks and trade secrets. The workshop will also introduce the participants to Export Control regulations. Export Controls are U.S. laws that regulate and restrict… Read More »
Symposium Two: Big questions for the academic profession at public research universities Wednesday, April 30, 2025 - 12:00 (noon)-1:30 PM (ET) Click here to register via Zoom. Speakers include: Noah Finkelstein, Professor of Physics & Co-Director of the Network of STEM Education Centers; University of Colorado, Leslie D. Gonzales, Professor of Higher Education & Director… Read More »
The AI in Education Community of Practice (CoP) is a three-part discussion series exploring the evolving role of artificial intelligence in teaching, research and higher education policy. As AI tools continue to develop, this series will provide a space for faculty, graduate instructors and researchers to engage in conversations about how AI is currently being… Read More »
MSU’s College of Education invites you to learn more about the Master of Science in Sport Coaching, Leadership, & Administration at our next virtual open house. If you are a current or aspiring coach, athletic director, sport administrator or leader in a sport-related field, this fully online master’s degree can help you take the next… Read More »
