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Do You Have Anything to Declare: The Passport Photo Project

MSU Union Art Gallery 40 Abbott Road, Rm 230, East Lansing, MI

Join the MSU Union Art Gallery in celebrating the opening of Do You Have Anything to Declare? an exhibition featuring The Passport Photo Project by Vivek Vellanki. In this exhibition, Vellanki explores his interest in photography by troubling the relationship between passport photos and the identities of immigrants and refugees. Vellanki is a Ph.D. candidate in the… Read More »

University Closed

Michigan State University will be closed in observance of Independence Day (July 4). MSU and the College of Education will be available during regular business hours on Monday, July 6.

Research Colloquium: Katherine Nieweglowski

Online (via Zoom or similar)

KATHERINE NIEWEGLOWSKI, MS, CRC, LPC DOCTORAL CANDIDATE ILLINOIS INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY November 30, 2020 Mon 11:15AM-12:15PM https://msu.zoom.us/j/266011692 ADDRESSING STIGMA AND QUALITY OF LIFE FOR PEOPLE WITH DISABILITIES The evolution of Katherine’s research has focused on combating the stigma of mental illness leading to examining differences in substance use disorders. Her work will expand on this… Read More »

CED Fellowship Info Session

Online (via Zoom or similar)

The College of Education's Associate Dean for Academic and Student Affairs Kristine L. Bowman will host an open forum about two funding programs. This session will include summaries about the programs and an opportunity to ask questions. The session will be recorded. Summer Research Development Fellowship (SRDF): $6,000 fellowships support students just completing their first… Read More »

Writing Grant Proposals for Intl. Dissertation Research

Online (via Zoom or similar)

This free virtual webinar is open to all MSU graduate students—US and international —planning to write proposals for funding dissertation or pre-dissertation research abroad for deadlines in 2020 or 2021. Grants to be discussed include Fulbright-Hays Doctoral Dissertation Research Abroad Grants, SSRC/ACLS International Dissertation Research Fellowships, NSF, and Ford Minority Fellowships. (Note that applicants for… Read More »

Writing A Dissertation During a Pandemic

Online (via Zoom or similar)

Please join the Chicano/Latino Studies (CLS) Program for a Virtual Coffee/Tea Chat on the dissertation journey. During this hour-long chat, panelists will talk about their own experiences and challenges, including how they have kept themselves motivated during a pandemic. Register here! Featured speakers: Christian V. Ramirez—successfully defended his dissertation in Feb. 2021 (CLS and Sociology dual… Read More »

Doctoral Dissertation Defense: Bret Staudt Willet

Online (via Zoom or similar)

EPET Ph.D. candidate Bret Staudt Willet will defend his dissertation titled “'I Filled a Lot of Gaps': How and Why New Teachers Expand Induction Support Systems with Social Media.” All are welcome to join. Please contact Bret directly for Zoom information: staudtwi@msu.edu

Dissertation Defense: Paul Reimer

Online (via Zoom or similar)

EPET doctoral candidate Paul Reimer will defend the dissertation titled “Serious Work through Play: Teaching and Learning Spatial Reasoning in Early Childhood."The community is warmly welcomed to attend this event. Register Here!

Jonathan Bower's Dissertation Defense, happening on February 21 at 2:30 p.m. in the CREATE for STEM Seminar Space.

“Supporting Students and Teachers with Testing and Debugging in the Context of Computational Systems Modeling”

CREATE for STEM Seminar Space 620 Farm Ln, East Lansing, MI

In-person event for Jonathon Bower's Dissertation Defense. (To join by Zoom, please register here) About Jonathon's Dissertation: To make sense of our interconnected and algorithm-driven world, students increasingly need proficiency with computational thinking (CT), systems thinking (ST), and computational modeling. One aspect of computational modeling that can support students with CT, ST, and modeling is… Read More »

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“Relating Momentary and Dispositional Motivational Processes: A DSEM Analysis of Motivation among College-level Statistics Students”

133F, Erickson Hall 620 Farm Ln, East Lansing, MI

A dissertation defense by John Keane titled: "Relating Momentary and Dispositional Motivational Processes: A DSEM Analysis of Motivation among College-level Statistics Students." Presentation will be held in 133F Erickson Hall or via Zoom. Please reach out to epetphd@msu.edu for Zoom link.