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Special Presentation: Dr. David Feldon

252, Erickson Hall 620 Farm Ln, East Lansing, MI

Title: Leveraging Expertise: Advancing STEM Education for Undergraduates Abstract: Postsecondary STEM education is built upon transactions driven by expertise—faculty work to articulate their knowledge and skills in ways that are accessible to students, and students actively choose to invest their efforts toward developing expertise through their selection and pursuit of professional pathways. Thus, effective undergraduate… Read More »

Equity & Learning While Abroad

Room 50, MSU Union 49 Abbot Road, East Lansing, MI

"Equity & Learning While Abroad: Being Mindful of the Local Global Dynamics" Global and intercultural learning is an essential component of education abroad; however, educators must also attend to intragroup diversity. Creating an inclusive study abroad program is more than having a diverse group of participants; it is about ensuring that the program environment provides… Read More »

Teaching & Learning Conference & Spring Summit

The MSU Teaching and Learning Conference and the Student Success Summit leverage the campus community’s collective skills and knowledge about teaching, learning, and administrative processes to advance student persistence and success, and benefit the entire university community. Collectively, the conference and summit seek to: Actively engage participants Reflect current evidence-based practice Stimulate personal and professional… Read More »

2018 Summer Reading Lab Series for K-12 Teachers

Michigan State University, Snyder Phillips Hall 361 Physics Rd., East Lansing, MI

LINGUISTICALLY RESPONSIVE INSTRUCTION FOR IMMIGRANT & REFUGEE YOUTH: CRITICAL PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT This free workshop for K-12 teachers, from July 9-12 and July 16-19, will focus on how to facilitate emergent bilinguals’ reading comprehension and meaning-making through discussions of informational texts in content area classrooms. Teachers will spend each morning observing Carrie Symons’s class as she… Read More »

#ITeachMSU Talks

The Hub, Wells Hall 620 Farm Lane, East Lansing, MI

The #ITeachMSU Talks are a series of breakout-style sessions focusing on a variety of topics centered around teaching and learning. Sessions will vary in style, facilitators, and size, but are intended to create a space for dialogue around teaching and practice for student success. TOPICS INCLUDE Facilitating Dialogues on Race (3:00 - 5:00 p.m.) Using… Read More »

Leadership for All Learners Institute

East Lansing Marriott at University Place 300 MAC Avenue, East Lansing, MI

The Leadership for All Learners Institute is a two-day professional learning event designed to provide school leaders with the tools to foster growth and better understand the needs of both teachers and students in order to improve teaching and learning. Participate in sessions with Peter DeWitt, Jenni Donohoo, Ricky Robertson, and Moses Velasco that will… Read More »

Making Global Learning & Research Possible

MSU Library 366 W Circle Drive, East Lansing, MI

Graduate students in our college will share their insight and experiences about how they’ve made their own globally and internationally-oriented learning possible, through their research opportunities, courses and more. This panel event will be an opportunity for conversation that can help individuals think about charting a course of study that works for those with wide-ranging… Read More »

Classes Begin

Classes begin for the 2020-2021 academic year at Michigan State University.

As part of the Teaching & Learning with Generative AI series, this session will explore "Generative AI and Advanced Science Learning for Real-world Knowledge Application."
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Teaching & Learning with Generative AI Series

Virtual on Zoom

This talk will explore the broader applications of generative AI in education, focusing on how it can create dynamic, personalized and multi-perspectival learning environments that foster deeper understanding and knowledge transfer. It also presents a research study examining how AI-driven, case-based learning, grounded in Cognitive Flexibility Theory (CFT), compares to traditional linear methods in helping… Read More »

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HALE MA Speaker Series

Virtual on Zoom

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 »