EAD honors the distinguished career for Dr. James Fairweather Sponsors: Department of Educational Administration Audiences: Program Participants and Stakeholders Only The symposium kicks off at 12:30pm and will feature discussions on: faculty productivity & the academic labor market undergraduate reform & STEM education access for students with special needs, and the role of higher education in society… Read More »
Policy and Technology for Employment for People with Physical Disabilities Join us for the inaugural Grebner Family Endowed Symposium on New Initiatives in Innovative Research, Technology, and Scholarly Pursuits in Rehabilitation Counseling. The new annual event, supported by an endowed fund, will examine cutting-edge methods to support persons with disabilities. The 2016 symposium will focus… Read More »
The symposium will support your research by providing the following information and opportunities: • Overview of the resources available through the college and university to support your research and grant activity • Information on a large number of grant opportunities (i.e., funding source, description of funding programs, application dates and processes) so that you have… Read More »
The African continent is home to the largest number of young people int he world—a "youth bulge" that is expected to grow in the coming decades. This interdisciplinary symposium is designed to foster new conversations among faculty, students, and community members about issues related to youth in Africa. This event is free and open to… Read More »
Reimagine & Transform: Connecting Research and Practice in Higher Education The Presidential Symposium co-sponsored by ASHE (Association for the Study of Higher Education) and ACPA: College Student Educators International will take place both on-site at Michigan State University and as a digital livestream event. The event will be hosted by the MSU Center for Higher… Read More »
The ascension of populist leaders (e.g., Jair Bolsonaro in Brazil, Donald Trump in the US, Gotabaya Rajapaksa in Sri Lanka) keenly supported by ethnoreligious and ethnolinguistic groups and movements in democratic societies is a global phenomenon in the past decade. In their struggle for power, neo-nationalist groups (e.g., Boko Haram in Nigeria, Buddhist-nationalists in Myanmar… Read More »
Supported by the Mildred B. Erickson Distinguished Chair in Higher, Adult, and Lifelong Education at Michigan State University, this symposium aims to highlight, advance, and invite dialogue about research on LGBTQIA2S+ issues in higher education. We are interested in the full range of LGBTQIA2S+ topics, including but not limited to scholarly inquiry about students, faculty, administrators, and… Read More »
Widely regarded for his leadership in higher education, Robert Ewigleben amassed a record of achievement during his more than 30 years as a teacher and administrator. This symposium aims to bring together experts, scholars, professionals and enthusiasts from various fields to engage in insightful discussions, share innovative ideas and foster collaborations. What does culture war… Read More »
The inaugural MSU Health Equity Symposium will be held October 25, 2024, at the MSU Kellogg Conference and Hotel Center. This symposium aims to bring together researchers from MSU, MSU Extension and the Henry Ford Health System to advance transdisciplinary research projects aligned with MSU's 2030 strategic plan goals, particularly those addressing health equity and… Read More »
Exploring the Public Research University Landscape Join Ann Austin and Brendan Cantwell for the first of a series of moderated symposia on the rapidly evolving socio-political landscape in which public research universities are operating. Registration is required. Register here. For more information, please visit chae.msu.edu/events or email CED.CHAE@msu.edu Speakers: Dominique J. Baker, Associate Professor of… Read More »
