A new opportunity for graduate students with an interest in student activities including, but not limited to programming, student government, Greek Life, student organizations, leadership programs, and community service has been developed by the National Association for Campus Activities (NACA). The program is called eNGAGE, which stands for NACA Graduate Apprenticeship Experience. Their vision is host professional⊠Read More »
Interested in gaining experiencing with teaching a semester long course? EAD 315: Student Leadership Training is recruiting instructors to undergraduate students for Spring 2019. The course is an interactive lab course that introduces students to leadership story, skills, skills, self-awareness, communication, and diversity. This is a mentored teaching apprenticeship and instructors will receive ongoing support⊠Read More »
The Council on Ethnic Participationâs (CEP) Mentor-ProtĂ©gĂ© Program (MPP) invites you (graduate students, early career faculty, administrators, and senior faculty) to submit an application for participation in the 2018  CEP Mentor-ProtĂ©gĂ© Program. The CEPâs Mentor-ProtĂ©gĂ© Program (MPP) is intended to provide members of racially/ethnically minoritized populations with mutually beneficial mentoring relationships. To facilitate this process,⊠Read More »
Starting this year Graduate Student Life & Wellness will not be providing graduate specific group fitness classes for our graduate students. Instead, they have fitness memberships and group fitness passes available at a discounted rate. They went on sale 08/19 and are selling fast, so if you are just finding out, visit Chittenden soon!
 The Ingham County Adolescent Diversion project has been providing quality, individual services to young people in Ingham County since 1976. The program is a cooperative effort between Michigan State and Ingham County, in which MSU students are trained to provide the services to the youth and family. To sign-up to be a mentor this⊠Read More »
Dear Graduate Students, In December 2017, Michigan State University is implementing a new research compliance system, ClickTM, to manage its Institutional Review Board (IRB) activities. This will affect graduate students with current and future human subjectsâ research applications and protocols. ClickTM will help streamline the compliance process and enhance security and application transparency for student⊠Read More »
The Council of Graduate Students is selling meal accesses to MSU graduate and professional students at a discounted rate of only $7.00 per access! On Sale Saturday, August 20 at 10 AM. Use Meal accesses to bring friends, family and guests to eat with you in the dining halls. Meal plans donât expire*âyou can use⊠Read More »
Hello, My name is Jason Lynch, doctoral candidate in the Higher Education program at Old Dominion University in Norfolk, VA. I am writing to you today in hopes that you might assist me in my dissertation pilot study by participating in a 10 minute survey. I would also be deeply grateful if you would consider distributing this email⊠Read More »
From May 9th through July 31st 2016, MSU Police will perform the annual campus bike cleanup. Bikes that are not registered with a valid permit will be impounded whether they are attached to a bicycle rack or not. Impoundment will also include bikes that are in disrepair and not locked to a bicycle rack.⊠Read More »
This survey  asks graduate students to document  their experiences in regards to the research climate at MSU. Here is a link to the survey for your reference, https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/R8DRY8Z If you have any questions, please contact Jeff Croff Research Administrator Michigan State University Office of the Vice President for Research and Graduate Studies Phone: 517.884.7991
