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MSU Education Policy Innovation Collaborative wins share of $10 million grant to launch national school choice research center

July 17, 2018

Michigan State University is part of a new national research center on school choice policy. The National Center for Research on Education Access and Choice, or REACH, funded by a $10 million grant from the U.S. Department of Education’s Institute of Education Sciences, will produce cutting-edge research on charter schools, school vouchers and other choice… Read More »

Improving math teaching through discourse: PD materials available

July 9, 2018

Math teachers in middle and high schools across the nation could improve communication in their classroom—and therefore student learning—through new materials developed by Michigan State University researchers. These tools for transforming discourse, which also have been used in teacher preparation courses, were created and tested in partnership with about 150 secondary teachers over five years.… Read More »

Advancing research: Sport and exercise psychology book features MSU scholars

July 2, 2018

The latest installment of a widely used sport and exercise psychology resource for scholars features strong representation from Michigan State University, including current and former faculty and alumni. The fourth edition of “Advances in Sport and Exercise Psychology” (Human Kinetics, 2019) was published in June, and includes top international authors covering a span of research… Read More »

School Psychology program extends national accreditation

June 25, 2018

Students work on a project for school psychology curriculum.

School Psychology program extends national accreditation

The doctoral program in School Psychology at Michigan State University has earned national accreditation from the American Psychological Association (APA) through 2027. This recognition was formalized in April 2018 through the APA’s Commission on Accreditation, certifying the program has a faculty group, curriculum, ongoing process monitoring and student outcome data that fully and clearly meet… Read More »

Certo receives HARP grant to research Italian immigrant experience

June 19, 2018

Migration, family, frugality, superstition, religion and food. These are just a few of the topics that will be covered in an upcoming full-length poetry collection by Associate Professor Janine Certo, intertwining personal and historical narratives. The project will be funded by a Humanities and Arts Research Program (HARP) Development grant, an MSU program for faculty conducting… Read More »

Global connections: Richmond named Fulbright Specialist

June 5, 2018

Professor Gail Richmond is taking her expertise and research to Israel in summer 2018 as part of her new designation as a Fulbright Specialist. Richmond traveled overseas in May to connect with, collaborate with and learn from educational and community leaders. She is primarily based at Technion — Israel Institute of Technology in Haifa, where she… Read More »

Kinesiology grad earns prestigious, national award

May 22, 2018

Christopher Hill, a 2018 alumnus of Michigan State University, was recently recognized with the prestigious American Kinesiology Association (AKA) National Doctoral Scholar Award. The annual AKA Scholar Awards recognize doctoral scholars at the national level for their accomplishments; Hill was recognized as the top student scholar with the most distinguished academic and leadership record among… Read More »

Fostering research: Wallace receives MSU administrator award

May 20, 2018

Marcy Wallace has been recognized by Michigan State University for her outstanding efforts to advance the university’s research mission. The Unit Research Administrator Spotlight Award celebrates individuals for both their contributions and quality of their work. Wallace, director of the Institute for Research on Teaching and Learning (IRTL) in the College of Education, has nearly… Read More »

Recognizing excellence: Lathrop named Emerging Leader

May 15, 2018

Jake Lathrop, director of human resources and facilities for the Michigan State University College of Education, has been named an emerging leader in his field. Lathrop was one of six selected to receive the 2018 Midwest Region Emerging CUPA-HR Leader Award by CUPA-HR Midwest. The College and University Professional Association for Human Resources (CUPA-HR) celebrates… Read More »

Learn, Explore, Create, Share: MAET course recognized as best online at MSU

May 8, 2018

When issues in the classroom can seem overwhelming to teachers and leaders in education, the Michigan State University College of Education has an answer. Take a master’s-level course: Applying Educational Technology to Practice (CEP 812), which was recently recognized as the Best Fully Online Course at MSU in the annual AT&T Faculty and Staff Award Competition in… Read More »

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MSU Education Policy Innovation Collaborative wins share of $10 million grant to launch national school choice research center

Improving math teaching through discourse: PD materials available

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School Psychology program extends national accreditation

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Global connections: Richmond named Fulbright Specialist

Kinesiology grad earns prestigious, national award

Fostering research: Wallace receives MSU administrator award

Recognizing excellence: Lathrop named Emerging Leader

Learn, Explore, Create, Share: MAET course recognized as best online at MSU

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