The Leadership Fellowship is a year-long, cohort-based program housed in the office of Graduate Student Life & Wellness. It was created to build a stronger and more connected graduate student community at MSU by supporting and providing space for graduate and professional student leaders to engage in change-oriented projects. Fellows aim to increase belonging and […]
Check out this COGS article published in the State News in 1967!
Applications are now open for three International Studies & Programs scholarships and grant opportunities. Because COVID limited travel plans in previous years, we will be able to distribute more funding for the Claffey Meyer grant than ever before. Claffey Meyer International Travel Grant This award provides financial assistance to domestic students who intend to travel […]
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On Feb 2, MSU College of Osteopathic Medicine kicks off the Slavery to Freedom lecture series featuring Marley Dias, Dr. Angela Davis, and Dr. Freeman Hrabowski. Attend the in-person or livestream options throughout the month of February. Register for free at http://bit.ly/STF-2023.
Have you ever wondered what a career in media can look like? WKAR Talks is a series of panels where MSU students will have the opportunity to connect with WKAR employees over their careers in media. WKAR Public Media is part of Michigan State University, a division of MSU College of Communication Arts & Sciences. […]
The Wellness Ambassador Program is a 6-week workshop series in which leaders from various wellness-related units on campus have conversations with wellness ambassadors (graduate students) about wellbeing. The program aims to cultivate a space for international graduate students and those who work with international graduate students where they can discuss culturally responsive tools to advocate […]
Funds of knowledge (Fk) are historically accumulated practices and values found in immigrant households that are passed down from generation to generation and used as tools for survival to resist inequality (Ramos & Kiyama, 2021; Velez-Ibanez, 1992; Velez- Ibanez & Greenberg, 1995). Scholars in educational research who study Fk argue that Fk should be central […]
Thursday, March 16th, 4-5PM Chittenden Hall, room 110 COGS Graduate Welfare Committee will host this in-person workshop, facilitated by Dr. Lori Skibbe, Professor, Human Development & Family Studies, offering practical information and engaged discussion. There will be snacks and a chance to meet other graduate students from across campus. All graduate & professional students welcome! Please Register Here Workshop Description: […]
Save the Date: Sunday, March 19, 2023, 2-4 PM No experience required – just come out and have fun! Exclusively for MSU graduate/professional students and their accompanied guests. FREE – Skate rental included. Munn Ice Arena – 509 Birch Rd, @MSU
