Register now to attend! You’ll be able to see a great line up of student presentations, keynote, workshops and the 3-Minute Thesis competition! More information and registration form can be found on our GAC webpage: https://cogs.msu.edu/gac/
Need to relax from a busy week but still want to be social? Join us for a fun night of speed friending (via Zoom)!
You will have the chance to meet grad students outside of your department by being paired with different people throughout the event. There will be several rounds and interesting questions to get everyone talking.
RSVP Link: https://bit.ly/2RBgNKX
*Zoom Link will be emailed to you before 5pm on Friday 9/25.
Questions? Email us at office@cogs.msu.edu
Graduate & Professional Students: Sign up for the first-ever Virtual MSU Federal Credit Union Dinosaur Dash! The first 150 Grad Students will receive a discount! Use code MSUGRAD20 at check out for the discount. Courtesy of Graduate Student Life & Wellness and COGS.
Registration CLOSED as of October 4th. Grad/Professional student participants – make sure to post your photos on social media and us #MSUMuseum and #COGS
Wear a dinosaur costume, test your fitness, and enjoy a race experience while supporting the MSU Museum.
Sunday, October 4 – Saturday, October 10, 2020
Saturday, August 29, 2020 – 8:30am to 12:00pm
All NEW and RETURNING Graduate Students are invited to attend the Graduate School’s Virtual Welcoming and Resource Fair. COGS will be there! This year, the Graduate School Welcoming and Resource Fair will completely virtual, hosted on the grad.msu.edu website. Stop by the COGS Virtual booth from 10AM to Noon! Program and times for the various sessions can be found on https://grad.msu.edu/ResourceFair2020
Make sure to check our Fall Welcome page as the date nears for updates on welcome back to school events and activities.
The department of Student Life hosts a wide array of Fall Welcome activities for all students to enjoy! Make sure to check the website often for updates throughout the summer! https://studentlife.msu.edu/fall-welcome/events-fall-welcome/index.html
*COGS & Graduate School events will be listed with the above and HERE as well!
August 29th – Save the Date!
Saturday, August 29, 2020 – 8:30am to 12:00pm
All NEW and RETURNING Graduate Students are invited to attend the Graduate School’s Virtual Welcoming and Resource Fair. COGS will be there! This year, the Graduate School Welcoming and Resource Fair will completely virtual, hosted on the grad.msu.edu website. A few days prior to the date of the virtual event, the event page will be made public so that graduate students can become familiar with the content and groups represented, and choose what they want to tune in to on Saturday, August 29th. Times for the various sessions can be found on https://grad.msu.edu/events/graduate-school-welcoming-and-resource-fair-0
Make sure to check our Fall Welcome page as the date nears for updates on welcome back to school events and activities.
Join COGS, Graduate Student Life & Wellness and Impact Radio!
September 1st, 2020
6:00pm-7:00pm +
Join us for an evening full of virtual games and fun! There will be a variety of Jackbox Games and several breakout rooms for students to play in smaller groups. One lucky winner will receive a prize pack from Impact Radio. Tell your friends! Show up to meet new friends!
RSVP to receive the Zoom link here: https://bit.ly/COGSGameNight
For resources, recordings, and webinars to get you connected and keep you connected remotely during this time: Go to https://remote.msu.edu/
Also:
Keep up with MSU Re-opening updates: Together We Will
A fund established by the Office of the VP of Student Affairs and Services, known as the Support our Spartans Student Emergency Needs Fund for COVID-19 (SOS COVID-19 Fund), has been established to assist MSU students experiencing financial emergencies resulting from the global pandemic. Students may now submit applications for SOS COVID-19 Funds.
For clarity, SOS COVID-19 funds are internal and donor funds are being made available to relieve immediate needs. These resources are not to be confused with the federal CARES Act funds that should be made available in the coming days. The guidelines and process for dispersing those resources are being handled under the office of the Associate Provost for Academic Services.
