Here’s an excellent opportunity from The Sci Files for you to reach a broader audience talking about your research. Past interviews can be found on their website or your favorite podcast directory. (i.e. iTunes, Spotify, etc.) Email them at Scifiles@impact89fm.org
Looking to connect with other students? Want to join a student organization? Want to start a new registered student organization? Graduate and Professional students have many opportunities to engage. Start your search here: Involve@State
All Michigan State University students can receive a Spartan Safety Kit – containing face coverings and appliques, hand sanitizer, sanitizing wipes, a tape measure, health and safety information and a copy of the MSU Community Compact. Kits have been distributed to all campus housing as well as off-campus apartments. Please check with your residence hall office or apartment leasing office if you did not receive a kit upon check-in. *Note: if you belong to one of the Medical Schools (including satellite campuses), please check with your department.
Undergraduate and graduate students living off-campus who did not receive their kits from their landlord or department may pick them up at the MSU Union from 9 a.m.-6 p.m. Sunday, Aug. 30, and from 9 a.m.-7 p.m. Monday, Aug. 31-Thursday, Sept. 3. MSU students will need to show student identification and sign for their Spartan Safety Kit. #msusas
July 14, 2020:
President Samuel L. Stanley Jr., M.D. issued the following statement after learning of the federal government’s decision to rescind its July 6 Student Exchange and Visitor Program (SEVP) directive:
“This is welcome news for all international students who come to our country to study at our colleges and universities. We appreciate the federal government’s heeding the call of the hundreds of institutions of higher education throughout our country. MSU will continue to advocate on behalf of our international students, who are an essential part of our Spartan community.”
As we approach the school year, MSU is planning to welcome more Spartans back to campus. Safety is our highest priority and we are working hard to support an engaged and connected experience for all. This website provides the latest information on planning and preparation. Success will take all of us working together.
You can learn more on the MSU Together We Will website, recently redeveloped to make it easier for you to find the information and updates you need.
At their June 24th council meeting, the COGS Full Council passed legislation calling for increased transparency for the MSU Police Department, in addition to ending their use of chemical compounds as a means of suppression or force. Read the full resolution HERE
We’d like to thank the MSU International Student Association (ISA), panelists and attendees of the June 9th International Graduate Student Town Hall.
Link to the recorded session: https://www.facebook.com/watch/?v=560669491289810
Your Big Questions Answered:
https://docs.google.com/…/1_Ee61KgvszdOGvpVOceW_P9n4R…/edit…
Resources for International Graduate Students: https://docs.google.com/…/1iIY4JJnvtTeBQN1ca6SWE3XR7H…/edit…
If you observe a violation of university guidance around COVID-19 measures (such as having too many students in the lab at the same time), please talk to your PI/Supervisor or graduate program director. If you don’t feel comfortable doing that, there are options available for reporting.
In light of recent events, we are posting the 10-point plan for Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion issued by MSU’s Black Student Alliance.
