Are you a bit behind in your coursework or do you want to try to lighten the load during the fall or spring? Consider signing up for a summer 2024 course. The following teacher preparation courses are offered this summer: Other courses, including university requirements (MTH 101/102/103 or ISB/ISP), TESOL courses (LLT 361, ANP 420,⊠Read More »
Learning, Culture, and Technology in Europe (LCTE) Education Abroad Program
The application deadline for Summer 2024 is quickly approaching for the Learning, Culture, and Technology in Europe (LCTE) Education Abroad Program! In LCTE, youâll earn 6 credits while visiting 4 countries (Netherlands, Belgium, Germany, and France) over 3 weeks (from May 13 â June 3) this coming summer! If youâre interested in visiting culturally diverse⊠Read More »
Opportunities in Japan: The JET Program, Study Abroad, and More
Are you interested in living or working in Japan? The Japan Center for Michigan Universities is excited to host a speaker series! The speaker series will occur on November 14th, 12:00 pm – 3:30 pm at International Center Room 303. Interested? Learn more or register here: https://msu.joinhandshake.com/stu/events/1427513 Questions? Contact Megan Doi at doimegan@msu.edu The speaker⊠Read More »
Education Abroad in GhanaÂ
We are excited to announce recruitment for our education abroad program in Ghana that will be held this Summer 2024. Experience the beauty and culture of Ghana while gaining hands on experience in child/human development. Explore contemporary social issues, problems, controversies, and potential solutions to support children and families in this African context. Ghana is known⊠Read More »
Learn More About CED Online Masterâs Programs
Interested in earning your masterâs degree at the College of Education in the future, but not sure about your options? Youâre invited to attend the next College of Education online master’s virtual information session on Nov. 14 at 4 p.m. EST (register to attend via Zoom). This event will provide an overview of our collegeâs⊠Read More »
TPP Declaration Application
Teacher Preparation students with 28 or more completed credits can apply to the Teacher Preparation Program this semester. If you have already declared/applied, great! No need to take further action. If you have not declared/applied, no worries! This is a great time to do so. Please use the following website to submit your declaration/application. We have⊠Read More »
Art Festival & Contest – Scholarships Available
The RBC is hosting the 3rd Annual Hills Climbed Art Festival & Contest! This year it is open to all MSU students with an emphasis on inviting 1st and 2nd year students as part of our First and Second Year Experience. The contest is inspired by the âHills We Climbâ poem read by Amanda Gorman⊠Read More »
ASMSU General Assembly seats open
The General Assembly is the legislative body of the Associated Students of Michigan State University (ASMSU) which introduces, debates, and votes on legislative action to take a stance on behalf of the collective undergraduate student body. The actions and bills that are passed by the General Assembly then get passed on to University officials, community⊠Read More »
First-Generation College Exhibit – Participation Wanted
Over the past few years, the College of Education (CED) has organized several visual exhibits to support our CED community. Past examples include I March, I Stand, and Community Scrapbook. We are currently in the process of creating our Fall 2023 exhibit. This visual display will be available in both Erickson Hall and IM Circle beginning November 6.  The theme for this yearâs exhibit is⊠Read More »
Prepare for spring enrollment
Enrollment for the spring semester will begin at the end of the month and continue into early November. Prepare your schedule ahead of time by meeting with your academic advisor. Limited scheduled appointments will be available leading up to the enrollment period, but take advantage of the many drop-in advising times available both in-person (Room⊠Read More »