Events
Institutional Diversity and Inclusion Speaker Series: Indigenous Knowledge Systems
April 1, 6 to 8 p.m. Join a discussion about Indigenous Knowledge systems and how they might inform schooling and research. Learn more and RSVP via IDI Speaker Series
International Students and Race: An Open Dialogue on Experiences and Insights
April 2, 12 to 1:30 p.m. Join for an insightful discussion shedding light on the intersection of race and international student experiences. This event aims to foster understanding, empathy and solidarity within our diverse community. We will have thought-provoking conversations on the complexities of identity, culture, racial dynamics and belonging. Lunch and refreshments will be provided, so please sign up to attend. Event supported by the MSU Graduate School Office of Well-Being. Contact Seyoung Hong (hongseyo@msu.edu) with questions. 133G Erickson Hall. Learn more via PDF
Creating Effective Collaborative Learning Events
April 2, 12 to 1 p.m. In this session, participants will reflect on the use of collaborative learning during instruction in their classrooms. Participants will also learn instructional content that will help develop and reinforce collaborative behaviors in their students. ONLINE EVENT: Learn more via the Graduate School
How do Students Engage with Generative AI on their Own and in Our Classrooms?
April 2, 12 to 1 p.m. MSU students will share how they engage with generative AI on their own and in the classroom. This event is part of the College of Education 2024 Seminar Series: Teaching & Learning with Generative AI. ONLINE EVENT: Register via Zoom
RECR Workshop: Rigor and Reproducibility in Research
April 2, 6 to 7:30 p.m. NIH and other funding agencies require comprehensive strategies for proper research methods and procedures, and the presentation of research data. This workshop will discuss means by which to address these within quantitative and qualitative research. Learn more via the Graduate School
Introduction to Gardening
April 3, 1 to 2 p.m. Learn about the basics of gardening from the Greater Lansing Food Bank’s Garden Project. This event is sponsored by the Thomas Volkening Seed Library and the Library Environmental Committee. ONLINE EVENT: Learn more and register via MSU Libraries
Fatherhood Forum: Fathering in Challenging Times
April 5, 8 a.m. to 12 p.m. The Fatherhood Forum is a free event for fathers who want to enhance their greatness as parents, their loved ones and supporters. Enjoy breakout sessions exploring fatherhood, child development, healthy parenting, self-care and more. Learn more via WorkLife Office
CES Write-In
Apr. 5, 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. Join fellow graduate students in writing about your engagement and outreach work. Participants are able to work on anything they would find helpful. The free event starts with creating writing goals for the day and ends with what was accomplished and upcoming steps. HYBRID EVENT: Register via CES Write In
Solar Eclipse Viewing Party
April 8, 3 to 4 p.m. Attend the Solar Eclipse Viewing Party at the MSU Library patio. Individuals will get to make bracelets with UV color changing beads and enjoy Sun Chips and Moon Pies, while supplies last. The first 50 people will get free eclipse glasses. Learn more via MSU Libraries
Opportunities
Call For Research Participants
Attention: International Doctoral Students
A College of Education research team is exploring the connection between international doctoral students’ prior careers and current academic experience. This team is seeking participants for a one-on-one semistructured interview and photovoice activity (estimated 70-minute time commitment). These sessions will help enhance support systems for international doctoral students navigating the transition from previous careers to academic settings. Participants receive a $25 Amazon gift card. Email Yilun Jiang (jiang102@msu.edu) about your intent to join the study (preferably by April 5, 2024). Learn more via PDF
Deadline Extended: Summer 2024 TA Tuition Pool Call for Applicants
Attention: Graduate Teaching Assistants
The Graduate Employees Union and MSU agreed to add 500 additional tuition credits to the tuition waiver benefit for teaching assistants. This additional benefit will be in place for 2019-2023. The Summer tuition pool is available to students appointed as teaching assistants in Summer 2024. Apply by: April 5. Learn more and apply via the Graduate School
Immersive Visualization Institute (IVI) 2024
Apply for the opportunity to learn about digital display technology platforms available at MSU. Participants will assess the learning of display platforms, learn techniques to produce content, and develop and submit a final product. This experience will be gained through The Abrams Planetarium, 360 Degree Panoramic Display Space in the Library’s Digital Scholarship Lab and Science On a Sphere at the MSU Museum. Apply by: April 22. Learn more via MSU Museum
CED 932: Graduate Statistics, Part 1
Dr. Tenko Raykov will be teaching CEP 932 (Graduate Statistics, Part 1) this summer, session 1 (US24). Once completed, you can continue with CEP 933 (Graduate Statistics, Part 2) in fall semester 2024, as 932 is a pre-requisite for 933. Contact Tenko Raykov (raykov@msu.edu) with questions.
Office of Research Administration Update
As the ORA’s current grad assistant, Rachel prepares to complete her studies at MSU, Maria Rising has rejoined the ORA team. Graduate students can now contact either Maria (risingma@msu.edu) or Rachel (rlockart@msu.edu) for support with applying to grants and fellowships. You can also find resources on our Teams site, schedule a one-on-one appointment with Maria or Rachel, and stay up to date on funding opportunities by subscribing to our monthly newsletter.
CREATE Mini-Conference 2024
Registration for the annual CREATE for STEM Institute mini conference is now open. Register to present a poster or to attend the program. Learn more via CREATE for STEM
Certification in College Teaching
The University Graduate Certification in College Teaching (CCT), an initiative of the Graduate School in partnership with MSU colleges, helps graduate students and postdocs organize, develop and document their teaching experiences. The College of Education will cover the $20 registration fee for any CED students who wish to participate (once you reach the payment screen, your registration is confirmed; you do not need to pay to register). Register for upcoming sessions on May 6, 9 and 10via the Graduate School
Emerging Engagement Scholars Workshop
Attention: Doctoral
This intensive professional development program provides advanced doctoral students and early career faculty with background literature, dialogue, mentoring, and workshops designed to increase their knowledge and enhance their practice of community-engaged scholarship. This year’s EESW will take place Oct. 7-8, 2024, immediately before the Engagement Scholarship Consortium conference in Portland, OR. All EESW participants will receive a free registration to the conference. Contact Diane Doberneck (connordm@msu.edu) with questions. Learn more via the Engagement Scholarship Consortium