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BY WAY OF REVOLUTION Solo exhibition featuring the work of Helina Metaferia, MSU Artist-in-Residence: Critical Race Studies. February 8 – March 29, 2019 Reception Friday, February 8 6–8pm Please join (SCENE) Metrospace and the[...]
Qais Assali is one of the two artists invited for the Spring Critical Race Studies Residency program. Assali is an artist, designer, and educator whose work, “Doubling Displacement” will be displayed as a part of[...]
2019 Master of Fine Arts Exhibition March 23 – May 5, 2019 @Broad Art Museum Reception March 23 6-8pm, Remarks at 6:30pm The Master of Fine Arts Exhibition is the culmination of a three-year program[...]
The Serling Institute will show one full-length Israeli film, The Unorthodox. .
A special presentation by Professor Kayla Wheeler, Assistant Professor of African American Studies and Digital Studies at Grand Valley State University at MSU’s International Center regarding Black Islam and Hip Hop.
Creative Writing Workshop with the Womxn of Color Initiative’s visiting artist. Born in Carolina, Puerto Rico, Mayra Santos-Febres is an award-winning novelist, poet, essayist, radio and television personality, and a professor in the humanities division[...]
ANJA GROTEN / MARCH 27 / 326 NATURAL SCIENCE / 6PM Anja Groten is an independent designer and researcher based in Amsterdam. Investigating the possibilities of frictional encounters as part of design practice, Groten designs[...]
Evidence of our society’s dependence on plastic is found everywhere: frozen in sea ice in the Arctic Ocean, 36,000 feet below sea level in the Mariana Trench, and littered in our neighborhoods. Plastic bags are[...]
Student Dinner with the Womxn of Color Initiative’s visiting artist. Born in Carolina, Puerto Rico, Mayra Santos-Febres is an award-winning novelist, poet, essayist, radio and television personality, and a professor in the humanities division of[...]
3/28 Young Törless (Volker Schlöndorff, 1966) Presented by Matthew Handelman At a boarding school in 1900s Austria, cruel bullies Beineberg (Bernd Tischer) and Reiting (Fred Dietz) go to great lengths to embarrass, abuse and dehumanize their pathetic[...]
Alison Dobbins is an Associate Professor of Integrated Media Performance Design. Her presentation, “Theatre Engine: Audience as Research Partner,” concerns interdisciplinary research in theatre using technology to integrate the audience into the performance.
The participants will present their own approach to integrating sexual minorities as a key topic into a course already taught or in a conceptual phase. The presentations will be followed by an open discussion, both[...]
(Over)fitting like a glove: Adjusting regression models for better fit in L2 research There are growing calls for more robust statistical methods in second language (L2) research (e.g., Larson-Hall & Herrington, 2010). One particular method[...]
The Career Services Network is excited to host our brand new career exposure event: Careers in Higher Education! Join us for a panel and round robin style conversation to explore the various pathways in Higher[...]
Public Lecture & Recption with the Womxn of Color Initiative’s visiting artist. Born in Carolina, Puerto Rico, Mayra Santos-Febres is an award-winning novelist, poet, essayist, radio and television personality, and a professor in the humanities[...]
Lansing Community Youth Event with the Womxn of Color Initiative’s visiting artist. Born in Carolina, Puerto Rico, Mayra Santos-Febres is an award-winning novelist, poet, essayist, radio and television personality, and a professor in the humanities[...]
Are you thinking about pursuing a graduate degree in language teaching? Consider applying to our 100% online program. Our summer admissions deadline is April 1st. View our admission requirements here: http://maflt.cal.msu.edu/apply/ Want to try a[...]
The Career Services Network and Psychology club will be holding a Career Exposure Panel called Making a Difference: Careers in Helping Professions to help them explore this idea. Students will hear from panelists working in Juvenile Justice, Healthcare,[...]
Each year, Americans use 100 billion plastic bags! Help make a dent in that statistic as we make art to save the planet. Make the sustainable choice and create your own reusable tote bag inspired[...]
4/4 The First Teacher (Andrei Konchalovsky, 1965) Presented by Yelena Kalinsky Diuishen, a recently demobilized Red Army soldier, is determined to spread the international proletarian revolution to the most backwards corners of Soviet Central Asia. Altynai, an[...]
UURAF provides Michigan State undergraduate students with an opportunity to showcase their scholarship and creative activity. Held each spring in the MSU Union, UURAF brings together an intellectual community of highly motivated students to share[...]
Are your travelling abroad for the first time? This workshop will cover the basics from packing, flying, budgeting, communication, health, safety, and more. Visit the First-Time Traveler Workshop webpage for more information about this workshop. RSVP[...]
Artist Discussion and Book Signing with Box Brown, Schuler Books – 1982 Grand River Ave, Okemos, MI 48864
Who can attend the MSU Teacher Fair? This event is open to MSU students (undergraduate and intern), alumni, as well as non-MSU students/alumni. No RSVP needed.The candidate entry fee is as follows: MSU Students & Interns:[...]
Stop by the MSU Union main lounge to learn about working with the MSU Residential & Hospitality Services team during the school year. We hire thousands of students every year! Discover our wide range of[...]
DR ORKAN TELHAN / APRIL 10 / 326 NATURAL SCIENCE / 6PM Dr. Orkan Telhan is an interdisciplinary artist, designer and researcher whose investigations focus on the design of interrogative objects, interfaces, and media, engaging[...]
4/11 Native Land (Leo Hurwitz and Paul Strand, 1942) with Workers Film and Photo League shorts Presented by McKayla Sluga After breaking with the Film and Photo League and converting Nykino into Frontier Films, Leo Hurwitz and[...]
About: Interested in Design | Media | Technology and Entrepreneurship | Business | Innovation? The College of Arts & Letters (CAL) Excel Network is excited to launch its On the Road: Detroit trip focusing on[...]
Students will present projects from their Jewish Studies courses. Lunch with Jewish Studies alumna Sara Kirsch (’11) will be provided during the conference. Sara is currently resides in Israel working as a Digital Copywriter at[...]
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