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MSU Special Collections Library Gallery Exhibition “Take off! Comics from the Great White North!” at the Main Library, Special Collections Gallery.
Interested in going abroad, gaining internship experience, and earning credit toward your CAL degree? Highlighted internship locations include Argentina, Australia, Canada, China, England, France, Germany, Ireland, South Africa & Spain. Program fees include housing abroad,[...]
This week-long study away program in Silicon Valley takes place during summer 2019. Students will earn 3 credits while focusing on networking and career paths in accessibility. The goal of the program is to introduce[...]
Come hear a special lecture, “Inside the learners’ mind: Measuring implicit and explicit knowledge of a second language,” by SLS professor Dr. Aline Godfroid. For the full abstract of the talk, CLICK HERE.
Join MSU Federal Credit Union in the MSU Lake Huron Room on January 23, 2019, from 5:30 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. for an evening of guest speakers, food, and prizes at the Career Fair Prep[...]
This premiere screening of more than a dozen cinepoems celebrates the collaboration of filmmakers and poets from the MSU Film Studies Program, the RCAH Center for Poetry, and other filmmakers and poets from across the[...]
Program Description This program is brought to you by the Center for Gender in Global Context (GenCen) in collaboration with academic faculty from the UK. The program will be delivered by Dr Lucy Thompson, who[...]
Susan is the Simple Truth rock star who has built a career of 20-plus years as a creative director upon intrepid and surprising design. She leads our team with spot-on intuition and spark, and she[...]
Dr. Evelyn María Dean-Olmsted (Associate Professor of Anthropology at the University of Puerto Rico, Río Pidras) will analyze how in the late 2000s, young Shami (Damascene) and Halebi (Aleppan) Jewish Mexicans were coming of age[...]
1/24 D.E.B.S. (Angela Robinson, 2004) Presented by Lyn Goeringer Filmmaker Angela Robinson writes and directs the action comedy D.E.B.S., a feature-length adaptation of her award-winning short film produced by a grant from POWER UP (Professional Organization of[...]
Make research an integral part of your MSU experience! Come learn about the opportunities available for involvement in research and creative activities at Michigan State. You can expect a short presentation, discussion, and Q &[...]
The 2nd Annual Social Justice Art Festival is a one (1)-day event co-hosted by James Madison College (JMC) and the Residential College in the Arts and Humanities (RCAH). Art is a useful tool that encompasses[...]
Drop in for quick resume reviews, info on how to prep for the Diversity Career Fair, tips on how to network across cultures, and like all coffee hours – free Starbucks, snacks, board games, and[...]
Are you interested in completing an internship in New York City this summer while earning MSU credit? The MSU College of Arts & Letters partners with an organization that identifies customized internship placements for students in[...]
A panel of MSU students from underrepresented populations and diverse academic disciplines (e.g. STEM, social science, and humanities) will share their experiences with undergraduate research and creative activity. Panelists will address the benefits and challenges[...]
This is MSU’s largest spring semester event. Something for all students, all majors, all colleges. This event attracts well-known employers representing a variety of industries and full time, internship, and co-op opportunities for students. For[...]
Dr. Kerry Wallach (Associate Professor and Chair of German Studies at Gettysburg College) will lead a book discussion on her book, Passing Illusions, which examines constructions of German-Jewish visibility and instances in the 1920s and[...]
BABETTE SHAW / JANUARY 31 / 326 NATURAL SCIENCE / 6PM Photography-based social practice artist, Babette Shaw addresses issues concerning gender and race constructions and disparities in contemporary culture, as well as their archaic underpinnings.[...]
1/31 Minute Bodies (Stuart Staples, 2016) with Secrets of Natureshorts Presented by Katie Greulich Early naturalist, inventor and filmmaker F. Percy Smith (1880-1945) was one of the first to develop techniques to capture nature’s secrets in action. Smith’s[...]
Join the first gathering of our new reading/research group, Coffee and Cognition (C&C). A focused reading and discussion session in order on adult implicit learning of second language. Overview of the relevant literature will be presented[...]
Interested in studying abroad? Come learn how to pay for and budget your experience abroad!
This week-long study away program in Silicon Valley takes place during summer 2019. Students will earn 3 credits while focusing on networking and career paths in accessibility. The goal of the program is to introduce[...]
Zoe Zappitell is a Professional Writing MSU alumnus who will give a one-hour talk about her experiences with being the Product Manager at Zynga for the Innovate State speaker series.
Interested in studying abroad this summer? Attend the 2019 Summer Abroad Fair!
MOREHSHIN ALLAHYARI / FEBRUARY 6 / 326 NATURAL SCIENCE /6PM Morehshin Allahyari is an Iranian artist, activist, educator, and occasional curator. Her work deals with the political, social, and cultural contradictions we face every day.[...]
Forum for students to share and/or hear from fellow students about experiences of antisemitism at MSU. Hillel Staff and Serling faculty will be at the forum. A kosher dinner from Woody’s Oasis will be provided.
2/7 Real Genius (Martha Coolidge, 1985) Presented by Julian Chambliss While classic is perhaps too strong a description, Real Genius (1985) offers a snapshot of1980s filmmaking about cold war anxiety that we should not ignore. While more serious films[...]
Helina Metaferia is one of the two artists invited for the Spring Critical Race Studies Residency program. Metaferia is an interdisciplinary artist working in performance, video, installation, and collage. Her work, “(Middle) Passage for Dreams”[...]
Join the Brothers Yares (Gavri-Tov and Ami) for a music-filled journey stretching from their pastoral upbringing in the sprawling New Jersey suburbs to the hills of Jerusalem, the shores of Jafa and back again. Their[...]
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