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MSU seeking applications for Richard Lee Featherstone Endowed Prize
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MSU is now accepting applications for the Richard Lee Featherstone Endowed Prize.
Nationally Recognized Violinist Encourages MSU GEAR UP Students to Embrace Individualism
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Michigan State University is hosting nationally recognized musician Rodney Page at the Kellogg Center on Saturday, December 6, 2014.
MSU CAMP students gain financial education and assistance from partnership
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MSUFCU recently partnered with Telamon and MSU CAMP to assist migrant students with financial hardships as they complete a post-secondary education
RCPD director refuses to let his disability deter his passion to help
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Michael Hudson, director of the Resource Center for Persons with Disabilities, has chosen not to let his disability keep him from making MSU's campus a more workable environment for disabled students
MSU Hosts Program to Introduce University Life to Local Latino Students
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The fifth annual “Latinos 2 College” program held in the MSU Brody Auditorium on Friday, November 21, 2014.
TRIO Collaboration and Innovation in Summer Programs Gains Wide Exposure
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Collaborative and innovative MSU TRIO Student Support Services summer programs that began in 2013 have been well received at the national and international level.
Marathon of Majors Helps Undergrads Decide What to Choose as their Major
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The Marathon of Majors is a great opportunity for students to meet college and major advisors and learn about potential majors and academic support services.
MSU GEAR UP Program Celebrates National GEAR UP Week on the Steps of the State Capitol
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The MSU MI GEAR UP program celebrated National GEAR UP Week 2014 by hosting a program on the steps of the state Capitol in downtown Lansing on Wednesday, September 24, 2014.
Beaumont Tower Offers Tours for Homecoming
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As part of the 2014 MSU homecoming weekend activities, visitors to campus on Saturday, September 27 are invited to tour Beaumont Tower from 9 a.m. to noon and 3 p.m. to 6 p.m.
MSU Upward Bound Alumni Receives 2014 National TRIO Achievers’ Award
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Michael Muse, a member of the 1996 MSU Upward Bound Program graduating class, was one of seven individuals from across the country to receive a 2014 National TRIO Achievers’ Award.
MSU Hosts Annual Advocates for Latino Student Advancement in Michigan Education Conference
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Over 2,000 Latino students from across Michigan met at the Wharton Center on MSU’s campus on Tuesday, September 16, 2014 for the 13th Annual Advocates for Latino Student Advancement in Michigan Education (ALSAME) Youth Conference.
2014 MSU Constitution Day Events
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Constitution Day is intended to increase student awareness and appreciation of this important document of freedom.
Study Abroad in Cuba on Winter Break
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This winter break program to Cuba is a special opportunity that connects the traditional FSA program to an Honors Research Seminar
Daehee Lee: Persistence and inspiration
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Daehee Lee: Persistence and inspiration
MSU Students Showcase Short Films in Traverse City Film Festival for First Time in Event's History
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This year marks the tenth anniversary of the Traverse City Film Festival as well as the first year MSU students have been invited to showcase student films as part of the event.
MSU Upward Bound Students Wrap Up Summer Program with Academic Showcase and Trip to New York City
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Every summer high school students from the Lansing School District who participate in the MSU Upward Bound program participate in a six-week summer program that is designed to give participants a college-like experience.
MSU CAMP Scholar One of Only Four Chosen Nationwide for Washington D.C. Internship
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Denise Cruz, a CAMP Scholar at MSU, was recently chosen as one of just four migrant/seasonal farmworker college students nationwide for an intensive eight-week professional internship in Washington D.C.
Undergraduate Researchers in MSU’s Summer Research Programs Present at Annual Symposium
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Nearly 300 undergraduate students will showcase their research at the 2014 Mid-Michigan Symposium for Undergraduate Research Experiences (Mid-SURE) on July 23, 2014.
MSU taking multi-pronged approach to Integrative Studies
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As the public focus on colleges and universities shifts more and more toward the value and cost of a college education, MSU maintains its focus on ensuring its students are well educated and prepared for an increasingly globalized world.
Mentoring Training Aimed at Retaining Men of Color at MSU
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While mentoring is an important aspect of college for all students, it is especially critical for African-American and Latino male students.
MSU CAMP Program Scholar Earns Doctorate Degree
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Felipe Lopez Sustaita was recently honored as the 2014 College Assistance Migrant Program Scholars Initiative (CAMP) Scholar during the 14th Annual MSU CAMP Recognition Ceremony.
Advertising Student Wins Two Statewide Scholarships
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Creative Advertising major Patty Szczepanski is one of only five students in the state of Michigan selected to receive a 2014 Adcraft Foundation scholarship, and of those five, she was the only one chosen to also receive the Doner Scholarship.
Annual Dinner Celebrates Accomplishments of Upward Bound High School Seniors
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Twenty-eight seniors, from high schools in the Lansing School District, gathered at the Kellogg Center on Monday, May 5, for the annual Upward Bound Senior Recognition Dinner.
MSU Tower Guard Students Learn How to Play Sport Designed for Blind Athletes
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MSU Tower Guard students recently had the opportunity to try their hand at Goalball, a team sport designed for blind athletes.
College of Engineering Design Day Projects Poised to Assist Persons with Disabilities
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MSU Resource Center for Persons with Disabilities (RCPD) and the College of Engineering team up each year to create projects for the Design Day competition that address accessibility challenges for person with disabilities.
MSU's Douglas Estry honored by National Academic Advising Association
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Douglas W. Estry is the recipient of the Michael C. Holen Pacesetter Award from the National Academic Advising Association
MSU Resource Center for Persons with Disabilities Presents Annual Awards
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The 2014 Spirit of Ability Award, Student Leadership and Service Award and Outstanding Alumnus Award were given out by RCPD.
New MSU Tower Guard Members Carry on Tradition of Service
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Sixty-six freshman students were chosen to serve at new Tower Guard members.
Two MSU Seniors Receive Richard Lee Featherstone Endowed Prize
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Craig Pearson and Kristin McCool chosen as the 2014 recipients of the Richard Lee Featherstone Endowed Prize.
MSU Assistant Ombudsperson Chosen to Serve as Mentor to Emerging Leaders
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Shannon Burton, MSU assistant ombudsperson, is one of just 10 individuals to be selected internationally to serve as a mentor for the 2014-2016 Class of Emerging Leaders for NACADA: The Global Community for Academic Advising.
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