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The current issue, released September 2009, features collaborative partnerships and research in the ever-growing area of Sustainability.



Announcements

 

Outreach Scholarship W.K. Kellogg Foundation Engagement Award and
C. Peter Magrath University/Community Engagement Award

Call for Nominations
Deadline: January 8, 2010

 

Outreach and Engagement Measurement Instrument (OEMI) Opens January 2010
MSU Faculty and Specialists: Make sure your outreach and engaged scholarship is counted. The OEMI is an online MSU survey that collects data about scholarly activities for the direct benefit of external audiences. The OEMI will open near the beginning of the semester in January, watch for announcements.

 

National Outreach Scholarship Conference
Call for Proposals
Deadline: February 1, 2010

 

For Faculty: Tools of Engagement
Learn about new curriculum modules available to faculty that introduce undergraduate students to the concept of university-community engagement and help instruct the next generation of scholars.

 

For Graduate Students: MSU Graduate Certificate in Community Engagement
The program prepares graduate students for academic careers that integrate scholarship with community engagement. It offers students a transcript notation indicating that they have completed the program.

 




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Featured MSU Engaged Scholars

Promoting Academic and Social Success in American Indian Head Start Programs Hope Gerde, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor
Department of Family and Child Ecology

Promoting Academic and Social Success in American Indian Head Start Programs

American Indian children face many challenges, beginning at a very young age. In 2006 Michigan State University entered into a long-term partnership called Wiba Anung (Early Stars) to help tackle some of those challenges for all children enrolled in Michigan-based American Indian Head Start/Early Head Start programs ... read more




Collaborating in the Care of Michigan's Aging Community Jeffrey Dwyer, Ph.D.
Professor
Department of Family Medicine
Associate Dean for Research and Community Engagement

Collaborating in the Care of Michigan's Aging Community

Training current and future generations of healthcare workers to care for Michigan's elderly is an urgent need. The Geriatric Education Center of Michigan (GECM) is a statewide consortium specifically funded to address this need. Jeffrey Dwyer, Associate Dean for Research and Community Engagement in MSU's College of Human Medicine, directs the Center, which is administratively based at Michigan State University ... read more


MSU Priorities
Community and Economic Development in the 21st Century

Connecting Local Companies with Global Markets

Connecting Local Companies with Global Markets

Michigan businesses are on the front line of the state's struggle to reinvent its economy for the 21st century. Now the Michigan Export Growth Program is available to help local companies make the transition to the new global market ... read more


In Every Issue

Upcoming Events

Presentation of the Outreach Scholarship Community Partnership Award
Awards Convocation and the President's State of the University Address
Michigan State University
February 9, 2010

 

New Economy 2.0 Series for Legislators
"Right Sizing Michigan"
MSU Land Policy Institute
February 23, 2010

 

Fundraising for Engagement: Leveraging Internal and External Resources for Institutional Engagement
Executive Development Program
Roanoke, Virginia
June 11-13, 2010



Looking for Community Partners?

Collaboration and partnership with communities are at the core of engaged scholarship. In all of its work, University Outreach and Engagement emphasizes university-community partnerships that are collaborative, participatory, empowering, systemic, and transformative, and anchored in scholarship. If you are a faculty or academic staff member wanting to establish a partnership with community partners to work on a specific research issue, University Outreach and Engagement can help you. Our University-Community Partnerships (UCP) staff, specialists, and researchers have established connections across the state in a number of areas such as education, mental health, human service, business, and government. For more information, contact Bob Brown at (517) 432-1450 or brownr23@msu.edu.


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