Hindustani and Carnatic Vocal and instrumental music will be presented by students of the art from across Michigan and beyond.

Gates open at 3:45 pm.

Parking - MSU parking ramp#6 (Grand River Ave) Free on weekends, avoid 1 & 2 floors, 4 min walk to Cook Hall.

This workshop is led and facilitated by national experts in Chinese immersion education in the United States. You will find it useful to develop an understanding based on research findings about language learning and teaching, especially in an immersion context. You will also have the opportunity to expand your repertoire of skills and develop new strategies and resources that you can apply immediately in your own classroom. To meet these goals, the workshop blends presentations, hands-on activities, sharing, and reflection. Join us as you prepare for a new school year! 

This free 30-hour course provides an overview of the pre-modern history and culture of China, Japan, and Korea with a special emphasis on pedagogy, best practices, Common Core connections, and teaching resources. This seminar is designed to assist middle and high school teachers. 

Dates

Orientation: May 21, 5:00 - 7:00 p.m. (dinner included), room 303 International Center
Workshop: June 25 - 29, 8:30 a.m. - 3:30 p.m., room 303 International Center 
Continental breakfast and light lunch will be provided each day.

Benefits

Upon successful completion of the course requirements, each participant will receive:

• A $500 teacher stipend;
• $300 in free teaching resources;
• 30 State Continuing Education Clock Hours (SCECH) credit hours (approval pending);
• Qualification for future National Consortium of Teaching about Asia (NCTA) international study tours.

Registration

Teaching About East Asia Registration 2018
Register now - space is limited.

Teaching About East Asia Flier

This program is sponsored by the Indiana University NCTA National Coordinating Site (East Asian Studies Center).

 

Required Registration Link: Office for Education Abroad: Education Abroad 101 Webinar Registration

Want to study abroad and don't know where to begin? Come to an EA101 session and we'll help!

Topics covered include:

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  How the benefits of education abroad can play an important role in your future


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  What the differences are between various program types and experiences


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  How much programs cost and where you can find funding


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  What MSU has in place to keep you healthy and safe while abroad


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  Where to go next to begin searching for a program


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  At the end there will be a Q&A session where you can ask us any questions you may have.

Join the 2022 Asian Pacific Islander Desi American (APIDA) Heritage Month Kick-Off with Chef Jon Kung. We will have an in-person and a virtual option for attendees. The kick-off event is on Wednesday, March 16, 2022 from 6:30pm-8:30pm. For those of you joining us in-person, we will be in the MSU Union Ballroom. There will be free giveaways, snacks, and t-shirts for in-person attendees. Chef Jon will be doing a cooking demo, talking about his experience, and answering questions.

Jon Kung is a rising star and self-taught chef hailing from Detroit, Michigan. A self-described "Third Culture Kid," Jon always felt he grew up with his feet firmly planted in two different worlds; the culture the country his parents immigrated from, Hong Kong, and the culture of the adoptive countries he grew up in, America and Canada. Before the Covid-19 Pandemic, the only way to experience Jon's unique cooking and personality were at one of his private dinners or dumpling classes in Detroit. But in 2020, Jon launched a TikTok account with 60 second daily cooking demos that have garnered him more than 2 million followers and tens of millions of views across his social platforms.

Sponsored by APIDA Heritage Month, OCAT, Career Services, APASO, NSSC, RHA, College of Natural Science, Honors College, Colege of Engineering, College of Human Medicine, College of Osteopathic Medicine, SAS, College of Social Science, College of Music, Lyman Briggs, James Madison College, and MSU Federal Credit Union

Required Registration Link: msu.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_zW2rVAUCSeOeFKX8yLnRAg

This panel of HALE MA current students and/or alumni will share their career trajectories in postsecondary education with a focus on global higher education (e.g., area studies, branch campuses, international student offices, and so on). More specifically, they will reflect on their leadership journey throughout their respective careers and in their present roles. Panelists will also offer advice to aspiring postsecondary education leaders, and reflect on the impact the HALE program had on their professional development in global higher education.

Speakers:

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  Jiye Chang, Assistant Dean of Academic Affairs, George Mason University Korea


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  Chris Gray, Assistant Director, Office of Academic Advising, Rice University


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  Rebecca Russell, Program Coordinator, the George Washington University, Sigur Center for Asian Studies

Sponsored by the MSU Higher, Adult, and Lifelong Education Program