MSU Faculty Emeriti Association
Username or e-mail *Password *Log inCreate new accountHOMEMISSION, POLICIES & ADVISORY BOARDFaculty and InstructionalDevelopmentOPPORTUNITIES & INTENDED PARTICIPANTSMSU Faculty Emeriti AssociationRequest new passw ordSTAFF/CONTACT USHELPMore InfoInformation for Faculty EmeritiRead the Current FEA Brochure.Organizational andLeadership DevelopmentFEA Bylaw sLecture SeriesOrientationsQuestions or comments for the FEA,please email: fea@msu.edu.Community BuildingMission:MSU Faculty Emeriti SteeringCommitteeVolunteer OpportunitiesScholarship andResearchOnline InstructionalResources (OIR)TRANSLATESelect LanguagePowered byTranslateTranslation of content on this w ebsite isperformed by Google Translate, w hichperforms automated computer translationsthat are only an approximation of the originalcontent. The translations should only beused as a rough guide. MSU does not andcannot guarantee the accuracy of thetranslations generated by Google Translate.The mission of the MSU Faculty EmeritiAssociation is to promote, facilitate andsponsor activities that enable facultyemeriti to be actively engaged with theUniversity and the community and toshare their lifetime of experience and expertise.Steering Committee MinutesOral History ProjectFEA Recognition Aw ardsPast FEA Recognition Aw ardsPast Lecture SeriesOrigin:The Office of Faculty and Organizational Development has launched a new initiative toprovide opportunities for MSU faculty emeriti to share their expertise with the MSUcommunity. Growing out of a recent initiative by faculty emeriti and academicadministrators in the College of Social Science, MSU leaders are now exploringinstitution-wide opportunities to connect the interests and expertise of faculty emeritifrom all MSU colleges with University needs for an ongoing collaboration that ismutually valued and enriching. This group complements the activities of the MSURetirees' Assocation.This new initiative to provide opportunities for MSU faculty emeriti began with an OpenForum in November, 2004, attended by 110 faculty emeriti and current academicadministrators.The five goals for the Forum were:To learn more about the needs and desires of faculty emeriti to continue tocontribute by sharing their professional expertise and experience;To hear from units on campus that already provide opportunities for Emeriti;To hear from units that have needs for the expertise of faculty emeriti and areinterested in developing new opportunities to collaborate with them;To explore ways of connecting emeriti with available options, to identifyexpectations and parameters of voluntary engagement, and to developmechanisms for communications and future planning efforts;To provide opportunities immediately before and after the meeting for Emeritito catch up with friends and colleagues in an informal setting withrefreshments.To build on the work of the Open Forum, a Steering Committee was formed to plannext steps for the MSU Faculty Emeriti Opportunities Program (now called MSU FacultyEmeriti Association). The Steering Committee is headed by Chair CharlesGliozzo, Professor Emeritus, and reports to Dr. Deborah DeZure, Assistant Provost forFaculty and Organizational Development. For a list of the Steering Committeemembers, click here.converted by Web2PDFConvert.com
Volunteer opportunities for faculty emeriti are posted on the websites of MSU HumanResources and the Office of Faculty and Organizational Development.For those who were unable to attend the first Open Forum, there will be opportunitiesfor involvement in the future. If you have questions, please contact Charles Gliozzo,Steering Committee Chair at gliozzo@msu.edu.SITEMAP ACCESSIBILITY PRIVACY STATEMENTOffice Of Faculty and Organizational DevelopmentMichigan State UniversityHannah Administration Building426 Auditorium Road, Room 308East Lansing, MI 48824-1024Phone: (517) 432-1185 Fax: (517) 432-2069Email: facdevel@msu.edu leaders@msu.eduMSU is an affirmative-action, equal-opportunity employer.Pow ered by Drupal.Michigan State Univ ersity w ebsite designand dev elopment by Tria Design F irm.converted by Web2PDFConvert.com
Information for Faculty EmeritiMSU Faculty Emeriti have several websites full of information and some are listedhere:Emeritus alist/emeritus.htmWorking Retirement books/facultyhandbook/workretireOpt.htmDoctoral Program Guidance Committee, books/facultyhandbook/composition.htmRetirement th ex.htmlAccessing Health Information on the Internet
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Username or e-mail *Password *Log inCreate new accountHOMEMISSION, POLICIES & ADVISORY BOARDFaculty and InstructionalDevelopmentOrganizational andLeadership DevelopmentOrientationsCommunity BuildingOPPORTUNITIES & INTENDED PARTICIPANTSMSU Faculty Emeriti Opportunities ProgramThis is a beginning list of opportunities for Faculty Emeriti with MSU units. Opportunitieswill be added as they are available.Request new passw ordSTAFF/CONTACT USHELPMore InfoInformation for Faculty EmeritiFEA Bylaw sLecture SeriesFeatured Volunteer OpportunitiesMusical Instrument Donation:MSU Faculty Emeriti SteeringCommitteeVolunteer OpportunitiesSteering Committee MinutesScholarship andResearchOnline InstructionalResources (OIR)TRANSLATETranslation of content on this w ebsite isperformed by Google Translate, w hichperforms automated computer translationsthat are only an approximation of the originalcontent. The translations should only beused as a rough guide. MSU does not andcannot guarantee the accuracy of thetranslations generated by Google Translate.The Michigan State University College of Music Outreach andEngagement welcomes well loved and good condition musicalinstruments of all kinds, winds, brass, strings and percussion (pianos arenot needed at this time). Instruments will be used in outreach efforts inDetroit and Lansing and for programs at the MSU Community MusicSchool. In all cases, instruments will be in the hands of young musicianswho do not have the resources to purchase or rent their owninstruments.Oral History ProjectFEA Recognition Aw ardsPast FEA Recognition Aw ardsPast Lecture SeriesWe are grateful for your instruments that are in good working conditionand would be happy to accept them at the office of the CommunityMusic School: 841 Timberlane St, East Lansing, MI 48823. For moreinformation, please contact Rhonda Buckley, Associate Dean forOutreach and Engagement 517-432-7371, orvisit http://www.music.msu.edu/. Thank you!MSU Libraries, Special Collections:The Special Collections of the MSU Libraries has a periodic need forvolunteers to sort unique and important papers that have been donated.Individuals may be placed on a list and called on as as-needed basis. Atthis time there is a need for individuals interested in assisting with thesorting of comic art proof pages. There is also a current need forindividuals who have an interest in book restoration for the WallaceConservation Lab. Please contact Peter Berg at berg@msu.edu orvisit http://specialcollections.lib.msu.edu for more information.Period Clothing and Furniture/Prop Donations for Theatrical Use:The Michigan State University Department of Theatre is alwaysinterested in receiving donations of good usable period clothing,furniture and props (handbags, canes, lamps, chandeliers, etc). Theseitems are used for theatrical productions both on campus and forprimary and secondary educational touring productions around the stateof Michigan.We are thankful for any and all donations and would be happy to acceptthem at the Department of Theatre main office: 113 Auditorium,Department of Theatre, East Lansing, MI 48824. For more information,please contact Stacey Pier at 517-355-6690, orvisit www.theatre.msu.edu/. Thank you!converted by Web2PDFConvert.com
Designing Distance Learning CoursesGeorge H. Axinn, Professor Emeritus, has taught at MSU for 50 years. Hisdepartment is now called CARRS. Since moving to Tucson, Professor Axinnhas taught an on-line graduate seminar at MSU called International RuralDevelopment (RD876). The seminar is offered every semester on-line viaAngel -- Spring, Summer, and Fall. Recently, he wrote a book on "DistanceLearning" which, among other things, points out all of the advantages to"old" profesors of teaching this way. He wishes to share his on-lineteaching experience with others who may be interested.If you are interested, please email George H. Axinn at: axinn@msu.edu.English as a Second LanguageSue Gass, director of the ESL program at Michigan State University, hasseveral ideas for learning opportunities for faculty emeriti. They include:Short lectures (videotaped or live) addressing students on topicsof their research area.Panel discussion on a research topicCoffee/chat time with our students (these could be sessions on atopic of general interest or one more research-focused)If you are interested, please email Sue Gass at: gass@msu.edu.Evening CollegeIf you are interested in teaching noncredit personal enrichment coursesfor MSU's Evening College, please contact Louise Cooley at phone: 3554562, email:COOLEYL@msu.edu, or visit the Evening College office inRoom 57, Kellogg Center. Evening College is a lifelong education programof the MSU Alumni Association .Freshman SeminarsFRESHMAN SEMINARS provide an opportunity for testing and challengingideas, as well as connecting with first-year students at MSU. Pleasecontact Linda Gross at grossl@msu.edu or visit the website:http://www.msu.edu/ apueas/freshmanseminar/ to learn more aboutthese exciting teaching opportunities.Great Lakes Leadership AcademyContinuing a tradition of leadership development at MSU, the College ofAgriculture & Natural Resources has partnered with other units on and offcampus to create the Great Lakes Leadership Academy. This intensiveleadership development experience is targeted at adults involved incommunities and agriculture, natural resources, manufacturing and theenvironment. Diverse cohorts of 20 to 25 participants will engage inleadership development activities designed to gain an in-depthunderstanding of sustainability issues affecting the quality of life inMichigan. The W.K. Kellogg Foundation is providing support for the initialclasses of the program.The Academy is seeking volunteer support with development relatedresearch and proposal writing targeted at foundations, corporate partnersand other funding sources. If you have an interest in assisting with grantwriting and research, contact the Academy Director, Mike Kovacicat kovacic@msu.edu or 517/355-8469. For more information about theGreat Lakes Leadership Academy, visit their websiteat http://www.glla.msu.edu.Health4YouHealth4U's goal is to promote good health by providing you an opportunityto participate in programs, services and activities designed to make apositive difference in your own health and the health of the campuscommunity.For information, visit the web site or call 517-353-2596.Julian Samora Research Institute (JSRI)The Julian Samora Research Institute (JSRI) provides opportunities toretired faculty who wish to volunteer service to the unit. Activitiesinclude manuscript review, research proposal development, and mentoringstudents on projects. Most of the work is done in English in social scienceareas related to grant opportunities and the capacity to address RFPrequirements. JSRI's mission is to generate, disseminate, and applyknowledge in the improvement of Latino communities. For moreinformation, please call 432-1317 and speak with the director, RubenMartinez.converted by Web2PDFConvert.com
Longitudinal Patient-Centered Experience (LPCE)Do you or a loved one have a chronic health condition?The College of Human Medicine at Michigan State University is looking forvolunteers to help medical students learn about health and illness. Theprogram is called the “Longitudinal Patient-Centered Experience,” or“LPCE.”Patients with a variety of chronic illnesses such as multiple sclerosis,cancer and fibromyalgia are matched with two first-year medical studentsin the College of Human Medicine. The students make eight different homevisits over 15 months with a different assignment each time (i.e. meetingthe patient, taking a family history and speaking with family members).The students experience a meaningful encounter with real patients andlearn a patient-centered approach to medicine. Patients become partnersin shaping the education of our future physicians.For more information, please contact:Kimberly E. LythSimulated Patient/LPCE CoordinatorMSU College of Human MedicineB202 Clinical CenterEast Lansing, MI 48824-1313Telephone: (517) 884-1856Fax: (517) 432-6568E-mail: lyth@msu.eduMSU Center for Service-Learning and Civic EngagementThe MSU Center for Service-Learning and Civic Engagement (CSLCE,formerly known as the Service-Learning Center) works with more than 325local, national and international human and social service agencies,neighborhood organizations, health care and rehabilitation providers andhospitals, schools and educational institutions, senior citizen programs,pre-school and daycare centers, community revitalization efforts,recreation facilities, environmental programs, museums and other culturalfacilities, government and legislative offices, and on-campus servicebased programs and initiatives. The majority of these community partnersand constituents are located in the greater-Lansing area. A variety ofservice opportunities for faculty emeriti are available!Examples include, but are not limited to:Develop implementation strategies and/or integrated curriculumfor utilization of a working farm adjacent to the Lansing SchoolDistrict’s Ebersole Nature Center in Yankee Springs.Work with one of a variety of local non-profit agencies todevelop business or fund-raising plans; assistant in the researchfor and/or writing of grants.Serve periodically as an overnight facilitator/supervisor at theMcRee House, Ingham Regional Medical Center’s residentialfacility for families of acute or chronically ill children.Serve as a site staff advisor for an Alternative Spring Break trip.Develop and implement trainings for service-learning students inthe areas of diversity, community collaborations, and more.Provide direct service through one-time/short-term projects or insemester-long settings. Numerous opportunities exist, and CSLCEstaff is happy to provide individual consultation.Contact: (517) 353-4400; servlrn@msu.eduMSU Libraries, Special CollectionsThe Special Collections of the MSU Libraries has a periodic need forvolunteers to sort unique and important papers that have been donated.Individuals may be placed on a list and called on as as-needed basis. Atthis time there is a need for individuals interested in assisting with thesorting of comic art proof pages. There is also a current need forindividuals who have an interest in book restoration for the WallaceConservation Lab. Please contact Peter Berg at berg@msu.edu.MSU Museumconverted by Web2PDFConvert.com
MSU MuseumThere are many volunteer opportunities at the MSU Museum; some areshort-term (as short as one day) as well as sustained activities.Resource Center for Persons with DisabilitiesVolunteer OpportunitiesRotary District Grants for University TeachersThe purpose of the Rotary District Grants is to strengthen highereducation in low-income countries while building internationalunderstanding and development. Criteria: Applicant must hold or haveheld college teaching appointment for three or more years anddemonstrate language proficiency in the language of the host country.Contact Anthony Bauer, bauera2@comcast.net or the Rotary Internationalwebsite http://www.rotary.org/foundation/index.html for moreinformation.Simulated Patient ProgramThe College of Human Medicine is continuously looking for people toportray the role of a patient with a certain illness to meet with first- andsecond-year medical students in videotaped interviews at the MSUClinical Center. No acting experience is required but some memorization ofa script will be expected. Other opportunities include the need forpatients with real illnesses such as cardiac and pulmonary issues as wellas senior citizens interviews. These encounters help the students improvetheir communication skills. Starting pay is 12.00/hour.For more information, please contact:Kimberly LythLPCE CoordinatorMSU College of Human MedicineA-254 Life SciencesEast Lansing, MI 48824Telephone: (517) 353-5440, Ext. 279E-mail: lpce@msu.eduSpecial Foreign Travel Fund (SFTF)Source of funds to assist Faculty transportation to InternationalProfessional meetings or congresses outside the U.S. to present papers,deliver keynote addresses, juried exhibitions, or performances in majorconcert halls; SFTF is intended to be supplemental in nature. There hasto be a50/50 match from departments, colleges etc., to match all of theSFTF grant made to a faculty member . Only funds allocated to offsetairfare costs will be considered to matching monies.-that is fundsallocated for conference fees and subsistence costs cannot be used tomatch SFTF grants.Wharton Center for Performing ArtsThere are many volunteer opportunities at the Wharton Center forPerforming Arts. The volunteers assist with near every aspect of theoperations - box office, gift shop, ushers, classroom docents for our "ArtsIn Education" engagement programs, PreView Lecture Series, andmore. Click here to learn more about these opportunitiesWKARWKAR-TV and Radio present many learning opportunities for facultyemeritus throughout the year. The participation of more than 2500volunteers from our community is an important part of WKAR’s success.Volunteers are valued for the time, energy, experience, and expertise theyshare.You, too, can play a special role at WKAR. Below is a list of annualactivities for which WKAR utilizes the help of volunteers. We would love tohave you and/or your group join us!DateMarchAprilActivityTelevision Membership CampaignWKAR-TV AuctionAprilMayRadio Membership CampaignEast Lansing Art FestivalJuneJuneAugustBe A Tourist In Your Own TownTelevision Membership CampaignGreat Lakes Folk FestivalDuties:Answer phones/take pledgesPhone bank workers,warehouse workers, office workers, etc.duties availableAnswer phones/take pledgesWork at WKAR boothhanding out sun visors, etc.Greeters, assist visitorsAnswer phones/take pledgesWork at WKAR boothhanding out sun visors, etc.converted by Web2PDFConvert.com
SeptemberOctoberDecemberOn goingTelevision Membership CampaignRadio Membership CampaignTelevision Membership CampaignWKAR Radio Talking BookAnswer phones/take pledgesAnswer phones/take pledgesAnswer phones/take pledgesRead current newspaper and articles forimpaired.If you would like to show your support of WKAR by helping with one ormore of these events listed above, please contact Mary Wright,Coordinator of Volunteers at (517) 432-3120 ext. 361 or by emailat maryw@wkar.org.Thank you!SITEMAP ACCESSIBILITY PRIVACY STATEMENTOffice Of Faculty and Organizational DevelopmentMichigan State UniversityHannah Administration Building426 Auditorium Road, Room 308East Lansing, MI 48824-1024Phone: (517) 432-1185 Fax: (517) 432-2069Email: facdevel@msu.edu leaders@msu.eduMSU is an affirmative-action, equal-opportunity employer.Pow ered by Drupal.Michigan State Univ ersity w ebsite designand dev elopment by Tria Design F irm.converted by Web2PDFConvert.com
Username or e-mail *Password *Log inCreate new accountHOMEMISSION, POLICIES & ADVISORY BOARDFaculty and InstructionalDevelopmentOPPORTUNITIES & INTENDED PARTICIPANTSOral History ProjectCommunity BuildingThe Oral History project is designed to tape record anecdotal interviews of retired MSUfaculty who share their perceptions, reflections and personal stories about the campusmilieu during their Michigan State University tenure. The interviews cover, among otherthings, how their disciplines, instructional strategies, students and use of technologies(in the broadest sense) changed – or did not change over time. Also of interest is theiridentification of greatest satisfactions, disappointments, note-worthy students,availability of resources and the influence of politics – on and off campus.Scholarship andResearchThe Oral History Project is housed at the MSU Libraries’ Voice Library (Main Library, 4thfloor) or you can listen to the stories online. The directions for online access are:Organizational andLeadership DevelopmentOrientationsRequest new passw ordSTAFF/CONTACT USHELPMore InfoInformation for Faculty EmeritiFEA Bylaw sLecture SeriesMSU Faculty Emeriti SteeringCommitteeVolunteer OpportunitiesSteering Committee MinutesOral History ProjectFEA Recognition Aw ardsThe directions for online access are:Online InstructionalResources (OIR)Past FEA Recognition Aw ardsPast Lecture Series1. Go to http://catalog.lib.msu.eduTRANSLATE2. On the Basic Search tab that comes up, change "entirelibrary" or "entire catalog" to "Voice Library" on the pull down list3. Use "emeriti oral history" as your keywords (or you can alsosearch by the name of the interviewee)Translation of content on this w ebsite isperformed by Google Translate, w hichperforms automated computer translationsthat are only an approximation of the originalcontent. The translations should only beused as a rough guide. MSU does not andcannot guarantee the accuracy of thetranslations generated by Google Translate.4. Click on WEBSITE or CONNECT TO ONLINE RESOURCE-ALLUSERS to listenSITEMAP ACCESSIBILITY PRIVACY STATEMENTOffice Of Faculty and Organizational DevelopmentMichigan State UniversityHannah Administration Building426 Auditorium Road, Room 308East Lansing, MI 48824-1024Phone: (517) 432-1185 Fax: (517) 432-2069Email: facdevel@msu.edu leaders@msu.eduMSU is an affirmative-action, equal-opportunity employer.Pow ered by Drupal.Michigan State Univ ersity w ebsite designand dev elopment by Tria Design F irm.converted by Web2PDFConvert.com
Username or e-mail *Password *Log inCreate new accountHOMEMISSION, POLICIES & ADVISORY BOARDFaculty and InstructionalDevelopmentOrganizational andLeadership DevelopmentOrientationsCommunity BuildingScholarship andResearchOnline InstructionalResources (OIR)OPPORTUNITIES & INTENDED PARTICIPANTSThe MSU Faculty Emeriti Association BylawsRequest new passw ordSTAFF/CONTACT USHELPMore InfoInformation for Faculty EmeritiFEA Bylaw sFebruary 23, 2007I. NAME & ORGANIZATION: The name of the Association shall be theMSU Faculty Emeriti Association (hereinafter: MSU FEA). TheAssociation is guided by the MSU Faculty Emeriti Steering Committee,w hich w as originally formed under the auspices of the Office ofFaculty & Organizational Development. This formation took place inthe early w inter of 2004, follow ing a university-w ide meeting of MSUEmeriti Faculty and current university personnel in November 2003.Lecture SeriesMSU Faculty Emeriti SteeringCommitteeVolunteer OpportunitiesSteering Committee MinutesOral History ProjectFEA Recognition Aw ardsPast FEA Recognition Aw ardsII. MISSION: The MSU FEA mission is to promote, facilitate and sponsoractivities that enable Faculty Emeriti to be actively engaged w ith theUniversity and the community and to share their lifetime ofexperience and expertise.Past Lecture SeriesTRANSLATESelect LanguagePowered byIII. MEMBERSHIP: All retired faculty officially designated as Faculty Emeritiby the Michigan State University Board of Trustees are members ofthe Association.TranslateIV. STEERING COMMITTEE: The Steering Committee shall establishpolicies and adopt rules and regulations for the conduct ofTranslation of content on this w ebsite isperformed by Google Translate, w hichperforms automated computer translationsthat are only an approximation of the originalcontent. The translations should only beused as a rough guide. MSU does not andcannot guarantee the accuracy of thetranslations generated by Google Translate.Committee meetings and for the management of the MSU FEAactivities, as it may deem necessary and appropriate. The MSUFaculty Emeriti shall elect new members to the Steering Committeeannually. The new ly constituted Steering Committee shall consist oftw elve elected members w ith four new members elected annually forthree-year terms. The past Chair shall serve, w ith vote, oneadditional year.Typically, the Steering Committee will meet monthly but may meetmore frequently as necessary. The Steering Committee shallconvene an annual meeting of the MSU FEA in the spring of eachyear to elect new members of the Steering Committee and toconsider changes in the Bylaws.At their first meeting, following the annual election each year, themembers of the Steering Committee shall select and install thethree new or re-elected officers. All actions of the SteeringCommittee will be by majority vote of those present at themeeting. The Steering Committee meetings will be open to allinterested faculty emeriti.V. OFFICERS: The elected Steering Committee shall select three of theirnumber to serve as Chairperson, Vice Chairperson, andSecretary/Treasurer. These officers w ill serve a one-year term and w illbe eligible for a second one-year term. No officer may serve morethan tw o consecutive, one-year terms in any elected position.VI. COMMITTEES: The standing committees w ill consist of the AwardsCommittee, the Lecture/Seminar Committee, the CommunicationsCommittee and the Nominations Committee. The Steering Committeeshall select all committees and their respective chairs annually. Othercommittees may be established by a majority vote of memberspresent at any Steering Committee meeting. The formed committeeshave the right to add faculty emeriti members at large w ith theconverted by Web2PDFConvert.com
consensus of the committeeThe Aw ards Committee w ill be responsible for developing aslate of potential aw ardees, presenting the slate to theSteering Committee for approval and developing theprocesses needed to present the aw ards.The Lecture/Seminar Committee w ill be responsible fordeveloping lists of potential speakers for the SteeringCommittee to consider, contacting the approved speakersand providing the logistics necessary for presenting theprograms.The Communications Committee w ill arrange for the neededexternal communications such as advertising for thelecture/seminar presentations, aw ards presentations andother activities of the MSU FEA.The Nominations Committee shall consist of at least tw omembers from the current Steering Committee and at leastone member from the faculty emeriti at-large. TheNominations Committee w ill prepare a slate of candidatesfor annual elections. The elections for the steeringcommittee w ill be held in the spring each year at the annualmeeting.VII. ANNUAL MEETING: The annual meeting shall consist of a businessportion for the purpose of electing new members of the steeringcommittee and voting on proposed amendments to the MSU FEABylaw s. Nine members of the Steering Committee must be inattendance at the annual meeting in order for business to beconducted. Nominations for membership on the Steering Committeeor amendments to and changes in the Bylaw s must be presented inw riting to the Nominations Committee or the Steering Committeethirty days prior to the meeting. Successful votes for nominationsshall be by a simple majority of those present and voting w hileBylaw s changes shall pass by a vote of a 2/3 majority of thoseemeriti members present and voting at the annual meeting.Adopted May 2007SITEMAP ACCESSIBILITY PRIVACY STATEMENTOffice Of Faculty and Organizational DevelopmentMichigan State UniversityHannah Administration Building426 Auditorium Road, Room 308East Lansing, MI 48824-1024Phone: (517) 432-1185 Fax: (517) 432-2069Email: facdevel@msu.edu leaders@msu.eduMSU is an affirmative-action, equal-opportunity employer.Pow ered by Drupal.Michigan State Univ ersity w ebsite designand dev elopment by Tria Design F irm.converted by Web2PDFConvert.com
Username or e-mail *Password *Log inCreate new accountHOMEMISSION, POLICIES & ADVISORY BOARDFaculty and InstructionalDevelopmentOrganizational andLeadership DevelopmentOrientationsCommunity BuildingOPPORTUNITIES & INTENDED PARTICIPANTSLecture SeriesThe Faculty Emeriti Association is sponsoring a series of lectures that are open tothe MSU community. The series offers Faculty Emeriti opportunities to hear aboutinteresting topics and to become reconnected with the campus.Parking: Parking
Michigan State University Hannah Administration Building 426 Auditorium Road, Room 308 East Lansing, MI 48824-1024 Phone: (517) 432-1185 Fax: (517) 432-2069 Email: facdevel@msu.edu leaders@msu.edu MSU is an affirmative-action, equal-opportunity employer. Powered by Drupal. Michigan State Unive
Faculty, Emeriti, and Staff 1 Faculty, Emeriti, and Staff Dr. Lori M. Bruce Dr. Janice E. Chambers Dr. Keith Coble Dr. Arthur G. Cosby Prof. Thomas Brent Funderburk
Executive MBA EMBA Staff Cheri DeClercq, PhD Assistant Dean, MBA Programs declercq@broad.msu.edu Greg Janicki, MBA Director janicki@broad.msu.edu Kara Tripi, MA Assistant Director ktripi@broad.msu.edu Brenda Adams Financial & Student Services Manager adamsb34@broad.msu.edu Sarah Ellis Admissions & Academic Support Manager sellis@broad.msu.edu Fran DiPietro Program Coordinator dipiet12@broad .
He has served as the Director, UCSD Medicine 401 Clerkship and as Associate Director, UCSD Internal Medicine Residency. UCSD Chancellor's Scholars Program UCSD Emeriti Mentor Program List of Mentors - 2022-2023 UCSD Emeriti Mentor Program, c/o UCSD Retirement Resource Center Mailing Address: 9500 Gilman Drive, Dept. 0020, La Jolla, CA 92093 .
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Annual Report of Donors – 2016Faculty, Staff, Emeriti, Retiree- 2017 Dr. Xudong Chen Ms. Darlene M. Chervenak Loris O. Chobanian Dr
Grade 5-10-Alex Rider is giving it up. Being a teenage secret agent is just too dangerous. He wants his old life back. As he lies in the hospital bed recovering from a gunshot wound, he contemplates the end of his career with MI6, the British secret service. But then he saves the life of Paul Drevin, son of multibillionaire Nikolei Drevin, and once again he is pulled into service. This time .
