A new International Magazine called MSU Internationa l made it debut this summer and was launched by the International Studies and Programs. Future issues will feature MSU's new directions and existing strengths, as well as present expert diagnosis by MSU faculty of emerging and important world developments. The objective of the workshop is to introduce college faculty to quality films and videos with African subject matter and provide strategies for including these materials into introductory, interdisciplinary social science curricula. This workshop is made possible by the support of a grant from the U.S. Department of Education. There is opportunity for 40 eligible participants from the greater Atlanta area to receive materials and meals free.
Registration is free to all.
Registration deadline is September 23, 1999. Worked with the Food Security Research Project Team in Kigali in May to help establish the applied Policy Research Program on farmer associations in Rwanda. MSU Office of International Studies and Programs and the MSU Alumni Association are sponsoring the First Annual International Photography Competition. They are in search of good, quality photos that artistically depict connections between MSU's mission and the rest of the world. Entry deadline is Wednesday, September 15, 1999.