College Mourns Loss of Professor Emeritus Douglas Noverr
February 19, 2020
The College of Arts & Letters is mourning the loss of Professor Emeritus Douglas Noverr, who passed away on February 14, 2020. He was 77 years old. Noverr was at…
Pursuing the Dream: Undocumented Lives; Persistence Through Uncertainty
January 13, 2020
See the full report at: http://deansreport.cal.msu.edu/2018 At ages 10 and 15, José Adrián Badillo Carlos and Osvaldo Sandoval moved with their families from Mexico to the United States where they…
‘Walking For Ded’ Premiered April 2019
January 10, 2020
Walking For Ded, a film about an Albanian immigrant who has lived and worked in the United States for 17 years after being denied political asylum, will premiere on Friday, April 12.…
Citizen Scholar Interns in Argentina
January 8, 2020
Citizen Scholar Carla Simone experienced a different culture while teaching English to students in first through seventh grade at Colegio Norbridge in Buenos Aires, Argentina, as part of a two-month…
Bringing Puerto Rican Culture to MSU Spanish Program
January 8, 2020
When Jonathan Montalvo moved to Indiana from Lares, Puerto Rico, at the age of 15, he knew very little English. After many years practicing, he became fluent and went on…
Susanne Pohl
June 21, 2019
In my 7th Grade Honors Literature class and 8th Grade Standard Plus English class, I design new curriculum, apply my skills for teaching aspects of language (grammar, vocabulary, etc.), and discuss literature with my students. In my Spanish class, I give students a preview of the language and do mostly introductory lessons.
Dr. Richard Bryce: 2016 MSU Young Alumni Award Winner
June 21, 2019
I am originally from East Lansing and my parents were both Spartans, so I had a lot of exposure to MSU growing up. I also had the opportunity to walk on the MSU football team. As a large university that emphasized caring for the less fortunate, it was a perfect fit for me.
Ash Davis
June 21, 2019
As an English instructor at Francois Rabelais University (Université François-Rabelais), I prepare lessons for several English courses that I am assigned to teach, including Oral Language (a listening class), Oral Expression (a speaking class), and a course called “Allogènes” (a class with varied/varying themes).
Elizabeth Niemerowicz
June 21, 2019
Teaching in a juvenile detention facility was not the career path English alumna Elizabeth Niemerowicz originally planned for herself, but her MSU education opened her eyes to a whole new…
Valentina Denzel: Exploring Our Past to Better Understand Our Present
June 21, 2019
Sometimes to understand our current worldview, it is necessary to examine and understand the events of our past, at least according to Assistant Professor of French Valentina Denzel, whose area…