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MSU IN THE NEWS
A new longest-living fish? Sturgeon could top 400 years – far longer than scientists believed: Assistant Professor Scott Colborne in the Department of Fisheries and Wildlife at the College of Agriculture and Natural Resources offers new research.
Detroit wants to elevate youth voices in leadership – that means giving them real power: Krista Mehari, associate professor in the Department of Public Health at the College of Human Medicine, published an article about how the city of Detroit's effort to engage young people must mean they are included at the decision table.
Canadian workers speak out against growing screen time surveillance: Tara Behrend, a professor in the School of Human Resources and Labor Relations, explains her research on monitoring and surveillance tools when it comes to employee anxiety and productivity.
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Campus initiatives
As MSU grows and continues to become more contemporary, connected and future-focused, the refreshed strategic plan introduces key themes that bridge organizational and planning structures.
MSU’s most ambitious multiyear comprehensive fundraising campaign will equip Spartans with the resources, experiences and knowledge to address the world’s greatest challenges, solidify MSU as a talent activator and create a thriving society.
The survey assesses the experiences of students, faculty and staff related to relationship violence and sexual misconduct, workplace incivility, help-seeking and perceptions of campus.