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This playlist begins with some resources on how to create a professional network and a professional identity, moves into some resources on communicating your research to a general audience that can help build up your network outside of academia, and ends with a list of national organizations grad students might wish to join

This playlist begins with an overview of the different people and skills you need in your support system, moves into resources specific to maintaining your relationship with family, friends, and significant others, then discusses how to balance graduate school with the rest of your life, and ends with several MSU offices meant to support students through their program.

This playlist begins a discussion of how to be a successful graduate student, moves into resources on creating an effective and realistic writing habit, and ends with links to MSU’s official policies, procedures, and expectations when it comes to graduate students and graduate life at MSU as well as graduate student organizations that support you at MSU.

This playlist begins with a discussion of informational interviews, moves into resources regarding using your professional network specific to academic Ph.Ds, and ends with a more general discussion of how to use your professional network while searching for a job.

In moving a face-to-face course into a remote online space, modifications will be necessary. MSU provides a suite of core teaching tools to help modify your course accordingly.

By using MSU core teaching tools, you can ensure students have access and that there is support from MSU for the tools you are using to teach. For further details on how to use the core tools for common remote teaching situations, please refer to the Implement playlist.

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A playlist of experiences and resources connected to "Teaching Multilingual Learners: An Introduction to Translingual Pedagogy" workshop developed and facilitated by Drs. Joyce Meier and Cheryl Caesar- educators in the College of Arts and Letters' First Year Writing program.

Description: Best practices, recommendations for incorporating, and pedagogical implications of different technologies + Playlist: Technologies (Beyond Zoom) that can help build online community

Join MSU IT Educational Technology, MSU Libraries, the Center for Teaching and Learning Innovation (CTLI), the Enhanced Digital Learning Initiative (EDLI), and MSU IT Training at the virtual 2025 Fall Educator Seminars, August 21 - 22. Various trainings and webinars are offered each day at no cost to help prepare MSU educators for the new academic year. Sessions will dive into topics such as how to design effective, interactive courses for students or how to connect with library resources, and more.
Any questions or concerns contact us at ITS.FallEducatorSeminar@msu.edu