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This playlist begins with some general resources about non-academic career paths and specifically how your graduate training can prepare you for them, moves into some resources discussing particular post-graduate job options, and ends with a link to a twice-monthly Twitter discussion about what different people have done with their Ph.Ds

To implement your new plans and modifications, your considerations should be given to six key focus areas: Communication, Assessment, Assignments and Activities, Lecture, Participation & Engagement, and Library Resources. Content on each of these areas can be found in this playlist.

The articles that constitute this playlist were pulled together as a very BASIC overview of considerations for online instruction. If you're interested in more articles like the ones here, please visit the "MSU Remote Teaching" group (where there are additional posts, articles, and playlists)!

This playlist brings together useful information and resources for new (international) graduate students or anybody new to MSU and East Lansing.

This is a collection of resources on assessments that was a part of a workshop offering in the Summer of 2020. This workshop was designed and delivered by Amy Lockwood, Andrea Bierema, Becky Matz, Casey Henley, Dave Goodrich, Julie Libarkin, Michael Lockett, Nicola Imbracsio, Stephen Thomas, and Sue Halick.

In addition to referring students to CAPS directly, MSU offers resources for helping a student you have concerns about. This playlist has been developed to make finding those resources easy.

This is a collection of resources to help guide educators through the process of collecting mid-semester feedback, interpreting the data, and making an action plan!

Leadership Fellows Program is a year-long, cohort-based experience created to build a stronger and healthier graduate student community at MSU. We support, encourage, and provide resources for graduate and professional student leaders to engage in change-oriented work within their disciplines, College, the institution more broadly, and the world.