Please join the Office for International Research Collaboration (OIRC) and the Center for Gender in Global Context (GenCen) on Thursday, September 27, 3:00-5:00pm (International Center, Room 303) for a presentation on funding opportunities and research trends that incorporate gender and sexuality. Following the presentation there will be an opportunity for faculty to network with collaborators from across campus and share their research interests. All are welcome.
Refreshments will be served.
Funding Opportunities
National Opportunities
Opportunities throughout the U.S.
Been on a plane lately?
Last month, Mintel Academic released it's 2018 - Airlines in the US Report.
According to Mintel, "The surging price of [airline] fuel is impacting profit margins and encouraging airlines to raise fares."
In 1860, one-quarter of the foreign-born population in Michigan was from Germany. These two maps of Michigan appeared in two popular German-made atlases, made when many western Europeans were immigrating to the United States.
‘Nordlicher Theil’ shows us the entire journey immigrants could take from New York, up the Hudson River, along the newly-built Erie Canal and through the Great Lakes to Michigan.
National Funding
Opportunities Throughout the U.S.
The Birth of a Myth
Note: The following maps will be on display in the MSU Map Library the week of September 10, 2018. They were both generous gifts of Ron Dietz.
The French were enjoying the pinnacle of their influence in the Great Lakes when this map was published. It illustrated Charlevoix’ history and travel journal which saw wide distribution and many printings. Mapmaker Nicholas Bellin’s work was highly regarded and so this map helped shape many people’s perceptions of the region. In many ways it was a great improvement in Great Lakes mapping.
The emergence and rise of the internet and adaptive technologies have dramatically changed the environment in which businesses and consumers coexist. This year’s undergraduate initiatives at the Broad College will largely revolve around supporting initiatives which prepare students for the new digital economy.
National Opportunities
Opportunities throughout the U.S.