Fellowship Programs and Cohorts
Fellows Programs/Cohorts
Fellowships provide opportunities to learn, connect, create, and influence. The next applications for fellowship opportunities will be March 2025.
This year-long experience is open to faculty and academic staff who are interested in learning about diverse leadership roles.
Finding Supports and Connections to Thrive as an Academic
In the first two newsletters of this year, you see a theme of connecting and building your network; the October issue continues this trend. We in AAN and those units with whom we collaborate start from the premise that one way to thrive as an academic is figuring out with which activities,
Finding Your Support System and the Wisdom in Collectives
Welcome to 2024!
Hopefully, everyone had at least some opportunity to pause and step away from the computer, to spend time with family and friends, to take a walk or just sit and consider the wonders of how quickly time flies when waiting for snow and then,
Further Q&A with Carole Goldberg
Introduction
We offered Late Career Symposium participants the opportunity to ask questions of our presenters, to be answered after the symposium. Below are the questions asked, answered by Carole Goldberg,
Further Q&A with Fernando Torres-Gil
Introduction
We offered Late Career Symposium participants the opportunity to ask questions of our presenters, to be answered after the symposium. Below are the questions asked, answered by Fernando Torres-Gil.
Garth Sabo
Garth Sabo is an Assistant Professor in the Center for Integrative Studies in the Arts and Humanities (CISAH) at Michigan State University. He has taught literature, writing, and humanities courses at Kent State University,
Garth Sabo
Garth Sabo is an Assistant Professor in the Center for Integrative Studies in the Arts and Humanities, where he also serves as the faculty mentor for the Innovative Online Pedagogy and Curriculum Program and as the interim Assistant Director of IAH for the 2023-24 academic year.
Genyne L. Royal
Dr. Genyne L. Royal serves as Assistant Vice President of Student Life and Engagement for Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, and Belonging and Assistant Dean for Student Success Initiatives at Michigan State University.
Geoff Recktenwald
Geoff Recktenwald is a teacher, problem solver, engineer, hockey enthusiast, parent, husband, and community leader. He believes that he has a lot to learn and a lot to share. Recktenwald enjoys dialog and engagement on ideas because it sharpens nebulous notions into tangible tools.
George H. Berghorn
George H. Berghorn is an Assistant Professor of Construction Management in the School of Planning, Design and Construction (SDPC) at Michigan State University, and an Adjunct Assistant Professor in the MSU Department of Forestry.