Kaleidoscope: Showcasing the Pieces of Our Best Selves
The month of May is fast approaching. Debating whether spring is here to stay or if we may continue to have reminders of a long winter. Trying to figure out how to get all the big and little things on our to-do lists done,
Karen Kangas-Preston
Karen Kangas-Preston is a Senior Academic Specialist—Teaching in the Department of Theatre with extensive experience in costume design, construction, and stage makeup. She holds a Master of Fine Arts in Costume Design from Illinois State University and a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Theatre Design and Technology from the University of Minnesota-Duluth.
Kari Kammel
Kari Kammel, is the director of the A-CAPP Center and maintains an active research agenda on legal issues pertaining to trademark counterfeiting, U.S. state and federal law, e-commerce and social media liability for trademark counterfeiting,
Kate Birdsall
Kate Birdsall joined the faculty in Writing, Rhetoric, & American Cultures in 2014. She is a rhetorician, a creative writer, and a teacher. Her current research centers on discourses of race,
Katherine Ruger
As Senior Associate Dean of Strategic Initiatives and Executive Chief of Staff at Michigan State University College of Osteopathic Medicine (MSUCOM), Dr. Ruger leads over 30 faculty, academic and support staff towards the mission of the college by building and sustaining a strong community of next-generation osteopathic physicians.
Kathy Forrest
Kathy Forrest, MSN, MA, RN
Kathy Forrest is an Instructor and Coordinator of Professional Programs in the College of Nursing at Michigan State University. She is responsible for all continuing education offerings provided by the College of Nursing including annual conferences;
Katie Clements
Katie Clements (she/her) received her PhD in Community Psychology from Michigan State University in 2018. Her research with newcomer youth and families, and her teaching in the classroom,
Kelley Blanck
Kelley Blanck is an Instructor for the School of Social Work. Kelley earned her B.A. degree in Psychology from Oakland University in 1994, and her MSW degree in Social Work from Michigan State University in 1996.
Kendra Spence Cheruvelil
Dr. Kendra Spence Cheruvelil is dean of MSUs Lyman Briggs College (LBC) and a professor of aquatic ecology. LBC is MSU’s residential college for ~2000 undergraduates who are studying the sciences within their societal and global contexts.
Kendra Spence Cheruvelil
Kendra Spence Cheruvelil is an independent person who enjoys being part of a team. I especially love to solve problems,
scientific or otherwise, by facilitating connections among people with different backgrounds,