Save the Date: GECP Self-Care + Study Event Dec. 11, 12-4pm |
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- Join other GECP students during finals in adjacent classrooms focused on self-care & studying
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Self-care room (133-D): hot chocolate bar, coloring sheets, games, and GECP-themed prizes
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Study room (133-E): peer advisors, pencils, paper, and other study supports
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Come for some or all of the time ~ Saturday Dec. 11 from 12-4pm, Erickson 133-D & 133-E
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E-Board will consist of two cohort representatives for each year (freshmen through seniors). Leadership, facilitation, and other responsibilities will rotate among cohort representatives.
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This document contains overview and descriptions.
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To be run for cohort representative, complete this form by Dec. 1.
- Elections in will be in December, with all votes cast by Dec. 13
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Please consider running! Also, feel free to email Alyssa to nominate someone, and she can reach out to them to encourage them to run.
Photo to the right: Students discuss position descriptions for the re-launched student-run organization at Nov. 18 GECP meeting.
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Broad Director of Education Michelle Word and Museum Educator Meghan Zanskas led the three GECP 101 classes-- along with instructors Alex Allweiss, Scott Farver, and Alyssa Morley-- through exhibitions
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The GECP groups were invited to consider how art produced by individuals who are, or have been, incarcerated connects to social justice education and abolitionist teaching
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K-12 Volunteer Opportunity with MSU Tutoring Club, HumanKind |
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Education Abroad Info Session: Fri. Nov. 19, 10:30-11:30, In-Person: Erickson Room 252. Virtual: Zoom link -Password:EdAbroad.
Coffee Hour through Office for International Students and Scholars: Fri. Nov. 19, 4-6pm, International Center, Spartan Rooms B&C (website)
Reeves Scholars Information Session: Mon. Nov. 22, 3:30-4:30 (Zoom link - Password:Reeves)
Tea Time and Crafts through the Office of International Studies in Education: Wed. Nov. 24, 2:00-3:00pm, Erickson Hall, Room 252.
GECP Self-Care + Study: Sat. Dec. 11, 12-4pm, Erickson Hall, Rooms 133-D and 133-E.
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Student Spotlight: Grace Steele (she/her/hers) |
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Why did you join GECP?
Growing up, my family couldn't afford to travel, so I always felt like I was lacking in cultural knowledge and experiences. I joined GECP so I could gain these experiences in college and have the opportunity to learn about various cultures and engage with individuals with different cultural backgrounds than my own.
Tell us about a powerful Global Experience you've had while at MSU:
Volunteering this year at the Refugee Development Center (RDC) has been very powerful. I'm able to engage with individuals from all over the world, speaking many languages and practicing many cultural traditions. I've helped with teaching RDC students English, but they have taught me much more than I could ever teach them.
If you weren't planning to be a teacher, what job would you choose?
Probably interior designer or an interior decorator.
What are your hobbies?
Reading, running, and baking.
What is your favorite book?
Untamed, by Glennon Doyle
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Call for content: Would you like to share an event, celebration, announcement, or advocacy opportunity with the GECP community? Email Alyssa to have it included in the newsletter.
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GECP Newsletter Archives: Past copies of GECP newsletters are saved on the GECP Blog.
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Missing a water bottle? Two very nice water bottles were found at the Oct 7 GECP welcome event. Terry Yuncker in the TE department (room 313) is holding onto them. You can pick them up any weekday 7am-4pm.
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Ways to reach GECP Coordinator, Alyssa Morley |
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