Come visit AEMS at two great events on August 31! The College of Education Colloquium will be at Erickson Hall from 10:30 to 12:00 for Education and Special Education Students. Sparticipation will be at Cherry Lane Field from 4:00 to 8:00.
Meet Melissa Nally, our President! She's an incoming senior with an IDS: Social Science Education major and History Education and Sociology minors. Fun fact: she visited Italy twice; including to perform with her high school choir! 🎵
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Meet Abby Holzman, our Vice President! She's an incoming senior with a Math Education major, a Coaching minor, and a UECP endorsement. Fun fact: she used to work for a dog groomer 🐶
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Meet Jennifer Ackerman, our Secretary! She's an incoming junior majoring in Elementary Education with an Integrated Science focus. Fun fact: she loves dancing and playing tennis 🎾
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Meet Juliette Vitale, our Treasurer! She's an incoming junior majoring in Secondary Education with a Mathematics focus and a Psychology minor. Fun fact: she was in the movie Into the Blue and she loves baking! 🍪
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Meet Maya Murray, our Community Service Coordinator! She's an incoming junior majoring in Elementary Education with an Integrated Science focus. Fun fact: She loves bubble tea 🧋and she grew up speaking Russian!
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Meet Mikella Vanlith, our Recruitment Director! She's an incoming senior with an Elementary Education major and a CSD minor. Fun fact: She enjoys hiking and being outdoors! 🌳
Come back tomorrow to meet another 2021-2022 Eboard member!
Meet Zoey Zupin, AEMS Ambassador! She's an incoming sophomore AFNRE (Agriculture, Food, and Natural Resources Education) major with a minor in Biological Sciences and Integrative Sciences. Fun fact: She Ioves cows! 🐮
Come back tomorrow to meet another 2021-2022 Eboard member!
This is not justice. This is accountability. Today's verdict does not end our work for racial and social justice. As the future of the education profession, we know our advocacy is essential, and we will continue to support, educate, nurture, and guide each other. Frrom 2020:
Aspiring educators from MSU recently completed their annual service project at a school in Waverly, continuing their tradition of showing appreciation for the work of Michigan school employees – especially in light of the pandemic. https://t.co/QzBaWhJhpj
“One minute teachers are hailed as front-line heroes — the next they are villainized as selfish and lazy … something has to give.” Read more of @MSUCollegeofEd senior Brittany Perreault’s viewpoint at https://t.co/OuglylYAqC @crainsdetroit@chalkbeatDET#miched
AEM President Brittany Perreault shares her thoughts on the teacher shortage and the future of the education profession ✊ Future teacher: Want to stop the shortage? Stop villainizing educators https://t.co/PG8CIJOutY via @crainsdetroit