Ep. 38: Land Acknowledgement with Emily Proctor

Author: Emily Proctor, MSU Extension

In this podcast Kayleigh Hauri and Zsofia Szendrei, both from the Department of Entomology, talked to Emily Proctor from MSU Extension about her role in connecting MSU with MI Indigenous People. We also talked about her life growing up, her perception of the Land Acknowledgement and how to recruit indigenous students.

April 21, 2021

The People’s Park courtyard area between Wells Hall, Erickson Hall and the International Center, which is the location of the Indian encampment site on the campus of Michigan State University.
 

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