Office of Academic and Student Affairs

The CANR Office of Academic and Student Affairs is the place for CANR students -- from investigating a major to getting the final details set for graduation. Our job is to connect students to the people and places they need.

The Office of Academic and Student Affairs is located in room 121 of the Morrill Hall of Agriculture. The main office contact information is oasa@msu.edu and 517-355-0234.

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Kelly Millenbah Ph.D.

Kelly Millenbah Ph.D.

Interim Dean for CANR; Director of Academic and Student Affairs
Teaching and Academic Policy Committee
millenba@msu.edu
517-355-0234

Dorcia Chaison PhD

Dorcia Chaison PhD

Assistant Dean for Academic Advising and Student Success
Teaching and Academic Policy Committee
chaison@msu.edu
517-355-0234

Laura Bix PhD

Laura Bix PhD

Assistant Dean for Teaching, Learning and Academic Analytics
College of Agriculture & Natural Resources
bixlaura@msu.edu
517-355-0234

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