About
Michigan State University’s Department of Entomology, housed within the College of Agriculture and Natural Resources (CANR), is a national and international leader in the study of arthropod biology, ecology and management. We offer Bachelor of Science degrees (major or minor), as well as Master of Science and Doctor of Philosophy programs.
Our work touches daily life—spanning agriculture to natural ecosystems to urban environments. Faculty, students and staff conduct research with real-world impact, and we are deeply committed to sharing knowledge through outreach across Michigan via Extension and around the globe. Graduates of MSU Entomology become innovators in agriculture, policy, education and science.
Insects are everywhere—and so are we.
Contact us
Department Chair: Dr. Hannah Burrack (burrackh@msu.edu)
Undergrad contact: Amanda Lorenz (lorenzam@msu.edu)
Graduate contact: Anthony Cognato (cognato@msu.edu)
Entomology business office phone: 517-355-4663
Locate us
Visit MSU's interactive campus map for help with navigating on campus.
Phone: 517-355-4663
Fax: 517-432-7061
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Got a bug question?
Contact MSU insect diagnostician at msubughelp@msu.edu
People often ask about these insects. Here are our quick links to information about: brown marmorated stink bugs, bed bugs, spotted wing Drosophila, emerald ash borer, multi-colored Asian lady beetles, and boxelder bugs.
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