Academy for Global Engagement call for Fellows

The Academy for Global Engagement (AGE) is a unique Fellowship offered to early- and mid-career tenure stream Engineering and Agriculture and Natural Resources faculty interested in strengthening global networks.

 
The Academy for Global Engagement (AGE) is a unique Fellowship offered to early- and mid-career tenure stream Engineering and Agriculture and Natural Resources faculty interested in strengthening global networks.
 
The Academy for Global Engagement is announcing the opening of applications for the 2017 cohort year.  Applications will now be accepted and are due Oct. 31 at 5 p.m. 
 
Interested faculty applicants, Deans, Directors, and Chairs are encouraged to attend any one of three information sessions hosted by the AGE Program Staff:
  1. Oct. 11 Engineering building, room 3405 A/B 
  2. Oct. 19 Biochemistry building, room 402
  3. Oct. 20 Morrill Hall of Agriculture in room 410
All meetings are noon-1 and lunch will be included. RSVP by Monday, Oct. 17 for the Oct. 19 & 20 sessions
 
 
For more information, please visit our website at www.globalacademy.msu.edu and to see a video about what other fellows in the program have to say about it.
Please send an email to age@msu.edu to request an application packet.

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