Civil Rights Training

Civil Rights Training

The most updated civil rights training is located in the Desire2Learn course: MSU Extension: Employee Essentials.  It is a 25-minute, interactive e-learning module followed by a short quiz. All MSU Extension employees should can enroll in and access this course. Please contact Anne Baker at amb@msu.edu if you need assistance.

Civil Rights District Presentations

District Directors work with Dionardo Pizaña, Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Specialist to schedule a yearly civil rights training as a review and opportunity clarify any changes or questions that need to be addressed.

Civil Rights Training Yearly Review PPT

 

 
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