Articles and Department Newsletters

Infrastructure Planning and Facilities: Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Report 2023

Check out Spartan Project SEARCH, referenced on page 8 and photo on page 12 of the report.

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 The Abilities, Opportunities and Future of Work Podcast

In this episode, we focus on "Spartan Project Search." This is a joint project between Michigan State University, Ingham Intermediate School District, Michigan Department of Health and Human Services, Michigan Rehabilitation Services, Community Mental Health, and Peckham Inc.
The Podcast aims to fill the gap on democratizing best-in-class practices with the broader disability community that can help facilitate employment of individuals with disabilities
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Infrastructure Planning and Facilities Department Newsletter

IPF congratulates the 2021-2022 graduates

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Facilities Department Newsletter

Check out the facilities department newsletter and their spotlight of a Project SEARCH intern.

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Yearbook Article 2019-20

Check out the feature the Red Cedar Log did on Spartan Project SEARCH in the yearbook.

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Spartan Project SEARCH

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