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1855 Place Apartments

Find out more about the facilities and custodial work

Culinary Services

Lets see how we get to learn about food preparation and serving food to others

MSU Federal Credit Union Headquarters

See how we learn about office/clerical work

Infrastructure Planning and Facilities: Facilities

Check out our custodial work

Infrastructure Planning and Facilities: Shops

Explore the trades jobs that keeps MSU running smoothly.

MSU Main Library

Explore the jobs to support the library and Accessibility Department

MSU Linen Services

Learn more about linen production

Sparty's Cafe

Let's explore how we stock and interact with customers

Vivarium

Learn how we support the veterinary department

T.B. Simon Power Plant

Explore the office and customer service work associated with the Power Plant

The Workshop at the S.T.E.M Building

Check out another form of food service and retail

Landscape Services

Explore how we help keep campus beautiful

Kedzie Student Garden

Explore how we learn about horticulture and support our future teachers

College of Nursing Student Media Center

See how we help students and manage technology

Spartan Project SEARCH

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