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Dr. Gerd Kortemeyer Awarded Teacher-Scholar Award - Awarded to faculty who early in their careers have earned the respect of students and colleagues for their devotion to and skill in teaching and who have shown scholary promise.
Dr. Gerd Kortemeyer stands out for his scholarly approach to teaching physics, which deliberately draws on the theories and best practices in the research literature.
Dr. Kortemeyer integrates his teaching with his research on the effectiveness of online learning tools through his work on the Learning Online Network with Computer-Assisted Personalized Approach, better known by the acronym LON-CAPA. Read more...

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2010 Graduates

Congratulations class of 2010!

On May 8, 2010 we celebrated with family and friends of our nearly 250 graduates held at the MSU Auditorium. Following the ceremony there was a dessert reception held in Shaw Hall.

View the photos from the event

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Mark Waddell, Ph.D., speaks at the University of Central Florida (UCF) College of Medicine and interviewed by MSNBC

MSU undergraduate programs rank among nation’s best

Philip Strong to Lead Hubbard Hall Neighborhood Initiative

Michael Nelson: Moral Ground: Ethical Actions for a Planet in Peril

Innovative MSU research makes lake and stream conservation more effective

Briggsie Daniel J. DiBardino, M.D. to be featured on a new ABC News eight-part series called Boston Med

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MSU/Lyman Briggs College awarded $25 million for NSF center to study evolution in Action

True sustainability needs an ethical revolution

Professor Brian O'Shea wins a National Science Foundation Petascale Computing Resources Allocations award.

Catherine Westfall, PhD has been elected an American Physical Society Fellow

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