Plus, two education programs remain on top for 30 years!
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For the past three decades (yes, 30 years!), MSU’s elementary and secondary teacher education graduate programs have remained the best of the best, according to U.S. News & World Report rankings. Take a deeper look at how the College of Education has achieved and maintained this historic excellence and then check out the other MSU graduate programs ranked on top, like our supply chain and logistics program. It’s an exciting week to be a Spartan. All that and so much more in this edition of the MSUToday Weekly Update.
#1 for 30 years straight, Elementary & Secondary Education graduate programs

MSU updates and campus news
6 MSU grad programs ranked No. 1: U.S. News & World Report recognition

Spartans drive the global supply chain: MSU’s top-ranked program makes a difference worldwide

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Spartans work better together: The week in photos

MSU's Spring It's On Us Week: National survivor advocate Kimberly Corban headlines week of events

Celebrating the life of Bob Burgess

Major milestone: 20 years of the Asian Pacific American Studies program

Highlighting farmworker rights and recognition: César Chávez and Dolores Huerta Commemorative Celebration

Spartan research and outreach
Life without lipids: Building toward “artificial cells”

Financial news with a political slant? MSU research says polarization boosts trading

The importance of intervention: More action needed to prevent arthritis

What’s happening this week?
Intersection conversation: Stellar connections between art and science; April 11

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Spartan pride
Broadcast excellence: WKAR brings home Michigan Public Station of the Year honors

An Instagram carousel of photos with the first one showing the stat “Top 30 U.S. Public University” with accompanying text that says “It’s good to be a Spartan.”

A tweet on X that shares a graphic with men’s tennis members that says “19 wins in a single season. Most in program history.” There is accompanying text that says “WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW Winningest season in program history but not done yet.”

Detroit Tigers’ head groundskeeper: Heather Nabozny

A tweet on X that shares a graphic of two gymnasts that says “Nikki Smith. Beam. Qualified 2024 NCAA Championships” and “Skyla Schulte. Floor. Qualified 2024 NCAA Championships.” There is accompanying text that says “Fort Worth bound! Nikki Smith (beam) and Skyla Schulte (floor) are headed to the NCAA Championships! They'll compete on Thursday, April 18 in session one at 4:30 p.m. ET.”

Spartans featured in the news
In the National Institutes of Health, John Besley, Ellis N. Brandt Professor at MSU, talks about the importance of communicating trustworthiness and fostering trust.

From Spartans
Faculty voice: Teachers matter. MSU prepares the best

Student view: Ensuring a beautiful world for generations to come

Student view: Representing MSU at a prestigious national law association

Student view: Bridging neuroscience, leadership and inclusive entrepreneurship

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