MSU Events Calendar |
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The 3M Interest Group Academic (iCER Seminar room 1455-A Biomedical & Physical Sciences Building) The Metabolism, Membranes and Metalloenzymology, the (3M) Interest Group, serves as a forum for graduate students, postdocs and faculty to o... |
| 12:00pm | |
"Ethical Issues Related to Fundraising from Grateful Patients" Conferences / Seminars / Lectures (C102 East Fee Hall) "Ethical Issues Related to Fundraising from Grateful Patients" is a talk by Reshma Jagsi. |
| 12:00pm | |
Protecting the Land and Water International Events (Study Abroad, ...) (Snyder Hall, Second Floor) Visit the Residential College in the Arts and Humanities LookOut! Art Gallery from March 26 to April 13 for the latest exhibit: "Protecting ... |
| 1:00pm | |
Bookworms at the Broad: Chance Public Programs (Eli and Edythe Broad Art Museum) Bring your eyes, ears, and imaginations to the MSU Broad for story time and creative fun inspired by this month's theme, chance! Bookworms i... |
| 3:00pm | |
Organic Seminar Conferences / Seminars / Lectures (Chemistry) Jaime Curtis-Fisk, DOW Chemical |
| 3:30pm | |
The Heavy Lift of Institutional Change: Cultivating Strategies for Equity Conferences / Seminars / Lectures (Kresge Art Center Room 108) Kris De Welde's remarks will focus on key patterns of systemic and intersectional inequities in higher education as well as strategies for o... |
| 7:00pm | |
Spring Poetry Festival: An Evening With Carolyn Forche Conferences / Seminars / Lectures (RCAH Theater) MSU alumna Carolyn Forché's first volume, "Gathering the Tribes," winner of the Younger Poets Prize, was followed by "They Country Between U... |
| 7:00pm | |
Muslim FilmFest: Film & Discussion of The Nightingale's Prayer Movie / Film (Wells Hall B-117) Muslim FilmFest: Film & Discussion of The Nightingale's Prayer Moderator: Ayman Mohamed This compelling tale of love and betrayal, set... |
| 7:30pm | |
Detroit Symphony Orchestra at MSU Performing Arts (Dance, Music, Theatre, ...) (Fairchild Theatre, MSU Auditorium) Principal string players from Detroit Symphony present music of Brahms. |