The MSU African Studies Center welcomes African alumni and friends engaged with Africa through teaching, research, and outreach. The Spartan network in Africa is a vibrant community working together with local and global partners to create positive change through creative thinking, collaboration, and leadership. Stay connected and learn more about MSU in Africa, the African Studies Center, and the intersectional work Spartans are doing across the continent.
Alumni and friends are invited to join and participate in signature programs hosted by the center including our lunchtime talk series, Eye on Africa, a forum where we proudly showcase the work and achievements of Spartans in Africa. The African Tea Time series is another signature program that nurtures learning and understanding of Africa through different contexts and the sharing of first-hand experiences. Learn more about ways to get involved.
Students are enriched by the knowledge, expertise, and mentorship from alumni. These relationships foster academic excellence inside and outside of the classroom, professional development opportunities, and career advancement. Learn more about MSU Connect and begin building your Spartan network.
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Global Spartans Virtual Reunion
Thursday, May 13 and Saturday, May 22, 2021
7:30-9:30 AM ET (GMT-04:00)
The ability to think creatively and connect authentically are critical to meet the demands of today's rapidly changing world, regardless of profession or industry. Get an inside look from MSU faculty, students, and alumni about their creative process and Spartans' shared commitment to lead and connect the world through authentic leadership, creative thinking, and a global mindset at the Global Spartans Virtual Reunion.
A collaboration between International Studies and Programs and College of Communication Arts and Sciences at Michigan State University, this is a unique two-day experience to reignite your own creativity by connecting with innovative Spartans who are leveraging creative thinking to solve some of the world's biggest challenges.
Read about MSU's extraordinary African alumni and where they're at today. Know an alumni we should be featuring? Contact us to nominate them!
Support the African Studies Center by making a gift and an immediate difference. For additional information on ways to financially support African students, research, and engagement, contact Daniel Spadafore, senior director of International Advancement.
If you are interested in becoming involved with MSU's African Alumni and Friends Network, please contact Damaris Choti, student and alumni engagement coordinator.
Meet Ebenezer Ansah
Learn more about the MSU-UNN partnership
Eye on Africa Weekly Seminar Series
Africa @ MSU this week
