MSU RESOURCES
Women
and International Development (WID) Program
Established in 1978, WID is the longest-standing program of its
kind in the nation, promoting teaching, research, and action on
international development and global transformation as they affect
women and gender relations.
Environmental
Science and Policy Program (ESPP)
Answering complex problems requires collaborative efforts. Environmental
science and policy demands flexibility, creativity, and knowledge
drawn from many fields. This holds true for students shaping their
education or for professionals seeking solutions to practical problems.
ESPP is more about access, less about barriers, offering interdisciplinary
science for better decisions, for creative solutions, and for choices
and balance for the future.
Graduate
Specialization in Ethics and Development
The Specialization in Ethics and Development provides graduate students
and faculty with the opportunity to address collaboratively and
in a philosophically sophisticated manner the difficult ethical
issues that arise in the course of social, economic, political,
and cultural development within an increasingly inter-connected
global context.
Sustainable
Agriculture & Food Systems
MSU's entry point for a wide range of activities in Sustainable
Agriculture and Food Systems, this website includes pages on:
- Cover Crops
- Soil Ecology and Management
- Economic Analysis
- Integrated Pest Management
- Biological Control with Native Plants
- Crop Biotechnology and Sustainable Agriculture
- Livestock - Beef
- Cultural Diversity, Food, and Agriculture
- Women and Agriculture
