MSU Sociology Call to Action
We are appalled at the recent wave of police brutality and police-involved killings of Black people across our country. We know these are not a new occurrence. We also know that the violence visited on Black and Brown people at the hands of police is but one form of a pervasive structural violence that threatens their economic livelihoods, social well-being, and physical and mental health.
Read the full statement hereWELL-BEING RESOURCES
As we are venturing into one of the most stressful times of the academic year, it is important for all of us to care for and support our students, our staff, our faculty, and ourselves. Toward this end, we've identified a range of physical and mental health and wellness resources (broadly defined) for undergraduate and graduate students, and for employees.
TOGETHER WE WILL
FALL WELCOME MESSAGE
Chair Aaron McCright has a message to all new and returning Sociology students: You will get through this and be stronger for it.
ONLINE TEACHING RESOURCES
We have pulled together a variety of information to assist faculty and staff in preparing for online learning, including FAQs for Zoom, D2L, PowerPoint and Kaltura MediaSpace.
At the College of Social Science, we believe that the quality of our academic programs, learning, and work environments, depends upon our capacity to uphold the principles of diversity, equity, and inclusion. We strive to cultivate an inclusive and welcoming college environment that celebrates a diversity of people, ideas, and perspectives. Read more on our Diversity and Inclusion page highlighting the people and efforts of MSU Sociology.