Working with an editor at The Conversation, developed and wrote three articles dealing with the role of music in lived religion. These articles were read by many and republished by several online publications.

In 2021, the National Farm to School Network and MSU Center for Regional Food Systems surveyed early care and education (ECE) providers across the country to better understand current initiatives, motivations, and challenges in applying farm to ECE a...

Co-founder of the New Music Forum, a nascent mutual aid society devoted to experimentalism in the performing arts. The forum hosts a monthly concert series in partnership with the Turner-Dodge House in Lansing attended by diverse community members.

Students in IAH 209 designed cards as gifts, which were given to ICU workers at Spectrum Butterworth hospital. The cards were designed and then hand printed by students using a traditional block-printing technique. These cards were given in packs to ...

This multisector, multiyear project, part of an ongoing effort to build a locally African American-owned economy, is working on establishing a co-op grocery store on the north side of Flint.

This proposed project addresses health outcome inequities for Michigan Indigenous children, who experience a higher prevalence of obesity and type 2 diabetes than their white peers. N-MICCHE would expand the Inter-Tribal Council of Michigan's work in...

Acting as a neutral party, the National Charrette Institute (NCI) conducted 30 interviews with Water Resources Commissioner customers about water shut-off program experiences. NCI assisted with the development of an interview instrument, conducted su...

Shared lessons about One Health from a veterinary medical view with undergraduate students.

The MSU Theatre Department partners with OpenSpot Theatre to provide theatrical workshops for students who are neurodiverse. MSU students shadow OpenSpot professionals and learn best practices for creating content and performing with these individual...

This is a new service-learning course for the College of Osteopathic Medicine. Many students gain early clinical experience through community-based service experiences. This course allows that to occur within a credit-bearing, academic context.

A qualitative and girls of color-informed research study about girls' real-life experiences with state systems like schools, foster care, and the juvenile justice system, in New York State.

Students restored the medical home using the principals of Public health care Removal of out dated medicine,. Using an Amazon Wish List restock the house with pampers, formula, personal care items for the community. Food distribution/giveaway selecti...

Guest on a podcast to inform farmers about bird management in crops. The podcast was produced by Highbush Blueberry Council.

Interviewed about Pituitary pars intermedia dysfunction (PPID) for podcast episode.

Gave poetry readings that touch on Lakota culture, political activity, and history. Also presented lectures on treaty rights and political activism.

Taught drainage design for crop production and water-quality protection as part of a three-day workshop for farmers, state conservationists, and other agency personnel. Developed curriculum, organized workshop logistics, taught majority of content. A...

Trained over 500 staff across Michigan to better respond to online sexual misconduct.

Delivered a presentation on "Midwestern Oak Savanna Restoration" to the Wildflower Association of Michigan annual meeting in March 2022. 42 attendees.

This committee participates in the planning of an annual national conference attended by students, speech-language pathologists, educators, and health care providers from around the world to advance the clinical practice of speech-language pathology.

This was a pilot effectiveness trial examining the potential benefit of training Part C early-intervention providers to use an evidence-based parent-mediated curriculum with children with autism.

Carole Gibbons and her team interviewed youth service workers and youth with experiences with community violence in Lansing. To build relationships and further collaboration, constructed a project logic model to disseminate results to those we interv...

Attended by 600 family members and students at Bennet Woods Elementary. Activities included dissecting an owl pellet; bandaging a leg; and doing a physical exam on a stuffed animal. Fifteen veterinary medicine students assisted.

Joint lecture with other faculty on head injuries and helmet safety. This was delivered to adults that attended a Reach Out To Youth event at the Secchia Center in Grand Rapids.

Multiple diverse children's books written about encouraging peace and justice were shared. The books were written by authors of various backgrounds and contained characters of different cultural and ethnic identities.

Analysis of access to transportation and its impact on low-income communities in Detroit with a focus on access to food, employment, and health services.