MSU Student Services Advancement Offices

Faculty and Staff Resources

Michigan State University's Student Services department offers the following programs dedicated to help faculty and staff at MSU. To learn more about how you can support these programs, please visit one of the following links.

The Family Resource Center disseminates resource information to assist individuals and families in their balance of work, educational and family responsibilities and advocates for personal and family issues, regardless of family constellation. Learn more about how you can support the Family Resource Center.

The Intramural Sports and Recreative Service Department conducts and supervises a safe, supportive, active environment that is responsive to the MSU community's diverse recreative needs. Learn more about how you can support the Intramural Sports and Recreative Service Department.

The Learning Resources Center provides course specific one-on-one academic support to students, to help students become more effective, provide access to educational support and electronic literacy training for students and assist faculty in areas related to test writing, learning styles and other pedagogical concerns. Learn more about how you can support the Learning Resources Center.

The Ruth E. Renaud Student Affairs and Services and Academic Student Services and Multicultural Issues Staff Enrichment Endowment at Michigan State University was established in 1992 through gifts from faculty, staff, alumni and friends of the MSU Student Affairs and Services divison to honor Dr. Ruth E. Renaud who served the division for more than thirty years. Learn more about The Renaud Endowment.

The Resource Center for Persons with Disabilities is an essential program leading Michigan State University in maximizing ability and opportunity for persons with disabilities. The programs and services provide awareness, hope and expanded opportunity for students, faculty and staff with disabilities. Learn more about how you can support the Resource Center for Persons with Disabilities.

The Women's Resource Center serves as the first point of contact for women's issues and information at MSU. The center acts as a catalyst for collaboration on women's issues. In addition, the center provide vital information and resources to numerous MSU departments, offices, and academic disciplines. Learn more about how you can support the Women's Resource Center.

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"I would like take the time to thank you for a wonderful sailing experience, as I had an incredible time! This experience was also a great way to see other aspects of the Intramural Department. I had not been to the Sailing Center until the opportunity arose for me to be exposed to it via this sailing class. Sailing was a great and relaxing way to end the summer and I learned a lot about the technique of sailing. My favorite part and the most beneficial activity was to actually get out on the water on my own, tacking and jibing, knowing that if I didn't do it correctly I'd have gone swimming. Once again I want to thank you for an amazing experience and, above all, a great time. I appreciate the opportunity given me."

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