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campus buzzed with excitement as US Under Secretary of Education Cindy Marten toured facilities and learned about the institution’s diverse programs. This visit highlighted MSU’s dedication to fostering innovation and ensuring access to quality education for all students.
Marten’s tour included visits to the renowned Broad College of Business, the cutting-edge research labs at the College of Engineering, and the vibrant student life hub at the Union. Each stop provided her with firsthand insights into MSU’s commitment to excellence in various fields, from business and technology to the arts and sciences.
A key focus of the visit was MSU’s commitment to providing pathways for students from underrepresented backgrounds. Marten interacted with students from the McNair Scholars Program, a program specifically designed to support first-generation, low-income, and underrepresented students pursuing graduate studies. Her engagement underscored the federal government’s dedication to fostering equity and inclusion within education.
“This visit is not just about touring facilities,” stated MSU President Samuel Stanley. “It’s about showcasing how we’re working to address the challenges of our time, from preparing students for the future workforce to promoting and access for all.”
Marten’s visit serves as a testament to MSU’s leading role in higher education. It underscores the institution’s unwavering dedication to , research innovation, and creating a diverse and inclusive campus community. As she reflected on her experience, Marten emphasized the importance of collaboration between institutions and the federal government in shaping the future of education.
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Marten’s tour included visits to the renowned Broad College of Business, the cutting-edge research labs at the College of Engineering, and the vibrant student life hub at the Union. Each stop provided her with firsthand insights into MSU’s commitment to excellence in various fields, from business and technology to the arts and sciences.
A key focus of the visit was MSU’s commitment to providing pathways for students from underrepresented backgrounds. Marten interacted with students from the McNair Scholars Program, a program specifically designed to support first-generation, low-income, and underrepresented students pursuing graduate studies. Her engagement underscored the federal government’s dedication to fostering equity and inclusion within education.
“This visit is not just about touring facilities,” stated MSU President Samuel Stanley. “It’s about showcasing how we’re working to address the challenges of our time, from preparing students for the future workforce to promoting and access for all.”
Marten’s visit serves as a testament to MSU’s leading role in higher education. It underscores the institution’s unwavering dedication to , research innovation, and creating a diverse and inclusive campus community. As she reflected on her experience, Marten emphasized the importance of collaboration between institutions and the federal government in shaping the future of education.
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