Since 2023, the COIL Faculty Fellows Program-Africa has been promoting global learning between MSU, African universities, and other partners. Modest honoraria are given to fellows to support professional and project development, and the program also provides a blend of training workshops, presentations, and a fellows community of practice. Additionally, to further support fellows' learning and promote sustainable institutional internationalization efforts, fellows are in close contact with MSU's COIL Faculty Learning Community and with appointed COIL Campus Coordinators. After the COIL projects are implemented, the program offers a culminating symposium as an opportunity for fellows to share insights and showcase their work.
Featuring COIL projects between Michigan State University fellows (representing the Broad College of Business, College of Agriculture & Natural Resources, College of Arts & Letters, College of Natural Science, College of Osteopathic Medicine, and Lyman Briggs College) and African fellows from Egerton University (Kenya), Lilongwe University of Agriculture and Natural Resources (Malawi), Makerere University (Uganda), and University of Nigeria Nsukka (Nigeria).
Featuring COIL projects between Michigan State University fellows (representing the Broad College of Business, College of Agriculture & Natural Resources, College of Arts & Letters, College of Education, College of Engineering, and College of Osteopathic Medicine) and African fellows from University of Nigeria Nsukka (Nigeria), University of Pretoria (South Africa), and United States International University-Africa (Kenya).
Featuring bilateral and trilateral COIL projects between 1) Michigan State University fellows (representing the College of Agriculture & Natural Resources, College of Arts & Letters, College of Communication, Arts & Sciences, College of Education, College of Human Medicine, College of Natural Science, College of Osteopathic Medicine, and Lyman Briggs College), 2) African fellows (representing Egerton University in Kenya, Université Yambo Ouologuem de Bamako in Mali, University of Botswana in Botswana, University of Dar es Salaam in Tanzania, University of Health and Allied Sciences in Ghana, University of Nigeria Nsukka in Nigeria, United States International University-Africa in Kenya, and Women’s University in Africa in Zimbabwe, and 3) HBCU fellows (representing Bennett College in North Carolina, Morehouse College in Georgia, Prairie View A&M University in Texas, and Tuskegee University in Alabama).
Cohort 3: Announcement
Announcement: 2025 Global Voices Essay Contest-Michigan
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