IAH 206 and Community Engagement at the MSU Museum

I am absolutely pleased to report that our IAH 206 event “Sustainability Issues in the Community and Beyond: Extinctions, Choices and Consequences” was an outstanding experience for students and Michigan community partners. The posters prepared by the students of sections 7-12 of IAH 206: Self, Society, Technology, are an expression of their experience with community partners and sustainability issues. For information on how this event was designed please read: Extinctions, Choices, and Consequences

The Center for Integrative Studies in the Arts and Humanities encourages and supports the design and development of IAH courses that include a component of community engagement. In IAH courses students and instructors are expected to participate in active learning through an engagement with community partners.

We are thankful to people and organizations that made this event a success

Please browse the program (pdf) and the pictures below to discover the many aspects of this bold IAH undertaking:

Pet Therapy


Refusing to Sustain


Endangered Species: Snow Leopards


Nuclear Waste


J. Randazzo’s Fruits & Vegetables


Organic Agriculture


Pet (dog) Therapy


Poverty


Global Warming


Life at the Zoo


Warming of the Globe

A Buggy Truth


No more Energy Plants in the U.S.


Sustaining the Life of Others


Veterinary Medicine


Vertical Farming


Take a Bite of Genetically Modified Food


Sustainable Packaging


MARS Pkg


Agriculture, the Aftermath


Animals and You


Associate Dean Swenson and IAH Students