School profile
Michigan State University, located in East Lansing, Michigan, is one of the largest state universities in the United States. With a history of 150 years, the school has developed into a first-class comprehensive university integrating teaching and scientific research institutions, enjoying a high reputation in the United States and internationally. As the first public university founded by the government, she has always been committed to educating the general public, enterprises and government agencies. * * * There are 15 colleges, more than 200 departments and majors, many of which are world-famous in American universities. There are more than 40,000 students and more than 3,000 professors, 500 visiting scholars and more than 2,800 international students from 120 countries, and 1200 professors are engaged in teaching or scientific research all over the world. MSU school campus is one of the largest and most beautiful campuses in the United States. The beautiful environment provides a good venue for students and nearby communities.
infrastructure
The school has many unique facilities, including Wharton Performing Arts Center, which has staged many operas, dances and Broadway musicals. The school museum has local and international characteristics; There are more than 4 million books in the school library. There are many health and entertainment facilities on campus, including two national first-class 18-hole golf courses, indoor gymnasiums, gymnasiums, swimming pools and tennis courts. Donglan New Town where MSU is located is adjacent to Fulan New Town in Michigan. Shi Lan has the largest assembly line of General Motors in North America. Donglanxin is a famous cultural and educational city.
Subject setting?
Business School: Accounting Department, Finance Department, Management Department, Market and Material Management Department, Economics Department, Tourism and Hotel Management Department.
? School of Communication Arts and Sciences: Advertising Department, Listening and Vocalization Department, Journalism Department, Telecommunication Department, Public Relations Department, Communication Department, etc.
? Faculty of Arts: American Studies, Art, English, Linguistics, Conservatory of Music, Philosophy, Religion, Drama Performance, Women's Studies, etc.
? College of Education: Department of Consulting, Educational Psychology and Special Education, Department of Education Management, Department of Sports Science, Department of Normal Education, etc.
? School of Engineering: Department of Agricultural Engineering, Department of Civil Engineering, Department of Electronic Engineering, Department of Computer Science, Department of Materials and department of mechanical engineering, Department of System Science, etc.
? Institute of Human Ecology: Department of Family and Children's Ecological Environment, Department of Food Science and Nutrition, Department of Living Environment and Design, etc.
? Medical College: Department of Pharmacy, Department of Surgery, Department of Pediatrics, Department of Psychological Medicine, Department of Medical Education and Research, Department of Family Medicine, etc.
? Department of Natural Sciences: Department of Biochemistry, Department of Botany, Department of Chemistry, Department of Geology, Department of Mathematics, Department of Microbiology, Department of Physiology, Department of Physics and Astronomy, Department of Statistics, Department of Zoology, etc.
? School of Social Sciences: Department of Criminal Justice, Department of Labor Relations, Department of Political Science, Department of Psychology, Department of Social Work, Department of Sociology, Department of Urban and Regional Planning, etc.
? College of Animal Medicine: Department of Animal Medical Technology, Department of Clinical Animal, Department of Clinical Animal, Department of Pathology, Institute of Environmental Toxicology.
? College of Agriculture and Natural Resources: Department of Agricultural Economics, Department of Crops and Soil, Department of Forestry and Department of Packaging.
? Law school: international law, international legal comparison, tax law, etc.
? James madison Institute of Political Science
? College of Nursing
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Deng Xuanqing, a native of Jiangyin, Jiangsu Province, is now the second son of Sun, a native American. He has been a postdoctoral fellow at the University of California, Santa Barbara and Michigan State University.
Professor, Department of English Literature.
The school motto is "advance knowledge and change life!" (Spreading knowledge and changing life)
infrastructure
The school has many unique facilities, including Wharton Performing Arts Center, which has staged many operas, dances and Broadway musicals. The school museum has local and international characteristics; There are more than 4 million books in the school library. There are many health and entertainment facilities on campus, including two national first-class 18-hole golf courses, indoor gymnasiums, gymnasiums, swimming pools and tennis courts. Donglan New Town where MSU is located is adjacent to Fulan New Town in Michigan. Shi Lan has the largest assembly line of General Motors in North America. Donglanxin is a famous cultural and educational city.
academic research
College students and 9488 graduate students, 54% of whom are women. About 189% of the students are from Michigan, and the rest are from other states and 125 countries. Michigan State University has about 4,500 faculty and 6,000 employees, and the ratio of students to teachers is about 19 1. Michigan State University has as many teaching assistants as other universities.
In 2002, Michigan State University spent $289.787 million on research funds, setting a new record for investment research. From 65438 to 0877, William J. Beal, a professor of botany, conducted the first recorded maize gene hybridization and increased the yield. G. Malcolm Trout, a professor of dairy science, invented the method of milk homogenization in A.D. 1930. In A.D. 1960, scientists from Michigan State University invented an anticancer drug-allogeneic platinum. Today, Michigan State University continues its research, including the MSU- Doe factory research laboratory in cooperation with the US Department of Energy, and a particle accelerator called the National Superconducting Particle Cyclotron Laboratory. In 2004, scientists at the particle cyclotron successfully produced a germanium isotope called "Germanium 60". In the same year, Michigan State University, the University of North Carolina and the Brazilian government began to build the Southern Astrophysics Research Telescope (SOAR) with a diameter of 4. 1 m in the Chilean Andes. This transnational cooperative telescope allows physics and astronomy departments to study the composition and origin of the universe. Meanwhile, from 65438 to 0999, Michigan State University participated in another cooperative project called Michigan Life Science Corridor, which aims to develop local biotechnology in Michigan.
Michigan State University Library is the 26th largest academic library system in North America, with more than 4.7 million books and 6.4 million microfilms. This library system consists of nine branches. Among them, the collection on Africa is the largest in the United States, with more than 200,000 projects. Other noteworthy collections include Bert Van Gogh's sound database, over 40,000 hours of audio books, and different lifestyles of over100,000 people. And Russel B. Nye's pop culture collection, including a large collection of American comics. This collection includes more than100,000 comic books and10,000 related books and periodicals.
grade
According to statistics from Shanghai Jiaotong University and US News and World Report, Michigan State University ranks among the top 80 universities in the world, and American universities rank seventieth. Michigan State University has more than 200 academic courses. For seven years in a row, American News ranked Michigan State University in the first place in primary and secondary education master's research courses. At the same time, the doctoral research course of industrial and organizational psychology at Michigan State University ranked first in the past decade. In American News' ranking of nuclear physics research in 2006, Michigan State University ranked second, second only to MIT. In fact, the ranking of the School of Physics and Astronomy of Michigan State University is mainly based on the number and influence of teachers in the paper. In addition, in 2007, US News and World Report ranked Michigan State University as the first in supply chain management, and beat MIT to get the second place. The National Communication Association of the United States listed the doctoral research course of health communication and communication technology in Michigan State University as the most efficient education course in the country. At the same time, Michigan State University ranks in the top four in other communication fields, including international/cross-cultural communication, mass communication and interpersonal communication. Many departments under the College of Education are also ranked first or top ten in the United States. Other famous courses include criminal justice, music therapy, packaging, political science and communication. Michigan State University's overseas study program is the largest among single-campus universities in the United States, with 246 1 students from more than 60 different countries, including Antarctica.
sports facilities
Group I-A of the National University Sports Association of Michigan State University plans to provide 12 male representative sports and 13 female representative sports. Because Michigan State University calls itself Sparta, the mascot of Michigan State University is Sparta, named Sparta. The university participates in all representative events except the deicing stick in the top ten leagues. Michigan State University's hockey stick competes with the Central University Hockey Association. Today's Sports director is Ron Mei Sen. Ron Mei Sen was the head coach of ice hockey from 1979 to 2002, setting a career record of 924 wins, 635 losses, 270 losses and 69 losses in Michigan. [76] The Spartan Military Band in Michigan is responsible for playing team songs in all competitions, and students and alumni sing along. Michigan State University is one of the few 16 universities that have won many national football championships at the same time, and it is also the first school with many American football, basketball and hockey sticks. All the American football champions in Michigan play against 1A, not against 1AA. The game between Michigan State University basketball team and ice hockey team once set a world record for the largest audience.
Student media
The campus media of Michigan State University is full of diversity. State News, run by students, is the largest school newspaper in the state. It can be obtained free of charge from the internet or the newsstand in East Lansing. The print run of this newspaper is about 28,500 copies from Monday to Friday in autumn and spring, and15,000 copies in summer. National news is not released on weekends, normal holidays and semester breaks. Michigan State University's school yearbook "Red Cedar Journal" is the largest in the United States. Red Cedar Review is a literary abstract published by Michigan State University for more than 40 years, and it is the oldest literary journal founded by college students in the United States. The abstract is published annually by Michigan State University Press. Big Green is an online school magazine published on the first day of each month from 10 to May. The content of Big Green includes a story album full of depth, including campus-related (state), overall view, art and culture (arts & amp； Culture) and gender relations and health (sex&; At present, the magazine publishes a batch of best articles every year for free access.
The electronic media of Michigan State University includes three radio channels and a public radio and television channel, as well as TV programs produced by students. WKAR-TV is a public television network in Michigan, the second oldest educational television station in the United States and the oldest television station in the East Mississippi River valley. In addition to programs broadcast by the public, WKAR-TV also produces its own local programs, such as QuizBusters, a high school quiz. In addition, Michigan has three radio channels. WKAR-AM broadcasts talk shows on National Public Radio, while WKAR-FM focuses on classical music programs. WDBM, run by students from Michigan State University, plays alternative rock-style music on weekdays and mainly plays electronic music on weekends and evenings.