Learning Communities are organized by and for members of MSU’s educator community. They provide rich, supportive spaces for complicated conversations about curriculum, teaching, student support, technology, and much more. MSU has supported these communities since 2004 and continues to do so through a funding program administered by the Office of the Provost and coordinated by CTLI.
Learning Communities at MSU are welcome to propose their own topics and determine the structures that best support their inquiries. Accordingly, communities tend to vary greatly in their practices, interests, and agendas. All communities, however, share three things in common:
We are excited to officially announce the call for the 2026-27 Learning Communities (LCs)! Now coordinated by CTLI, 2026-2027 LCs will focus specifically on advancing educator practice at MSU. Submit your proposal to join an amazing network of educators dedicated to shared wisdom and impactful teaching. The call for proposals is now open, and we will be accepting proposals until May 31, 2026.