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College of Social Science

Experiential learning is essential to helping students develop real life skills which will prepare them for life outside the classroom. Your support of these programs and internships alleviates costs associated with the experience, such as travel and housing. Donate today to help provide opportunities for students to grow as professionals, scholars and Spartans.

Give to experiential learning programs and help alleviate the cost of vital learning experiences for our students.


A-CAPP Center

The MSU A-CAPP Center's student program exists to empower the next generation of leaders in brand protection and anti-counterfeiting through its experiential education program. By providing students with hands-on experience, cutting-edge research opportunities, practical skills, and access to industry experts, the program equips them with the skills and knowledge necessary to combat the growing threats of fake products in places like social media or in online shopping.

Flint Community Initiative

The Flint Community Initiative (FCI) prepares and invests MSU’s most vital resource — the time, gifts and talents of students passionate to make a difference — to engage in meaningful work in nonprofit community organizations in Flint while providing our students with a unique opportunity to develop skills in hands-on, collaborative community development projects.

InnovateGov

InnovateGov prepares and delivers MSU’s most vital resource — talented and motivated students — to Detroit’s civic institutions while providing our students with a one-of-a-kind opportunity to do real, impactful, and equitable work on the city’s most critical social problems.

Social Science Scholars Program

The Social Science Scholars Program offers its students more opportunities, support, and one-on-one investment than any other undergraduate program in the United States. Each year we recruit diverse, close-knit cohorts of incoming freshmen and rising sophomores who wish to learn in small groups, conduct research, get to know their faculty, find excellent internships, study abroad, and take on leadership roles on campus and in the community.

Spartan helmet thermometer representing the project goal

$10,000 Goal