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| Total Grad Surveys | 9 | | Females | 4 | | Males | 5 | | Avg years at University | 1.7 |
| | | | | | The teacher education program has been a great experience. | | Nov 12 2007 | Education | | |
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So far I've been disappointed in the faculty at the J-school. Their concerns are almost exclusively on funding, with politics between each other a close second and students absolute last with the exception of two professor I can name off-hand and I know almost all of them. If they spent as much energy on motivating the students as they do on getting grants, it'd be an excellent school. Also, no one seems to know where exactly this grant money goes and I don't think it goes back into academics. | | Oct 08 2004 | Journalism | | |
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| | | The MSU School of Social Work is a program of administrative corruption, unethical teaching practices, and mistreatment of students. Administrators, professors, and practicum coordinators engage in all kinds of wrong-doing, much of which is done with deliberate interference against students such as making personal attacks against their character. Students have their chances of success crushed by administrators who mismanage their curriculum and engage in character assassination. Minority students come under attack simply for being minorities. Administrators blacklist students by making statements that lead internship supervisors to question their competence. Professors are arrogant and unresponsive to student needs and classroom instruction is terrible. Professors push political agendas that are both anti-male and anti-family. Students who don’t embrace their unfair administrative practices or mean-spirited political viewpoints in the classroom are graded unfairly and washed out of the program. Social work administrators engage in a variety of underhanded techniques in which Michigan State University money is used wrongly. Each year, professors and administrators use MSU money to take expensive vacations to various places in the United States and through-out the world. Administrators and professors engage in all kinds of indiscretions and abuses. Their marketing techniques find students experiencing all kinds of deception and chicanery. Students are mislead in numerous ways, such as being duped into enrolling in the program without knowing it’s a teleconference course, or being led to believe they will get a certain practicum – only to discover upon entering that program that the practicum they were promised is unavailable. | | Sep 23 2004 | Social Work | | Corruption in Administration |
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| | | Julie Navarre is your quintessential academic lesbian dyke. Her face beams when she makes negative comments about men in class. She uses her role as a professor and as a practicum coordinator to promote hate. She fits nicely into a social work program that is both anti-male and anti-family. Julie Navarre promotes man-hating by displaying anti-male literature and propaganda in her office, and engaging in anti-male message- mongering in casual conversation. | | Sep 22 2004 | Social Work | | Corruption in Administration |
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| | | MSU was a great experience with a music faculty that are of top quality in either public or private institutions. Better facilities would enable better performance venues and more attractive for recruiting students. It seems the university president is more involved in making the science and athletic departments have facilities to work with that are top quality, whereas the music school is far down on the list of priorities. In my opinion, MSU has an "equal to or better than" music school than the other school in Michigan that offers music degrees. | | Jan 04 2003 | Music - Performance | | |
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| | | I love MSU. I went to a small private college as an undergrad (because I was afraid to attend a big school) and hated it. MSU's campus is gorgeous, most of the faculty are friendly and helpful, and courses are available to fit the abilities of any student. | | Oct 11 2000 | Math | | Designing a Clustering of 52 States based on Dental Fee Structure |
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