| Michigan State University Alumni Club of Oakland County |
Welcome to the website
of the Michigan State University Alumni Club of Oakland County.
Oakland County is the home of the second largest concentration
of
MSU alumni in the country numbering over 40,000.
In addition to this website
and our newsletters, the Oakland County Alumni Club frequently sends
out e-mails to alumni. Because of time restraints or subject matter
(for example, someone has tickets available for an upcoming game),
sometimes this may be the only way we can communicate the information.
If you would like to be added to our growing e-mail list, click
here.
The Oakland County Club
is established by those alumni who have loved their experience at
Michigan State University and wish to give something back to their
alma mater. The Club hosts several events each year for its members
as well as running the largest regional alumni club scholarship
in the country.
Please visit our auction
site. Proceeds from this auction will help us to enlarge our scholarship
as well as provide us with the means to have more events through
the year.
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MSU, Flint’s Crim Fitness Foundation team up to fight childhood obesity
Michigan State University and the Crim Fitness Foundation, in partnership with Flint Community Schools, are instilling fitness and good nutrition into the lives of Flint students by assessing the effectiveness of the CrimFit Youth Program.
Groundbreaking for MSU’s Broad Museum set for March 16
Michigan State University will break ground on the iconic Eli and Edythe Broad Art Museum at 10 a.m. Tuesday, March 16, at the museum site just west of the Collingwood Entrance on the MSU campus. The ceremony will be followed by a program at 11 a.m. in the Pasant Theatre of the Wharton Center.
MSU develops video game to help kids avoid landmines
A Michigan State University professor and his students have developed a new video game that they hope will help children and others in war-torn countries avoid death and injury from unexploded land mines and other explosives.
MSU’s Impact 89 FM named College Station of the Year for the 10th time
The Michigan Association of Broadcasters and Broadcast Music Inc. have named Michigan State University’s WDBM – or Impact 89 FM, as it is commonly known – the college radio station of the year. The Gold Record Award was presented at the Great Lakes Broadcasting Conference in Lansing on March 3. This is the 10th time in a row that WDBM-FM has won the award.
MSU dairy facility garners silver LEED certification
Michigan State University’s W.K. Kellogg Biological Station dairy herd set itself apart last summer when it moved to a new pasture-based facility featuring robotic milking and an energy-efficient design.
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| Next Upcoming Event |
April Board Meeting
Wednesday, April 7, 2010
The April Board meeting of the Oakland County Alumni Club will be Wednesday, April 7, 2010 at 7:00 PM.
The meeting is at the Farmington Community Library. The Library is located at 32737 West Twelve Mile Road.
Everyone is welcome!
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