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.

MSU News

Stimulus funding drives MSU research; Web site outlines efforts

With more than $1.5 million in federal stimulus funding grants already awarded, Michigan State University is helping lead economic recovery as its spurs innovation, creates jobs and furthers research addressing some of society’s most pressing challenges.

‘Genetic arms race’ between bacteria, viruses subject of stimulus grant

The oceans teem with microscopic bacteria that produce much of Earth’s oxygen as they absorb carbon dioxide greenhouse gas. But fast-mutating viruses also populate the seas, attacking marine bacteria in an ages-old evolutionary arms race.

Michigan State University Dean's List for spring semester online

Grades for spring semester have been processed, and media outlets now can view Michigan State University's Dean's List online at www.reg.msu.edu/ROInfo/GradHonor/DeansList.asp.

 

Peer pressure plays major role in environmental behavior

People are more likely to enroll in conservation programs if their neighbors do – a tendency that should be exploited when it comes to protecting the environment, according to a pioneering study from Michigan State University.

 

MSU researchers link carbon markets and tree-planting to fight poverty, protect the earth

Michigan State University scientists are combining sustainable forest production with emerging carbon markets in a unique effort to help some of the world's poorest people grow trees that will boost their standards of living and slow climate change.


Next Upcoming Event
August Board Meeting
Wednesday, August 5, 2009

The August Board meeting of the Oakland County Alumni Club will be Wednesday, August 5, 2009 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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