Intercultural CANR

Intercultural CANR is a college initiative involving a series of events hosted by the Office of Culture, Access, and Belonging (OCAB) as a way to make space and explore aspects of our identities that are talked about less in our conversations about inclusion.

In the College of Agriculture and Natural Resources (CANR), we are committed to the idea that our best work, our best science, and our best selves emerge when we learn about one another’s perspectives, and engage across all of our differences. You Belong Here!

As scientists, scholars, students and professionals in the CANR community, we will dig deeper to make room for the respectful and rich conversation these topics provide.

Intercultural CANR Events:

MSU Resources

News & Publications

Professional Organizations

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