Programs

There are different types of programs for leaders and researchers interested in opportunities for collaboration and the global work done by CANR, AgBioResearch and MSU Extension.

International Roundtables: We provide networking and information exchange opportunities for program leaders and senior administrators to share project information and upcoming opportunities.
 
International Travel Grants: We provide small grants to faculty members and staff for international travel to develop new programs and joint proposals for external funding, as well as for participating in international conferences and workshops.
 
Agreements for International Collaborations: We sign letters of intent and memorandum of understandings with numerous organizations around the world for collaborative programs.
 
Proposal Development Process for External Grants: We share information on funding opportunities and provide guidance for developing external grant proposals for faculty and staff.
 
Regulatory Compliance and Research Material Transfer: We follow policies, procedures and guidelines of MSU for international technology transfer and material exchanges.
 
Global Scholars Program: We provide opportunities for early-career faculty and staff to gain international experiences and to senior faculty and staff to offer their expertise and knowledge to enhance international programs of CANR and MSU through state and federal agencies.
 
Alumni Networks: With hundreds of alumni globally, we organize networking events with alumni in various countries and regions of the world.
 
World Technology Access Program (WorldTAP): WorldTAP draws upon expertise from Michigan State University and around the world to offer short-term and long-term training programs, advisory services, and consultations in diverse areas of agricultural research and development.

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