STEAM Expo Weekend to feature plant research at MSU

Gaëlle Cassin-Ross -

Consider joining us to present the best of MSU plant science!

As part of the MSU Science Festival coming April 2025, visitors of all ages will have the opportunity to explore and experience the wonders of STEAM, connect with experts, and ignite their curiosity. You can learn more about this event online.

If you are interested in presenting your research as part of this event,  applications are now open, with proposals due by December 2.

This year, we are hoping to incorporate all of the plant-themed presentations to create an immersive experience highlighting the plant research being conducted at MSU. We want to locate all plant booths in the same room to create a fun overreaching activity to highlight plant science at MSU and increase attendance at all the booths. 

If you have submitted a proposal or plan to, please let me know,  so you will be included in this event.

NOTE: IN YOUR APPLICATION please include the sentence, “This proposal is part of the plant science community.”

Thank you! Sincerely,

Gaëlle Cassin-Ross

Outreach and Training Coordinator at the Plant Resilience Institute

cassin@msu.edu

Please reach out with questions, ideas, or comments!

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