Category Archives: Newsletter

Today, college affordability is on everyone’s mind.  In fact, studies show that only half of Americans who begin college will be able to finish – largely due to financial, work and life barriers.  However, APA and MEA can provide you, … Continue reading →

Family Medical Leave Act, FMLA In general, most members will take FMLA for a serious health condition or to care for a family member with a serious health condition; however, FMLA covers more than illness.     All members who … Continue reading →

For our Area Representative (AR) program. We are starting a new series of AR training classes in March and invite you to join the program. Our goal is to have an AR in every building where we have members and … Continue reading →

Meet Britany Benson, our highlighted APA member.   What is your job title? Public Engagement Coordinator.   How long have you been at MSU? I first stepped onto campus almost nine years ago when I started my undergraduate studies. .  … Continue reading →

If you have a dependent who will be attending college (not necessarily MSU) in fall 2018 (could be a freshman or upper classman) or pursuing vocational training at an institution that grants a degree, certification or license, they are eligible … Continue reading →

Portions of this article are reproduced from NEA’s Legislative Action Center The original goal of the Higher Education Act was to ensure that every American has access to higher education, regardless of income or zip code. Disinvestment in higher education after the … Continue reading →

What is your job title? Administrative Assistant   What department do you work in, what area of campus and building? I work for University Outreach and Engagement, on the west side of campus, housed in the Kellogg Center.   How … Continue reading →

How many players can MSU baseball coach Jake Boss, Jr. have out on the field at one time when the other team is up to bat?   Email your answer to Sue Brandt at [email protected] by February 9, 2018.  Limit … Continue reading →