MSU Meridian - Arts & Sciences

Dr. Amanda Cook Cox continues to provide outstanding experiential learning opportunities for the Criminology majors at MSU Meridian.

MSU-Meridian's Criminology students visited Meridian Municipal Court last week to observe misdemeanor domestic violence trials and sentencing, interact with judges, prosecutors, public defenders,court clerks, police officers, detectives, mental health representatives, crime scene investigators, as well as inmates. They also observed two felony preliminary hearings at the end of the day and were regaled with frontline stories as the judge highlighted our community-based approach to justice. This experience will impact how these students think about crime and justice issues as well as the type of role they want to play in the overall criminal justice system.

MSU plans normal operations on Starkville, Meridian campuses ahead of Hurricane Francine MSU plans normal operations on Starkville, Meridian campuses ahead of Hurricane Francine After a review of current information regarding Hurricane Francine, Mississippi State University plans to continue normal operations on the Starkville and Meridian campuses on Wednesday [Sept. 11] and Thursday [...

We were excited to host MSU President Dr. Mark Keenum and hear his vision for MSU-Meridian and the community.

Dr. Mark E. Keenum, president of Mississippi State University, on Friday reiterated the university's commitment to growing the MSU-Meridian campus in students, faculty and staff, infrastructure and facilities.

https://www.meridian.msstate.edu/news/2024/09/keenum-addresses-msu-meridian-milestones-plans-growth-faculty-staff-team-tailgate

This excellent resource has a new physical location, but Meridian students will still be able to access its services remotely. Details are in the story link.

The Writing Center has moved to its new location on the 2nd floor of the Mitchell Memorial Library. Join as they celebrate their official opening and take a tour of the new space!

https://www.cas.msstate.edu/news/2024/08/writing-center-moves-library-enhances-accessibility-central-campus-hub

Fall 2024 internship opportunities are available at the Mississippi Department of Archives and History.

MDAH is now accepting applications for fall 2024 paid internships! We accept undergraduate and graduate students as well as emerging professionals of all disciplines interested in gaining skills and work exposure in a professional setting. Students will work beside our trained staff to learn more about duties and projects within archives, museums, or historic preservation sections. Apply online at https://www.mdah.ms.gov/careers-volunteering/internships. Deadline to apply is Tuesday, August 27!

Welcome to the inaugural class of the new Accelerated MSN program!

Mississippi State University - Meridian Campus welcomed the inaugural Accelerated Master of Science in Nursing cohort today! With thirty-six students from seven states, the fast-track program will prepare them to be career-ready to care for patients and improve health outcomes for fellow Mississippians.

https://www.meridian.msstate.edu/news/2024/08/first-msu-meridian-master-science-nursing-cohort-begins-weeklong-orientation-new

Professor Robert West discusses the lasting value of a liberal arts education. Undergraduate programs in the humanities prepare students for a wide range of careers or further education.

Vision TV July 2024 In this episode of Vision, we're joined by Dr. Robert West, Department Head of the Department of Classical & Modern Languages and Literatures, to discuss the...

We are proud of our transfer students!

Phi Theta Kappa’s Transfer Honor Roll again honors MSU as a national ‘best fit’ for two-year college graduates Mississippi State is extending its reputation among transfer students for delivering a seamless transition to university life with its continued selection to the Phi Theta Kappa Transfer Honor Roll.

Learn about the Social Work program at MSU Meridian.

Dr. Angela Savage Talks About New Opportunities with MSU Meridian's Social Work Initiative Program

Congratulations to all our graduates and their families, from the MSU-Meridian Division of Arts & Sciences, and Dak!

Paid Summer Internships!

For students with an interest in history, the humanities, education, archival management, historic preservation, library science, and public affairs, the Mississippi Department of Archives and History is accepting applications now for paid summer internships.

Internships | Mississippi Department of Archives & History Some of our archives are viewable online; others, only in person. Explore all the ways MDAH can empower you to find, preserve, and share your Mississippi stories.

Congratulations to Professor of History Christopher Snyder, the Mississippi Humanities Council Teacher of the Year for MSU. His public humanities lecture will be this Thursday, 3:30 pm in the Grisham Room of Mitchell Memorial Library.

We are proud to announce that the 2024 Mississippi State University Humanities Teacher of the Year is Dr. Christopher Snyder! Congratulations Dr. Snyder and thank for all of the work you do, both within the Department of History and Humanities at large. Dr. Snyder will give the annual humanities lecture on March 21st at 3:30pm in Mitchell Memorial Library. Further details can be found in the flyer below.