Under the leadership of its 20th president, Dr. Lou Anna K. Simon, Michigan State University has made global awareness and engagement of our students, faculty, staff, and other constituencies an institutional priority. Just as MSU helped define the "land grant" university in the 19th and 20th centuries, we are now working to define what it means to be a "world grant" university in the 21st century. The Associate Dean for Global Initiatives, Professor Tomas Hult, highlighted that the Broad School's Global Initiatives are developed and implemented to support MSU's world-grant focus, to increase the international competitiveness of U.S. organizations, and to leverage the unique global brand of the Broad School.


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Diversifying Michigan agribusiness is a cornerstone to economic growth
The Global Business Club gets a basic guide to exporting
Conference promotes trade to improve US economic recovery
Morgan Swink
Dr. Morgan Swink is a Professor with the department of Supply Chain Management. Dr. Swink has traveled abroad participating in study abroad, international conferences and executive education programs. He is very interested in starting new international business research and plans to travel to China and Korea this year.