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SPARTANRESOURCEGUIDE2017–2018SPARTANS WILL.MAKELEARN FROMDIFFERENCECONNECTIONSSTRETCHYOURSELFTAKE TIMETO REFLECTFAILFORWARDDISCOVERYOURPURPOSE
Spartan Resource GuideProduced by Academic Orientation and TransitionsBessey Hall orientation.msu.edu434 Farm Lane 517/355-8490Room 170 aop@msu.eduEast Lansing, MI 48824Online Resource Guide is available at undergrad.msu.eduThe information printed in the Spartan Resource Guide was provided by academic anddepartmental units. To the best of our knowledge this information was correct at thetime of printing.MSU is tobacco-free as part of an ongoing effort to ensure theMSU community enjoys a healthy campus. Tobacco-free MSU FAQs,information about the policy, resources and more are available athttp://tobaccofree.msu.eduMSU is an affirmative-action/equal-opportunity employer
MSU Federal Credit UnionWelcome to Michigan State University! Being a student and having a local account makeshandling your finances and paying tuition bills easier and more convenient. Our campusfinancial institution, MSU Federal Credit Union, has three campus branches and provides all ofthe ATMs on campus—37 in all. Plus, MSUFCU has a mobile app, eDeposit for checks, eAlertsfor your account transactions, and Apple PayTM, Samsung Pay, and Android PayTM for yourMSUFCU Visa Debit and Credit Cards.MSUFCU is the largest University-based credit union in the world with over 230,000 membersworldwide. As a not-for-profit organization that exists to serve members rather thanshareholders, MSUFCU is involved in giving back through programs that support MSU and ourlocal communities. Plus, the Spartan card designs and the MSUFCU Mobile app allow you toshow your green and white spirit and take your account anywhere.Top 10 Financial Tips for College StudentsNow that you’re in college, it’s likely you’re starting to become more responsible for yourfinancial life. Along with this freedom comes the importance of spending money wisely. Here arethe top 10 financial tips designed to give Spartans an edge on mastering personal finance and tohelp you have a successful freshman year:Set Up Your Financial Structure. Open a free checking account with MSU Federal CreditUnion so you’ll have access to surcharge-free ATMs all over campus and nationwide onthe CO-OP Network. Use the MSUFCU Mobile app to access your account, makeremote deposits, and receive texts about transactions and activity on your account. Plus,set up Apple Pay, Samsung Pay, or Android Pay for your MSUFCU Visa Debit and CreditCards.Create a Budget. Keep track of your income from all sources: parents, job, financial aid,scholarships, and student loans. Then estimate your expenses: books, tuition,entertainment, food, etc. Make sure your income is larger than your expenses; you’llneed some extra money for emergencies and savings. Remember, there are many funactivities to keep you busy in college and most are free to students.Use Credit Wisely. Understand the responsibilities and benefits of credit. Startestablishing credit with a low-limit, low interest rate card like the MSUFCU Platinum VisaCredit Card. Remember that a credit card is a loan, not free money. That means that anypurchases you make have to be repaid. If you don’t pay your bill in full and on time, youwill accrue interest charges and late fees in addition to the amount you spent.Establishing a solid credit history now can benefit you later with lower interest rateswhen you’re looking for a new car or your first house.Save, Save, Save. Life happens, and it’s important that you have some money savedwhen your laptop calls it quits, or when you’ll need professional clothing for aninterview. The 50/30/20 rule works! 50% of your income goes to your needs, 30% toyour wants, and 20% to your savings.Protect Yourself. Don’t trust anyone with your money or account. Keep your cards in asafe place and don’t leave cash lying around. Be skeptical of classmates, friends andespecially strangers who ask to use your debit or credit card. Selling your card tosomeone is illegal and could cost you a lot of money, or worse, land you in trouble withthe law.Check Out MSUFCU’s Financial 4.0. Financial literacy can seem overwhelming. Theexperts at MSUFCU’s Financial 4.0 will help you with the basics and provide you withtips and tricks to get you on the right foot. It’s financial advice by MSU students for MSUstudents. Check out their blogs, videos, and contests at www.msufcu.org/financial40.i
MSU Federal Credit UnionScholarships. Apply for as many scholarships as you can. Have your resume, letters ofrecommendation, and your transcripts ready to submit with your scholarshipapplications. Read and reread your applications before submitting them, and rememberto apply, apply, apply.Get a Job. The money you earn from working part time while you are in school can helpyou pay for the things that you want and need. Look for jobs both on and off campuswith part-time hours. Summer internships provide you with work experience and canhelp you save money you can use during the school year. It’s time to start working andsaving. You’ll be doing it for the rest of your life.Look for Ways to Spend Less. Take advantage of student discounts from localbusinesses including travel, food, books, clothing, and entertainment. Don’t spend extramoney on food if you have a meal plan. Check out the free activities on MSU’s campus,including the free MSU Campus Cinema for the latest movies that you can attend withyour friends.Don’t Buy New. If you live on campus, there are secondhand stores that can helpfurnish your residence hall room for a fraction of the cost of new. You’d be surprisedat the awesome items you’ll find at yard sales. Talk with your roommate about what heor she can provide for your room, too. Two pocketbooks are better than one.The good money habits you establish in college will serve you well during your years here andwell into your post-graduate life. Make learning how to use money intelligently a part of yourcollege education.For more information about the MSU Federal Credit Union visit pages 44-47 of the Campus Lifesection.ii
TABLE OF CONTENTS2017 RESOURCE GUIDEA MESSAGE FROM THE MSU FEDERAL CREDIT UNION (MSUFCU) .iTABLE OF CONTENTS .1ACADEMIC CALENDAR (2017-2018) .2CAMPUS RESOURCE DIRECTORY .4EAST LANSING AREA DIRECTORY .6LETTER FROM THE PRESIDENT .8LETTER FROM THE ASSOCIATE PROVOST FOR UNDERGRADUATE EDUCATION .9STUDENT SUCCESS TIPS .10CITY OF EAST LANSINGINTRODUCTION .1 1LETTER FROM THE MAYOR .12VOTER INFORMATION, PARKS, RECREATION, & ART .13PARKING, FESTIVALS, EVENTS, & MAP .14ACADEMIC RESOURCES & SERVICESACADEMIC ADVISING LOCATIONS .16SELECTING & CHANGING MAJORS .18ACADEMIC ADVISING INFORMATION .19CLASSES AT MSU .20STUDYING .22PROFESSORS .23NEIGHBORHOOD ENGAGEMENT CENTERS .24ACADEMIC HELP & SUPPORT SERVICES .26THE SPARTAN CODE OF HONOR AND ACADEMIC INTEGRITY .28UNIVERSITY GRADUATION REQUIREMENTS .29GRADES & GRADUATION .30ADDITIONAL OPTIONS FOR COURSE CREDIT .31UNDERGRADUATE LEARNING GOALS .32THE “T-SHAPED” STUDENT .34MINDSET .35EXPLORE AND DISCOVER YOUR PURPOSE .36TEXTBOOKS .38CAMPUS LIFELIVING ON CAMPUS .40DINING ON CAMPUS .42PERSONAL EXPENSES .43MANAGING YOUR MONEY WISELY.44GETTING INVOLVED .48RECREATIONAL SPORTS AND FITNESS SERVICES .50TRANSPORTATION .52PARKING .54ON CAMPUS RESOURCES .55WELLNESS & SAFETYHEALTH SERVICES .58STUDENT HEALTH INSURANCE.60IMMUNIZATION .61COUNSELING CENTER .62CAMPUS SAFETY .63MSU POLICE .64EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT .65TECHNOLOGYTECHNOLOGY SERVICES .68COMPUTING SAFELY AT MSU .69REGISTRATION, BILLING, & FINANCIAL AIDCOURSE ENROLLMENT AND REGISTRATION .72BILLING INFORMATION & FAQS .73FINANCIAL AID INFORMATION & FAQS .78FINAL EXAM alExam.aspxCAMPUS MAP.Inside Back Cover1
2017-2018 University Academic CalendarDates are tentative. For current information students can visit www.reg.msu.edu.Fall Semester 2017Initial Fall Semester Registration Bill available online on STUINFOJuly 22, 2017Minimum Amount Due - Fall Registration Billing StatementAugust 10, 2017Residence halls open for new students who attended aAugust 27, 2017June-July AOPFall Welcome activities for new studentsAugust 27 - 30, 2017Summer AOP students can begin to adjust their class schedulesAugust 28, 2017Classes BeginAugust 30, 2017Labor Day Holiday - University ClosedSeptember 4, 2017Last Day to Add Fall ClassesSeptember 6, 2017End of Tuition Refund Period:Refund dates can be found by clicking on the section number in theSchedule of Courses at www.reg.msu.edu1st Fall Deferred Payment Due DateOctober 2, 2017Middle of SemesterOctober 18, 2017(Last day to drop or withdraw w/o grade reported)2nd Fall Deferred Payment Due DateNovember 1, 2017Holiday - University Office ClosedNovember 23-24, 2017Classes EndDecember 8, 2017Final ExamsDecember 11-15, 2017CommencementsDecember 15-16, 2017Winter Break Begins - Residence Halls CloseDecember 15, 2017Check STUINFO for Fall GradesDecember 20, 2017Holiday - University Offices ClosedDecember 25-26, 2017Spring Semester 2018Complete 2018-2019 Free Application for FederalOn or after October 1, 2017Student Aid (FAFSA)Spring Semester Registration Bill available online on STUINFONovember 11, 2017Minimum Amount Due - Spring Registration Billing StatementDecember 8, 2017Classes BeginJanuary 8, 2018Last Day to Add Spring ClassesJanuary 12, 2018MLK Day - Classes Cancelled, University OpenJanuary 15, 20181st Spring Deferred Payment Due DateFebruary 1, 2018End of Tuition Refund Period:Refund dates can be found by clicking on the section number in theSchedule of Courses at www.reg.msu.eduMiddle of SemesterFebruary 28, 2018(Last day to drop or withdraw w/o grade reported)2nd Spring Deferred Payment Due DateMarch 1, 2018Spring BreakMarch 5-9, 2018Summer 2018 Enrollment by Appointment BeginsMarch 12, 2018Open Enrollment Begins for Summer 2018March 26, 2018Classes EndApril 27, 2018Final ExamsApril 30-May 4, 2018CommencementsMay 4-6, 2018Check STUINFO for Spring GradesMay 9, 20182
2017-2018 University Academic CalendarDates are tentative. For current information students can visit www.reg.msu.edu.Summer Semester 2018Notify Financial Aid Office for summer aid consideration by this dateMarch 1, 2018Summer Enrollment begins for currently attending studentsMarch 12, 2018Summer Session Registration Bills available online on STUINFOApril 14, 2018Minimum Amount Due - Summer Registration Billing StatementMay 1, 2018Classes Begin:Full Session May 14, 20181st Summer Session May 14, 20182nd Summer SessionJuly 2, 2018Memorial Day Holiday - University ClosedMay 28, 2018Independence Day Holiday - University ClosedJuly 4, 2018End of Tuition Refund Period:Refund dates can be found by clicking on the section number in theSchedule of Courses at www.reg.msu.eduMiddle of Semester - Last day to drop or withdraw w/o grade reported:Full Session June 29, 20181st Summer Session June 6, 20182nd Summer Session July 25, 2018Classes End:Full Session August 16, 20181st Summer Session June 28, 20182nd Summer Session August 16, 2018Final ExamsLast Day of ClassCheck STUINFO for 1st Summer Session GradesJuly 5, 2018Check STUINFO for Full and 2nd Summer Session GradesAugust 21, 2018Click on the section number in Schedule of Courses forimportant dates and deadlines.3
Campus Resource Directory http://search.msu.edu/a-zCampus Operator517/355-1855Academic Orientation andTransitionsorientation.msu.edu170 Bessey s.msu.eduhttp://msu.intelliresponse.com/250 Administration Building517/355-8332admis@msu.eduController’s countshttp://msu.intelliresponse.com/426 Auditorium Rd, Room r.msu.eduFinancial Aidwww.finaid.msu.eduAsk Spartyhttp://msu.intelliresponse.com/Student Services Building556 E. Circle Drive, Room eduhttp://msu.intelliresponse.com/150 Administration Building517/355-3300reg@msu.eduStudent Affairs and Serviceshttp://studentaffairs.msu.eduStudent Services Building556 E. Circle Drive517-355-7535studentaffairs@msu.eduCollege ContactsAgriculture and NaturalResourceswww.canr.msu.eduDorcia Chaison121 Agriculture Hall517/355-0234chaison@msu.eduArts and Letterswww.cal.msu.eduQuinn Moreno200 Linton Hall517/355-0366qmoreno@msu.eduBroad College of Businessbroad.msu.eduMegan Stevenson402A Eppley Center517/355-7605megan@broad.msu.edu4Hospitality Businesshospitalitybusiness.broad.msu.eduJeff Yingling232 Eppley ion Arts andScienceswww.cas.msu.eduCorey Moore189 Communication Arts w.education.msu.eduTeacher EducationKristy Dumont134 letic TrainingAmy Tratt134 r.msu.eduJoyce Samuel1415 Engineering Building517/355-6616 ext. 3samueljo@msu.eduHonors Collegewww.honorscollege.msu.eduChristine Raisanen105 Eustace-Cole Hall517/355-2326chrisr@msu.eduJames Madisonwww.jmc.msu.eduJeff Judge369 South Case Hall517/353-6754judgej@msu.eduLindsay Snyder368 South Case Hall517/884-1385thornh12@msu.eduLyman Briggswww.lbc.msu.eduAnne Slavin35 E. Holmes .eduTalitha Wimberly206 Music Practice Building517/432-2616talithat@msu.eduNatural Sciencewww.natsci.msu.eduJanae Currington108 Natural Science517/432-2381curringt@msu.eduNeighborhood Student SuccessCollaborative w.nssc.msu.edu/Deborah Thornton130 Hubbard Hall517/355-3515 & 517/884-3501Thornt28@msu.eduRISE Programrise.natsci.msu.eduLaurie ThorpC208 Bailey Hall517/432-4944thorpl@msu.eduAcademic Support ServicesNursingwww.nursing.msu.eduKrystal K. JonesC127 Bott Building517/353-4827kjones@msu.eduChemistry Help Room81 Chemistry Building517/355-9715Residential College in the Arts &Humanitieswww.rcah.msu.eduJulie TashjianC210 Snyder Hall517/355-0210rcah@msu.eduEnglish Language Center/ESL LabB230 Wells Hall517/353-0800elc@msu.eduSocial Sciencewww.socialscience.msu.eduMichael Connelly201 Berkey nary Medicinewww.cvm.msu.eduPreveterinary and VeterinaryTechnologyDr. Janette VaniF101 Veterinary Medical Center517/355-6510jvani@cvm.msu.eduSarah TomasikA6 Veterinary Medical rProgramMulti-Racial Unity LivingExperiencewww.mrule.msu.eduJeanne Gazel49 Abbott Rd. #226517/432-5266mrule@msu.eduLiving and LearningProgramsCharles Drew Science ScholarsProgramdrewscholars.msu.eduPatti WolffC202 Rather Hall517/353-8491NatSci.DrewScholars@msu.eduCoRe Experienceegr.msu.edu/coreCarmellia Davis-KingW5 Wilson Hall517/355-6616 ext. 2kingcarm@egr.msu.eduCSE 101 Help RoomCSE101.cse.msu.edu/student/Grammar Hotlinewriting.msu.edu517/432-3610Math Learning Centerhttps://www.math.msu.edu/mlcMain location: C126 Wells HallNeighborhood locations at Brody,Union, Holden, McDonel, AkersSTT Help RoomA102 Wells xSocial Science Help RoomsHelpRooms@ssc.msu.eduInformation - 201 Berkey Hall517/355-6676Locations vary check websitewww.SocialScience.msu.edu/HelpRoomsWriting Centerwriting.msu.edu300 Bessey Hall517/432-3610writing@msu.eduOnCampus Housing/DiningCulinary Serviceswww.eatatstate.com43 W. McDonel Hall517/884-0660info@eatatstate.comOff-Campus Housingwww.studentlife.msu.edu101 Student Services Building517/355-8286Residence Education & HousingServicesliveon.msu.edu517/884-LIVE (5483)1-877/9LIVEONliveon@msu.edu@MSULiveOn: Twitter, Instagram,Facebook and Youtube
Additional Officesand ResourcesAcademic Scholars Programwww.msu.edu/ asp105 Eustace-Cole Hall517/355-2326asp@msu.eduAlumni Associationalumni.msu.edu300 Spartan Way517/884-1000msuaa@msu.eduAssociated Students of MichiganState University (ASMSU)(Student Government)www.asmsu.msu.edu307 Student Services Building517/355-8266info@asmsu.msu.eduCareer Services Network/Student EmploymentCareerNetwork.msu.edu113 Student Services Building517/355-9510careerservices@csp.msu.eduCATA Customer Service(Bus Service)www.cata.org420 S. Grand AvenueLansing, MI 48933517/394-1000info@cata.orgCenter for Service-Learning &Civic Engagementwww.servicelearning.msu.edu345 Student Services Building517/353-4400servlrn@msu.eduComputer Store - Help & Repairwww.cstore.msu.edu110 and 120 Computer Center517/432-0700cstore@msu.eduMSU Counseling Centerwww.counseling.msu.edu207 Student Services t of Student Life/Student Organizations and Leadership Developmentstudentlife.msu.edu101 Student Services Building517/355-8286stulife@msu.eduEnglish Language Centerelc.msu.edu/B-230 Wells Hall517/353-0800elc@msu.eduGreek Lifegreeklife@msu.edu101 Student Services Building517/355-8286Immunization Servicesolin.msu.edu463 Olin Health Center517/353-4660olin@msu.eduMSU IT Service Desktech.msu.edu/support120 Computer Center517/432-6200 and 517/884-3000ithelp@msu.eduLBGT Resource Centerwww.lbgtrc.msu.edu302 Student Services .msu.edu100 Library Building517/353-8700Marching Band Information andAuditionswww.music.msu.edu116 Music Building517/355-7654spartanband.netMichigan State University Policewww.police.msu.edu1120 Red Cedar Road517/355-2221info@police.msu.eduMSU Bikes Service Centerwww.bikes.msu.edu434 Farm Ln., Rm. B10 Bessey Hall(300 Ft. NW of Farm Lane Bridge)517/432-3400bikes@msu.eduMSU HealthTeamwww.healthteam.msu.eduD130 W. Fee Hall517/353-3000PharmaciesFree On-Campus DeliveryNorth Campus: 517/353-9165South Campus: 517/353-4930pharmacy.msu.eduMSU Safe PlaceRelationship 100noabuse@msu.eduMSU Surplus Store and RecyclingCentermsusurplusstore.com468 Green Way517/355-1723surpluss@msu.eduMSU Unionwww.msuunion.comMSU Union Building517/355-3464union@msu.eduMosaic: Multicultural Unity Centerhttp://mosaic.msu.edu2nd Floor MSU Union Building517/432-7153Neighborhood Student SuccessCollaborative NSSCnssc.msu.edu170 Bessey Hall517/355-3515nssc@msu.eduOffice for International Students &Scholarswww.oiss.msu.edu105 International Center517/353-1720oiss@msu.eduStudent Veterans ResourceCenterwww.veterans.vps.msu.eduRm 8 Student Services Building517/884-5793veterans@msu.eduOffice of Cultural & AcademicTransitionswww.ocat.msu.edu339 Student Services Building517/353-7745Testing Officewww.testingoffice.msu.edu207 Student Services Building517/355-8385testctr@cc.msu.edufor MCAT, GRE, etc.Office for Education Abroadstudyabroad.msu.edu427 N. Shaw Lane, Room 109517/353-8920studyabroad@isp.msu.eduOffice of Supportive Serviceswww.oss.msu.edu209 Bessey Hall517/353-5210oss@msu.eduOffice of the UniversityOmbudspersonwww.msu.edu/unit/ombud129 N. Kedzie Hall517/353-8830ombud@msu.eduOffice of the University PhysicianImmunization Requirementswww.uphys.msu.edu463 East Circle Drive, Room 346517/353-9101uphys@msu.eduParking Officewww.police.msu.edu1120 Red Cedar Road517/355-8440Sexual Assault Programwww.endrape.msu.edu14 Student Services Building517/355-3551517/372-6666 (24 hour crisis line)Sexual Assault and RelationshipViolence Prevention Program(SARV)www.sarv.msu.edu101 Student Services Building517/355-8286Spartan Ticket Officemsuspartans.comJenison Field House223 Kalamazoo St, Rm 211517/355-1610Student Health 1407 S. HarrisonSuite 140 Nisbet ent Health Serviceswww.olin.msu.eduOlin Health Center463 E. Circle Drive517/884-6546olin@msu.eduUniversity Activities Boardwww.uabevents.comuab@rhs.msu.edu26 MSU Union Building517/355-3354ROTCAir Force ROTCwww.msu.edu/ airforce/104 Bessey Hall517/355-2168airforce@msu.eduArmy ROTCarmyrotc.msu.edu113 Demonstration Hall517/353-3484armyrotc@msu.eduResource Center ForPersons With Disabilitieswww.rcpd.msu.edu120 Bessey Hall517/884-RCPD (7273)rcpd@msu.eduAssistive TechnologyStephen Blosserblossers@msu.eduBrain Injury Disabilities,Learning Disabilities StudentAthlete LiaisonVirginia Rutanwalkerv4@msu.eduChronic Health DisabilitiesCaleb Sandovalsandova7@msu.eduDeaf/Hard of Hearing, MobilityDisabilitiesVirginia Martzmartzvir@msu.eduLearning DisabilitiesShani Feyenfeyensha@msu.eduDarryl Steelesteeled5@msu.eduMedia Access, Blindness/VisualImpairmentAngela Sebaldsebaldan@msu.eduPsychiatric DisabilitiesLeslie Johnsonjohn5214@msu.eduJohn Pedrazapedrazaj@msu.eduStudent Parent Resource CenterUniversity Village CommunityCenter, Room 107517/432-3745sprc@msu.edu5
East Lansing Area DirectoryBakeriesA Piece O’ Cake4966 Northwind DriveEast Lansing MI 48823517/333-6881Bake N’ Cakes3003 E. Kalamazoo St.Lansing MI 48912517/337-2253MSU Bakers220 Service Rd.Michigan State UniversityEast Lansing MI 48824517/353-9310Sugar Shack215 North Clippert StreetLansing MI 48912517/316-2009Banks/Credit UnionsMSU Federal Credit Unionwww.msufcu.org517/333-2424 (Call Center)MSU Union Bldg.East Lansing MI 48824517/333-2424523 E. Grand River Ave.East Lansing MI 48823517/333-24244825 E. Mt. Hope RdEast Lansing MI 48823517/333-24243777 West RoadEast Lansing MI 48823517/333-24241775 Central Park DriveOkemos MI 48864517/333-24242300 Jolly RoadOkemos, MI 48864517/333-2424200 E. Jolly RoadLansing, MI 48910517/333-2424104 S. Washington SquareLansing, MI 48933517/333-2424653 Migaldi LaneLansing, MI 48917517/333-2424Sparrow Professional Building1200 E. Michigan Ave., Suite 300Lansing, MI 48912517/333-242416861 Marsh RoadHaslett, MI 48840517/333-2424180 High StreetCharlotte, MI 48813517/333-242461133 S. Cedar StreetMason, MI 48854517/333-2424Bank of America300 Frandor Ave.Lansing MI 48912517/351-62172731 E. Grand River Ave.East Lansing MI 48823517/336-7038Chase Bank639 E. Grand River Ave.East Lansing MI 48823517/333-5905Citizens Bank3015 E. SaginawLansing MI 48912517/351-11111575 W. Grand River Ave.Okemos MI 48864517/349-9809Comerica Bank223 N. Clippert St.Lansing MI 48912517/337-0696Fifth Third Bank1427 W. SaginawEast Lansing MI 48823517/336-7332First National Bank of America241 E. SaginawEast Lansing MI 48823517/351-2660Flagstar Bank1400 E. Lake LansingEast Lansing MI 48823517/336-4200PNC Bank3433 E. Michigan Ave.Lansing MI 48912517/334-1675Beauty Salons & BarbersBlades Hair Studio223 M.A.C. Ave.East Lansing MI 48823517/351-7070Campus Barbers Inc.621 E. Grand River Ave.East Lansing MI 48823517/337-9881Douglas J Aveda Institute331 E. Grand River Ave.East Lansing MI 48823517/333-9656Essex Hair Design4790 S. Hagadorn Rd., Suite 152East Lansing MI 48823517/333-3917Great Clips205 MAC Ave.East Lansing MI 48823517/897-1499The Student Bookstore421 E. Grand River Ave.East Lansing MI 48823517/351-4210Guys & Dolls Salon418 FrandorLansing MI rmasters310 N. Clippert St., Suite 3Lansing MI 48912517/332-9388Harrison Hair House140 N. Harrison Rd.East Lansing MI 48823517/337-1541Kevena V.’s Day Salon4964 Northwind Dr.East Lansing MI 48823517/332-0258New Style Salon962 Trowbridge Rd.East Lansing MI 48823517/ 351-4338Personal Image Salon3315 E. Michigan Ave.Lansing MI 48912517/333-3234Salon de Lourdes2985 Mount Hope Road #109Okemos MI 48864517/336-5858Urban Roots Salon1393 Grand River Ave.East Lansing MI 48823517/332-3228Bookstores21st Century Comics and Games515 E. Grand River Ave. Ste. IEast Lansing MI 48823517/324-3585Archives Bookshop519 W. Grand River Ave.East Lansing MI 48823517/332-8444Collegeville Textbook Company321 E. Grand River Ave.East Lansing MI 48823517/922-0013Curious Bookshop307 E. Grand River Ave.East Lansing MI 48823517/332-0112Fortress Comics and Games425 Albert Ave.East Lansing MI 48823517/333-0435Spartan BookstoreMSU Internatio
East Lansing, MI 48824 . MSU is tobacco-free as part of an ongoing effort to ensure the MSU community enjoys a healthy campus. Tobacco-free MSU FAQs, information about the policy, resources and more are available at . recommendation, and your transcripts ready to submit with your scholarship applications. Read and reread your applications .
