GREG M. HUNTER
Theatre Artist & Educator

Some of life's most meaningful conversations happen around the dinner table. You're invited to pull up a chair as we talk about food and the different ways it impacts us. Food@MSU is a collaboration between Michigan State University's College of Agriculture and Natural Resources, College of Arts & Letters, and the College of Communication Arts and Sciences. More at http://food.msu.edu starring: Greg Hunter and Kathryn Stahl written by: Ann Folino White costumes by: Angela Wendelberger produced by: Ryan Frederick and Peter Johnston thanks to: MSU Student Organic Farm MSU Libraries Special Collections MSU Department of Theatre Deric McNish Don and Ruth Mowry

Freshman Colloquium 2016. Welcome home Spartans! Students at MSU can go down so many paths, there's always somebody there to help guide you. Featuring Monica Williamson (Anthropology) and Dean Rachel Croson of the College of Social Science, Alan Green (Agriculture, Food, and Natural Resources Education) and Dean Christopher P. Long of the College of Arts & Letters, and Greg Hunter (Theatre) and Dean Ron Hendrick of the College of Agriculture and Natural Resources.

The liberal arts are at the heart of the MSU land-grant mission. For more than 150 years, our faculty, students, and alumni have achieved amazing things across the country and around the world. Learn how our resilience and deep commitment to a liberal arts education have shaped the history of the University and charted a course of unparalleled achievement dating back to a decisive turning point in 1859. View six more inspiring stories by going to: http://deansreport.cal.msu.edu A HUGE thank you to English Professor Jeff Wray, MFA Acting candidate Greg Hunter, and Assistant Professor/Theatre alumna Emily-Sutton Smith for being part of this year's report.

From the banks of the Red Cedar River, the story of your college experience begins at Michigan State University.