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About the Center for Ethics’ current Professorial Assistants
Each year, approximately 200 freshmen are appointed as Professorial Assistants (PAs). PAs work with regular members of the teaching faculty on tasks directly related either to scholarly research or to innovative teaching. — MSU Honors College The Center currently has five PAs … Continue reading
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Tagged AHRQ, Ann Mongoven, Dr. Karen Kelly-Blake, Honors College, Leonard Fleck, Margaret Holmes-Rovner, Michigan State University, MSU Honors College, NIH, PA, Professorial Assistant, research project, shared decision-making, student research, undergraduate
