Everyone at Briggs is here to support our students, especially in this season of uncertainty and disruption.
The MSU Keep Learning website lists options for connecting to high-speed internet as well as other resources available for MSU students.
The MSU Support Our Spartans fund received over 3,000 applications within the first 24 hours of being live. Due to the number of overwhelming applications, no new applications are being considered.
Congress has provided funding for colleges and universities to use as student aid in recognition of the disruption caused by COVID-19. MSU is developing a plan to disburse money to eligible students, and applications will be processed through the MSU Financial Aid Office.
LBC established a Student Emergency Fund
Yes, Zoom and phone appointments will be available for students who need the assistance of an academic advisor.
Book an appointment via the Student Success Dashboard.
Cancellations: If you need to cancel your appointment, please do so 24 hours in advance. This will allow another student to take your appointment time.
Peer Advising Assistants offer scheduling sessions for LBC students
If you didn't sign up, no problem. Once you have made an academic plan with an academic advisor for next year, you can schedule a Zoom session with a Peer Advising Assistant.
To meet with one of the Lyman Briggs Peer Advising Assistants:
No. College employees are now working remotely, therefore offices are closed. Classrooms and labs have been sanitized and secured.
The County Health Department has issued an order that impacts access to Holmes. Any LBC employee now wishing to enter Holmes, for any reason or any length of time, must have prior authorization through a health screening.
A limited number of dining halls are open, through May 1. They are offering grab-and-go options.
As of April 20, Holmes Dining Hall will be open daily from 8 a.m.–2 p.m. and 5-8 p.m.
Read the latest information on the Eat At State website.