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International Studies and Programs
Michigan State University
International Center
427 N. Shaw Lane
Room 207
East Lansing MI 48824-1035
Office of the Dean
+1-517-355-2350
infonew(at)isp.msu.edu
Office for International Students and Scholars
+1-517-353-1720
oiss(at)msu.edu
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Carrie Hatcher Assistant Director of Finance
Office of the Dean

205A International Center
hatche34(at)isp.msu.edu

Kyle Hess Program Manager, Humphrey Fellowship Program
Office of the Dean

202 International Center
hesskyle(at)msu.edu

Marcy Hessling O'Neil Gender Equity and Social Inclusion Specialist
Global Innovations in Development, Engagement, and Scholarship

308 Manly Miles
hesslin2(at)msu.edu

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Biography: Dr. Marcy Hessling O’Neil is assistant professor of anthropology and Gender Equity and Social Inclusion Specialist with Global IDEAS at Michigan State University, and co-founder of the Three Sisters Education Fund in Benin Republic. Hessling O’Neil has nearly 20 years experience working on education projects in countries including Benin Republic, Mali, Kenya, and Malawi. These projects have been funded by the IDRC, USAID, the Alliance for African Partnership, the US Department of State, and the US Embassy in Cotonou. O’Neil currently serves as the Gender Equity and Social Inclusion Officer on the USAID-funded Transforming Higher Education Systems project in Malawi. O’Neil is a Fulbright alumna and McNair Scholar. She has served on various committees with the American Anthropological Association, including the Mentorship Task Force, and has been a reader for the Mandela Washington Fellowship (Young African Leaders Initiative). Media appearances include BB24 Television in Benin, WDET Radio in Detroit, Michigan, and the I Heart Radio Network (syndicated globally) to discuss gender and social entrepreneurship. Leadership positions include the UN Major Group on Youth and Children (contributing member), African Studies Association Program Committee, Thematic Chair “Youth in Africa: Restive and Productive Energies,” SolutionsU Innovation Advisory Council, and the Concordia Africa Partnership Accelerator. She has presented research at conferences and workshops in the US, Nigeria, Canada, Finland, Benin, and the UK. O’Neil earned her Ph.D. in anthropology from Michigan State University.

Jackie Hohenstein Secretary
Office of the Dean

207 International Center
hohenst1(at)msu.edu

Emily Holley Associate Director
Center for Latin American and Caribbean Studies

300 International Center
holleyem(at)msu.edu

David Horner
Community Volunteers for International Programs

300F International Center
david.horner(at)gmail.com

Soksamphoas Im Associate Director
Asian Studies Center

301 International Center
imsoksam(at)msu.edu

Ike Iyioke Proposal Coordinator
Global Innovations in Development, Engagement, and Scholarship

308 Manly Miles
ike(at)msu.edu

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Biography: Ike V. Iyioke has extensive teaching, research, and administrative experience both in the U.S., Nigeria and lately in South Africa, that span almost two decades. This includes teaching stints at Alma College, MI; Department of Public Health, University of Michigan, Flint; and Division of Public Health, Michigan State University (MSU), Flint. His multidisciplinary backgrounds include a B.Phil. in philosophy from Pontifical University, Rome; a teaching certificate from University of Nigeria, Nsukka (UNN); an MSc. in international relations from UNN; an MA in environmental science writing from MSU; and a PhD in bioethics (with a focus on research ethics) from MSU. His research interests include issues about research subject/participant selection; biomedical research partnerships between the South & the North; and environmental science and public policy. He has led and participated in international capacity development teams with collaborators in Nigeria, South Africa, Tanzania, Vietnam, etc., and applied for external funding with US government agencies (e.g., NIH).