The Liberty Hyde Bailey Scholars Program seeks to create a respectful and trusting learning community for students to pursue lifelong learning through their individual goals and interests. The program includes 9 credits of core classes, 12 exploratory credits to fit each student's learning vision, and co-curricular activities to enhance learning. Students are encouraged to explore questions and topics that interest them through the program's support resources based in 65 Agriculture Hall.

1. Liberty Hyde Bailey Scholars A CANR Specialization in Connected Learning

2. The Bailey Scholars Program seeks to be a community of scholars dedicated to lifelong learning. All members of the community work toward providing a respectful trusting environment where we acknowledge our interdependence and encourage personal growth.

3. Learning Vision Statement Your Individual Goals, Burning Questions, Interests, or your Quest Frames what you want to explore or learn more about during your Bailey Learning Journey

4. Specialization Breakdown 3 CORE Classes (3 credits each) ANR 210, ANR 310, ANR 410 Middle 12 Credits Exploratory Courses to fit your learning vision Co-Curricular Activities Opportunities that enhance your learning vision

5. Community Space 65 Agriculture Hall Events Golf Outing Wednesday Lunches Open House All Encompassing

14. Open House September 30, 4 – 6pm 65 Agriculture Hall For More Information CONTACT: Patti Kenney Glenn Sterner Academic Learning Coordinator Bailey Graduate Fellow 432-0735 [email_address] [email_address] 65 Ag Hall

15. http://bsp.msu.edu