Theme: New Approaches, Different Possibilities, and Uncharted Paths: Transforming Schools into Spaces of Belonging Where All Can Thrive
The MSAN Institute is a two-day, professional development opportunity dedicated to advancing our understanding and knowledge of current research and district practices that have positive impacts on multicultural students and that further racial equity in schools.
2025 MSAN Institute Draft Agenda (PDF)
Join committed colleagues from across the United States as we:
If you have questions, please email MSAN’s project manager, Connie Showalter at connie.showalter@wisc.edu.
Welcome & Land Acknowledgement, and Overview of the Day by:
Latoya Holiday, MSAN Executive Director, MSAN
Dr. David Glasner, MSAN Governing Board President, Superintendent Shaker Heights City School District, Ohio
Welcome, Overview of Day, and Special Remarks by:
Latoya Holiday, MSAN Executive Director, MSAN
Dr. Marcelle Haddix, Dean, UW-Madison School of Education, UW-Madison
Aaron Bird Bear, Retired Director of Tribal Relations, UW-Madison
MSAN High School Scholars’ Panel Presentation: Perspectives on Leading for Equity and Fostering Belonging
Facilitator: Antonio Hoye, Dean of Students, Middleton High School, Middleton-Cross Plains Area School District
Middleton-Cross Plains Area School District Students: Oubeda Ezoula, Sennie Kidau, Mauricio Rodriquez
Waunekee Community School District Students: Johana Angeles, Eric Hernandez, Kylana Martinson