Ali Burck, MS.Ed

Ali Burck

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ANR Informaton Technology Representative
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Degrees:
Master of Science in Education with a focus in Instructional Technology
Bachelor of Arts in Professional Communication
Associate of Applied Arts in Graphic Design
Associate of Arts in Art History

Biography:

Ali Burck serves as the Community Experience Manager for ANR Information Technology within the College of Agriculture and Natural Resources (CANR) including AgBioResearch and MSU Extension. In this role, Ali develops high quality technical documentation, advises leadership on technology learning topics, leads DEI initiatives, as well as manages communication templates used by the department.

After completing her Master of Science in Education for Instructional Technology in May 2015, Ali joined ANR Information Technology the following June providing her unique skills in graphic design, instruction, and technology. Prior to joining the Spartan family, Ali worked at Lansing Community College in eLearning for 8 years creating documentation, training, and providing user support for their Course Management Systems including ANGEL and Desire2Learn.

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