Tradition Keeper
Our Tradition Keeper program is back and better than ever! Here's what you need to get started:
1. You'll complete 30 incredible traditions that define what it means to be a Bulldog. Whether it's cheering on our teams, exploring our beautiful campus, or participating in meaningful community service, there's a tradition for everyone.
2. Your prize is determined by your classification, ensuring that each Bulldog’s achievement is celebrated uniquely.
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Freshmen: Earn your stripes and receive a Tradition Keeper t-shirt to show off your Bulldog spirit.
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Sophomores: Stay hydrated in style with a Tradition Keeper water bottle - perfect for your Bulldog adventures.
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Juniors: Sport a Tradition Keeper lapel pin with pride, signifying your commitment to the Bulldog traditions.
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Seniors: Receive the coveted Tradition Keeper Medallion, a symbol of your dedication to MSU, to wear proudly at your graduation ceremony.
3. One Prize Per Semester. You can earn a prize during one semester of the academic year, so make the most of your Tradition Keeper journey and choose your moment wisely.
4. At the end of each semester, there will be a Tradition Keeper Celebration! Those who complete the traditions will be contacted by the MSU Alumni Association with an invite to this special event. It's your chance to not only receive your Tradition Keeper swag but also be celebrated for keeping the MSU traditions alive with fellow Bulldogs!
Getting started is easy:
Step 1: Download the MSU Alumni Association mobile app if you haven't already.
Step 2: Create your account or log in if you're an existing user.
Step 3: Click on the "Traditions" tab to explore the incredible traditions waiting for you.
Step 4: Complete the traditions that align with your classification and watch your Tradition Keeper progress grow!
The MSU Tradition Keeper program is not just about earning prizes; it's about celebrating the rich history and spirit of our beloved university. We encourage you to participate and make memories that will last a lifetime.
