Month: September 2010
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Michigan’s Economic Future…and a Look Back
Why did Michigan’s economy dip so far down, and why is it taking so long to come back? Those are just some of the questions that Michigan State University Professor…
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The Office of Educational Opportunity Initiatives celebrates “15 Years of Access, Impact and Achievement!” at UM-Flint
On Thursday, October 28 at 4:30 p.m. in the Michigan Rooms on the UM-Flint campus, EOI will celebrate its 15th anniversary.
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UM-Flint Vice Chancellor Receives National Recognition
Vice Chancellor for Student Affairs Mary Jo Sekelsky was selected by the American Business Women’s Association (ABWA) to receive that organization’s most prestigious national award.
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UM-Flint Exceeds Strategic Enrollment Goal for Fall 2010
Enrollment has reached 8,138 students. The overall increase is 4.6% compared to fall 2009 when there were 7,773 students enrolled.
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UM-Flint Professor Prepares to Exit- Stage Left
After a nearly 24-year run, the curtain will soon be coming down on an award-winning career that has helped focus a national spotlight on the UM-Flint Theatre program.
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UM-Flint Students Welcomed Back
The decision to actually believe a weather forecast proved to be a good for moving the traditional Welcome Back Picnic indoors.
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UM-Flint Faculty Member Recalls Peace Corps Service in Tonga
October 15 on the Ann Arbor campus, Worth-Nelson will join other U-M alumni authors who have served in the Peace Corps, and will discuss the effect and impact that service…
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UM-Flint Students Sample Downtown Restaurants
Participating restaurants served appetizers of their signature dishes for the students to sample.
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UM-Flint Faculty Member Helps to Link Two Cultures
Her idea is to get graduate students working in an experimental online group with Kazakhstani students.
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UM-Flint Welcomes Peace Garden
A statue of Gandhi will be part of the planned Peace Garden in Willson Park.