Month: May 2011
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Historical Society Recognizes UM-Flint Project
The president of the Genesee County Historical Society said he hoped that this project will create new opportunities for partnerships between the society and academic institutions.
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UM-Flint to Involve Community in New Renewable Energy Course
The trip to Wind Park was sponsored by the Office of Research, and could lead to future collaborations with Consumers Energy engineers.
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Regents Approve UM-Flint Room and Board Rates
The proposed room and board average rate increase is 2.9%.
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UAW Local 599 Gives Records to UM-Flint
Records dating from 1937 to 2010, will be available for research at the Genesee Historical Collections Center, a unit of the university.
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UM-Flint Professor Picks the Books that Shaped America
Foster is hoping that after reading his latest book that readers will take action, “My other hope is that it drives readers to—or back to—the books on the list. I…
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UM-Flint Veterans’ Programs Focus of Chancellor’s Lansing Testimony
The invitation was issued by the chair of the committee following UM-Flint’s national recognition by the Pat Tillman Foundation for supporting student veterans.
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UM-Flint Seeks Volunteers for MS Study
The study focuses on the relationship between core muscle strength, respiratory muscle strength, and standing balance in people with multiple sclerosis
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Historical Society to Recognize UM-Flint Project
According to Michael Freeman, president of the Genesee County Historical Society, the selection was made from nominations from the board of directors of the historical society.
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MCC and UM-Flint partner to offer new education option
The new program allows students to attend classes at UM-Flint and MCC at the same time, allowing them to combine credits to maximize financial aid eligibility.
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Join the UM-Flint Common Read
The Common Read Project is a faculty-led project, in which faculty work in close collaboration with academic and student affairs. Brother, I’m Dying was selected by the 2011 Common Read…