Month: December 2012
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The Rebirth of Civil Rights: A New Movement for a New Generation
The powerful image of Dr. King’s police mug shot used in this year’s theme was selected by UM-Flint alumnus and graphic artist James Thigpen.
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UM-Flint MBA Students Connect with Taiwan via Technology
Students distanced by close to 7,500 miles and 13 times zones, participated in the joint class discussions, analyzing a case pertaining to Wal-Mart in China.
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UM-Flint Takes Dance to Flint Schools
As a special way to culminate the program, earlier this month, the students performed with the children who had taken the dance class.
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UM-Flint to Share $800,000 DHS Grant to Help Former Foster Care Students
Genesee County is second in the state to Wayne County in the number of youth in foster care, with approximately 1,200 young people in the system.
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New U-M Newsletter Aims to Keep Michigan-based Alumni Informed and Engaged
An interactive map gives you a county-by-county look at the economic impact. In Genesee County alone, university purchases exceed $17.4 million.
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[IN] Innovation Incubator Helps UM-Flint Students Start New Businesses
College students who dream of owning and operating their own business usually have to wait until graduation to begin their entrepreneurial goals. An innovative program at the University of Michigan-Flint…
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Chancellor’s Review to Include Campus Visit by U-M President
For this review, President Coleman is seeking input from faculty, students, staff, UM-Flint alumni, and community leaders.
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UM-Flint Signs Dual Enrollment Agreement with Utica Community Schools
“We are delighted to be partnering with Utica Community Schools,” said UM-Flint Provost Dr. Gerard Voland. “The partnership succinctly delineates our commitment to community engagement particularly as it relates to…