Month: July 2018
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UM-Flint students explore “The Business of the Arts in Japan”
Twenty-one UM-Flint students from various majors visited Japan recently for an education abroad class.
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Cummings Early Childhood Center secures additional funding for its ‘innovative, whole-family approach’
The Cummings Great Expectations Early Childhood Center has secured additional funding to continue the innovative and high-quality services it provides to Flint families.
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UM-Flint Psychology students bring forensic research to Memphis
UM-Flint Psychology assistant professor Peter Molinaro, PhD, and several of his research assistants were invited to share their work at the American Psychology-Law Society (AP-LS) conference.
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UM-Flint creates new opportunities for international alumni to stay connected
As of February 2017, the university reported having over a thousand international alumni.
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“The Sixth Extinction” is UM-Flint’s 2018-19 Common Read book
UM-Flint’s Common Read selection for the 2018-19 academic year is the Pulitzer Prize-winning book “The Sixth Extinction: An Unnatural History” by Elizabeth Kolbert.
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Q&A with UM-Flint’s new Club Sports associate director
Julia Stulock recently joined the University of Michigan-Flint community as Club Sports associate director.
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UM-Flint among the attractions for “Be a Tourist in Your Hometown”
On Saturday, July 14, the University of Michigan-Flint will serve as one of the many attractions as part of the Flint Genesee County Chamber of Commerce’s Be a Tourist in…
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Computer Science professor discusses new bioinformatics course at UM-Flint
UM-Flint Assistant Professor of Computer Science Halil Bisgin developed a new course, Bioinformatics, which was offered for the first time this spring.