Month: April 2020
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UM-Flint occupational therapy students share success stories of program’s first year
UM-Flint started this academic year the first Doctor of Occupational Therapy program in the state of Michigan.
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Student Government hosting online talent show
Student Government (SG) is hosting an online talent show this month. The sixth Annual FirePit event is being held online for the first time and will include a talent show…
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How to talk with children about COVID-19
In an effort to help parents talk about the COVID-19 pandemic with their children, Dean Barnett recently engaged with several early childhood faculty members from the UM-Flint School of Education…
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UM-Flint career experts share job searching advice during COVID-19
UM-Flint career experts share their advice on job searching during COVID-19.
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Staying social while social distancing: UM-Flint’s Rosaen offers tips for remaining connected
Dr. Sarah Rosaen, UM-Flint professor of Communications Studies, offers several tips to stay social during social distancing.
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Campus News Digest | April 4-19
The Campus News Digest (CND) features announcements, news, and event updates relevant to the UM-Flint campus. The CND publishes every two weeks in the UM-Flint NOW newsletter coordinated by University…
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Little Wolverines celebrate Spirit Week
The Early Childhood Development Center celebrated Spirit Week remotely with students and teachers alike. Each day featured a different theme: Superhero and Disney costumes, crazy hair and mismatched clothes, University…
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UM-Flint’s Physical Therapy program named top in Michigan
The University of Michigan-Flint’s Physical Therapy (PT) program has been named the top program in the state of Michigan and one of the top programs in the country according to…
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First Street Residence Hall becomes “Healing Heroes Home” at UM-Flint
The University of Michigan-Flint is opening First Street Residence Hall to area medical professionals during the COVID-19 pandemic.
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The 2020 Census: Why is it important for UM-Flint and its students?
Though required by law, the census has missed certain “hard to count populations” over the last century. Some of the groups historically undercounted include racial minorities, immigrants, young children, those…