Month: May 2022
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Research and engineering converge at UM-Flint to help Parkinson’s diagnoses
University of Michigan-Flint professors Nathan Miller, Linda Zhu, and Charlotte Tang utilized their research in cognitive neuroscience, bioengineering, and computer engineering to develop a mobile application that can help Parkinson’s…
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For UM-Flint students seeking mental health help, CAPS is here for you
Five licensed, master’s-level counselors provide students with confidential individual, couples, and sometimes group counseling, along with workshops, support groups, and mental health and well-being resources.
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Alumni Spotlight: Nicole-Kristine Smith
Nicole-Kristine Smith, a 2022 Biology graduate, is headed to the Yale School of Public Health to pursue a Master of Public Health in Environmental Health Sciences. At UM-Flint, Nicole discovered…
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How to Balance College and Full-Time Work? | UM-Flint Now
How to Balance College While Working Full Time? The Dos and Don’ts You choose to go back to college while working full time because you are an ambitious go-getter wanting…
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Make the most of summer break with these camps from UM-Flint
Future doctor? Entrepreneur? Tech innovator? The University of Michigan-Flint offers a camp for that and more. Summer camps for K12 students are hosted on the UM-Flint campus and led by…
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“Borders and Crossings” courses give students off-campus, immersive opportunities
First Year Experience (FYE) courses are part of the curriculum for students entering UM-Flint with less than 25 credits. They are designed to help students become acquainted with the university…
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UM-Flint Occupational Therapy Doctorate is first fully accredited program in Michigan
The University of Michigan-Flint Occupational Therapy Doctorate program has been granted full accreditation by the Accreditation Council for Occupational Therapy Education (ACOTE) of the American Occupational Therapy Association (AOTA). This…
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How Stacey Guigear brings her UM-Flint experience to the classroom
Stacey Guigear, a 2014 University of Michigan-Flint history graduate and social studies teacher at Swartz Creek Middle School, is getting ready to teach her seventh graders about Buddhism. Her students…
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UM-Flint named Michigan Veteran Connector school
This spring, the Michigan Veterans Affairs Agency certified UM-Flint as one of the first Michigan Veteran Connectors for the university’s role in supporting military veterans.
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Is an Information Technology Degree Worth It?
Is a Degree in Information Technology Worth It? With a 13% employment growth rate and above-average salary, there is no doubt that information technology is a sought-after industry in which…