Month: January 2024
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CIT awarded MTRAC grant from MEDC for commercialization of research
As technology continues to drive the automotive industry forward, there appear to be as many challenges as there are opportunities. While the industry shifts toward autonomous vehicles that connect to…
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Brevity is The Soul of Wit (Shakespeare Theatre Photo Gallery)
The University of Michigan-Flint is mounting a theatre production that will surely please all audience members, whether they are lifelong Shakespeare fans or have avoided the English playwright since high…
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UM-Flint’s Hagerman Center Receives USASBE’s 2024 Excellence Award
One year after being named one of only four finalists, the University of Michigan-Flint’s Hagerman Center for Entrepreneurship and Innovation has earned the 2024 Excellence in Co-Curricular Innovation Award from…
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Motorsports and entrepreneurship: UM-Flint to host IndyCar change-maker Rod Reid
“By mastering STEM, anything is possible.” This simple yet encompassing statement is the mantra Shirl Donaldson, a University of Michigan-Flint assistant professor of digital machining and automation technology, and Rod…
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UM-Flint’s latest theatre production offers an irreverent look at Shakespeare’s work
Which William Shakespeare play stands out from the rest? The Bard wrote close to 40 plays during his lifetime, in addition to many sonnets and poems, so there is no…
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Honoring the Legacy (MLK Day of Service Photo Gallery)
Students, faculty and staff at the University of Michigan-Flint joined together with the community, Jan. 15, to honor the life and legacy of Martin Luther King Jr. Programming started with…
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K-12 students to present addiction research at UM-Flint, Jan. 19
Addiction can present itself in many forms. Drug and alcohol dependence are highly visible forms of addiction, but other behaviors can create more pernicious effects, such as consuming junk food,…
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UM-Flint occupational therapy and physical therapy students teach ALS caregivers patient care skills
According to the ALS Association, approximately 5,000 people in the U.S. are diagnosed with amyotrophic lateral sclerois – the aforementioned ALS – each year, which averages out to about 15…