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UM-Flint Education Faculty Member Wins National Award
Tyrone Bynoe, Ed.D will receive a Distinguished Research & Practice Fellow Award from The National Education Finance Academy (NEFA) next month.
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UM-Flint Biology Professor Researches Brain Remodeling
University of Michigan-Flint Professor of Biology Joseph Sucic has been working on brain remodeling research for more than a decade.
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UM-Flint Social Work Programs Impact North Flint Residents
Social Work undergraduate students and interns are actively engaged with Joy Tabernacle in Flint to help residents of the Civic Park neighborhood.
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UM-Flint Writing Center Welcomes New Coordinator
Vicky Dawson and the UM-Flint Writing Center are hosting a series of workshops to help students with their personal statements and scholarship applications—starting January 23.
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UM-Flint Students Volunteer Throughout Flint on MLK Day
UM-Flint volunteers worked on numerous sites across Flint, such as Crossover Downtown Outreach Ministry, Center for Hope, Joy Tabernacle, and King Karate.
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U-M Ann Arbor and Flint to Collaborate on Flint Problem-Solving Challenge
The University of Michigan-Flint is partnering with the Ann Arbor campus in the 2017 Social Impact Challenge, an annual contest put on by the Ross School of Business’ Center for…
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“Black Male Summit” Helps Flint Youth Envision Success
Set for January 14 in Flint, the Black Male Summit offers personal and career guidance for Flint-area minority students and UM-Flint students.
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UM-Flint Earns U.S. News Recognition for Online Programs
UM-Flint has been recognized by the U.S. News & World Report in its “Best Online Programs” rankings, with the university ranked 16th in the entire nation for online graduate nursing…
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UM-Flint To Celebrate MLK Day with Service Opportunities
UM-Flint is honoring the legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. with a series of community volunteer opportunities on MLK Day 2017.
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UM-Flint Social Work Welcomes South African Visiting Scholar
The UM-Flint Social Work Department’s “Intercultural Dialogues” event on January 13 features Nenekazi Melody Gxashe, a South African scholar who specializes in social development and generalist practice.