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UM-Flint Now Has Representation on ITGA Board of Directors
As president of the Michigan Municipal League, Lossing has focused on Town Gown relations between the state’s post-secondary institutions and their communities.
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UM-Flint to Host Event to Increase Impact of Internships in Michigan
In addition to workshops focusing on “traditional” internships, the event also features a presentation on working with international student interns.
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University of Michigan-Flint Alumna Appointed to U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission
President Barack Obama nominated Robinson on January 24, 2013, she was confirmed by the Senate on June 27, 2013.
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U-M Regents approve clearer, simpler guidelines for in-state tuition
The revised guidelines specify three avenues for attaining in-state tuition.
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UM-Flint Workshop Hosts Specialists in Holocaust Research
Workshop participants include K-12 educators, community and 4-year college faculty, graduate students, librarians, and education resource/curriculum specialists.
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New Dean of UM-Flint’s School of Management Has Broad Agenda
As a way of introducing him to the campus and community, UM-Flint Today asked Dean Johnson a series of questions about his new position.
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Renovation and Construction Projects Underway Across UM-Flint Campus
This year, Facilities & Operations is overseeing nearly a dozen major projects with a combined price tag of $4.6 million.
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Changes to Crim Races Through the UM-Flint Campus
This year, a few changes are taking place that will bring even more people through campus.
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University of Michigan-Flint to Open Geographic Information Systems Center
Geographic Information Systems consist of computer software programs capable of inputting, displaying, and analyzing any data with location information, and the means to produce maps from those data.
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University of Michigan Board of Regents Approves 2013-14 Budget for UM-Flint
A typical in-state, full-time freshmen student with 15 credit hours will pay an average of $4,922 in tuition and fees per semester in the coming year.