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UM-Flint Prepares for Historic Commencement
After broad consultation with administration, faculty, staff, and students, it was decided that the university will hold two commencement ceremonies each spring, beginning with the upcoming ceremonies on May 1.
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May Commencement Speaker Selected
Dr. Pane was born in Flint and is a 1977 graduate of the University of Michigan-Flint. He received his medical degree from the University of Michigan, and a master’s in…
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Maize and Blue Scholars and Student Speakers Selected for May 2011 Commencements
From the Maize and Blue recipient list, Samantha J. Honea was selected commencement speaker at the 11 a.m. ceremony and Cameron K. Waites will be the commencement speaker at the…
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UM-Flint Students Test Technology with Interviews from Egypt
The Honors 252 students are studying the History of Communication Technology, and the interview gave them an example of how technology, like Skype, can make the world a lot smaller.
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Pedal Power Your Way Across Campus
As part of UM-Flint’s new “sustainable transportation initiative,” the Free Bike Program will be piloted during spring, summer and fall 2011.
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Genesee Early College Open House Offers Look at Unique High School Health Career Program
Genesee Early College is the only one with a health career focus to be located on a 4-year university campus.
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Winegarden Visiting Professor Appointed for 2011-12
Renown historian Kenneth Waltzer Ph.D. has been appointed as the University of Michigan-Flint’s 2011-12 Myron and Margaret Winegarden Visiting Professor.
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UM-Flint Students Take Math Night to Flint Schools
As part of a community service project, the UM-Flint students helped to provide the elementary students with a better understanding of mathematics.
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Variety is the Theme for Earth Day Celebration 2011
Many local organizations will participate in the event providing information and presentations on organic gardening, alternative energy, recycling, energy efficient transportation, green entrepreneurs, green venture capital, ecological awareness, native plants,…
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Fun for the Family at UM-Flint Math Night
The emphasis is not on numerical computation, but rather on such things as estimation, patterns, spatial and geometrical perception, and hands-on activities.