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First UM-Flint Student Presents at SACNAS National Scientific Conference
Waites is the first UM-Flint student to ever present a poster at the conference, and this year, was the only representative from any University of Michigan campus.
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Smartphone App to Make UM-Flint Campus Life a Little Easier
University of Michigan-Flint Assistant Professor of Marketing Sy Banerjee was one of the winners in a competition to develop web or smartphone applications that enhance government services for residents.
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Foster Care Summit Reaches Out
The University of Michigan-Flint has a long history of reaching out to help disadvantaged youth realize their dreams of a college education.
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UM-Flint to be Part of Advanced Nursing Education Expansion
The University of Michigan-Flint will receive $1,425,600 to help with expanding Advanced Nursing Education.
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SOM Students and Russian Businesses: A real learning experience
“These international programs are designed to provide first-hand exposure to the challenges that tomorrow’s business leaders will face in a global economy.”
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UM-Flint Forms Another China Connection
Future agreements could include student and faculty exchange.
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Michigan’s Economic Future…and a Look Back
Why did Michigan’s economy dip so far down, and why is it taking so long to come back? Those are just some of the questions that Michigan State University Professor…
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The Office of Educational Opportunity Initiatives celebrates “15 Years of Access, Impact and Achievement!” at UM-Flint
On Thursday, October 28 at 4:30 p.m. in the Michigan Rooms on the UM-Flint campus, EOI will celebrate its 15th anniversary.
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UM-Flint Vice Chancellor Receives National Recognition
Vice Chancellor for Student Affairs Mary Jo Sekelsky was selected by the American Business Women’s Association (ABWA) to receive that organization’s most prestigious national award.
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UM-Flint Exceeds Strategic Enrollment Goal for Fall 2010
Enrollment has reached 8,138 students. The overall increase is 4.6% compared to fall 2009 when there were 7,773 students enrolled.