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Career Development
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UM-Flint Staff Spotlight: Dee Dee Hurley
Each year, the UM-Flint Staff Council‘s Staff Recognition Award is given to deserving candidates who have been nominated by supervisors or colleagues from around the university. Meet Dee Dee Hurley…
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UM-Flint’s December Commencement Celebrates Graduates
About 630 students graduated this semester, with more than 400 walking across the stage Sunday at Dort Federal Credit Union Event Center. The ceremony marked the first commencement since UM-Flint…
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UM-Flint Grad Heading to South Korea to Teach English
After earning her 15-credit UM-Flint TESOL certificate and a linguistics degree, Elexis Nelson is heading to South Korea to teach English.
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UM-Flint Education Alumna Uses Research Skills to Change Policy
A recent graduate of the MA in Early Childhood Program used her research knowledge to help make a policy change in standardized testing of kindergartners at her school.
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Art Student Opens Business at UM-Flint Incubator
Joe Hipkins will have a job in his field right out of college because he started his own design firm with help from the Innovation Incubator.
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UM-Flint Music Education Course Emphasizes Hands-on Learning
The early childhood academic programs emphasize engaging, hands-on learning experiences for students.
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UM-Flint Center for Educator Prep Hosts Critical Issues Dialogue
The series provides a space for education students to discuss relevant topics in the field, such as race and racism in schools.
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UM-Flint Communication Major Finds Impact in Internship
UM-Flint Communication Studies senior Skye Whitcomb found valuable experience in her required internship working with Flint Southwestern Classical Academy students and retired GM mentors.
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New Advisor Joins UM-Flint Career Center
Meet Myesha Cannon—a new advisor in the UM-Flint Career Center and one of the presenters at this week’s Career Seminar, held November 30.
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Navy Veteran Reaching Education Goals at UM-Flint
Majoring in social work, Getchen Neumann will be the first in her family to graduate from college next year.