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Career Development
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UM-Flint Students Attend State Social Work Event in Lansing
UM-Flint social work students enjoyed seminars and networking at Legislative Education & Advocacy Day (LEAD) in Lansing.
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UM-Flint Students Benefit from Mott Foundation Internships
Through the Mott Foundation’s summer internship program, Jordan Barnett learned how the organization is involved in area education programs.
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Top 11 Resources at the UM-Flint School of Management
Check out the top eleven resources offered by the UM-Flint School of Management.
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Q & A: UM-Flint Hagerman Center Director Mark Simon
Mark Simon, PhD became director of the Hagerman Center for Entrepreneurship & Innovation at UM-Flint this fall.
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UM-Flint Receives EDA Grant for Community and Economic Development Center
The University of Michigan-Flint joins the Flint and Genesee Chamber of Commerce and Kettering University as recipients of major grants from the U.S. Department of Commerce’s Economic Development Administration (EDA).
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UM-Flint Holds Career Fair October 5
The UM-Flint Career Fair is October 5 at the Riverfront Center.
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UM-Flint Alumna: Geriatric Social Work is Rewarding, Needed
Geriatric social workers help their clients with a variety of services, including Medicaid and Medicare, guardianship matters, durable power of attorney decisions, medical care and prescription drug use, home care…
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UM-Flint Career Center Welcomes New Advisor
Get to know Emily Bank, a career advisor in the new UM-Flint Career Center. She’s here to help students and alumni with career preparation, internships, interview skills, employment opportunities, and…
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Expanded UM-Flint Preschool Program Impacts Flint Kids
The free Great Expectations Early Childhood Preschool is impacting the lives of the Flint kids it serves.
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UM-Flint Well-Represented at Successful Ed Tech Gathering
UM-Flint education faculty and graduate students joined colleagues at the Institute for Innovation in Education’s recent gathering focused on the benefits of “failure.”