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Recognizing Juneteenth: 5 UM-Flint Courses to Take This Fall
Here are five courses offered this fall from the College of Arts & Sciences at UM-Flint to help you learn more about the past, present, and future of the United…
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The past, present, and future of African Literature Today
UM-Flint Africana Studies professor Ernest Emenyonu is editor of African Literature Today, and Dr. Patricia Emenyonu, a lecturer in both Africana Studies and English, is an assistant editor.
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UM-Flint celebrates Black History Month
The University of Michigan-Flint is celebrating Black History Month with a series of panels, speakers, films, performances, and more.
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UM-Flint activities and events celebrate Black History Month
The University of Michigan-Flint will celebrate Black History Month in February with a range of events.
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UM-Flint Presents Awards at 2017 Fall Convocation
The University of Michigan-Flint held its annual Fall Convocation August 31 to celebrate faculty achievement.
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UM-Flint Social Work Welcomes South African Visiting Scholar
The UM-Flint Social Work Department’s “Intercultural Dialogues” event on January 13 features Nenekazi Melody Gxashe, a South African scholar who specializes in social development and generalist practice.
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UM-Flint Students Depart for South Africa Study Abroad Trip
The trip is part of the UM-Flint International and Global Studies (IGS) study abroad course: Rethinking Social Development in Southern Africa.
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UM-Flint Alumni: Turning Passion Into Success
Two College of Arts & Sciences alumni returned to the UM-Flint campus to discuss their careers and share what they’ve learned since graduation.
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Q&A: UM-Flint Alumnus Gary Jones, Constituency Services Representative for Congressman Dan Kildee
UM-Flint alumnus Gary Jones earned his undergraduate degree in Africana Studies in 2004 and his master’s degree in Public Administration in 2007. In this interview, he talks about how his…
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UM-Flint Alumnus William Shedd Recalls Malcolm X Visit to Campus
In 1964, Flint College (as UM-Flint was formerly known) was already fostering an student body interested in promoting cultural awareness. So political science student William C. Shedd considered it only…