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Communication Studies
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UM-Flint faculty, staff members recognized for uplifting women in higher education
Two members of the University of Michigan-Flint community have been recognized for their work in supporting women in higher education across the state. Michelle Silva, lecturer IV in communication studies,…
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5 resources that took my UM-Flint experience to the next level
As a recent UM-Flint graduate, I have been immersed in the campus community by becoming involved in student organizations, jobs, and volunteering. Outside of UM-Flint’s competitive degree programs and scholarships…
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Staying social while social distancing: UM-Flint’s Rosaen offers tips for remaining connected
Dr. Sarah Rosaen, UM-Flint professor of Communications Studies, offers several tips to stay social during social distancing.
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Flint City Bucks score with UM-Flint interns
Maddie Vedder and other UM-Flint students are interning with the Flint City Bucks in the team’s first year in Flint.
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Q&A: Professor Sarah Rosaen discusses her research on media and children
UM-Flint professor of communication Sarah Rosaen researches the impact of media on children and adults.
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UM-Flint Communication Studies helps alumni twins find their voice in ministry
Brittany Willingham’s degree focused on media studies, while Brandon Willingham’s emphasized speech communication.
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Multimedia artist Baron Batch to speak at UM-Flint’s Critical Issues Forum
Athlete turned artist Baron Batch is coming to UM-Flint April 11 as part of the Frances Willson Thompson Critical Issues Forum.
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In the News: UM-Flint impacting local business; Communication Studies faculty on “Black Panther” movie; librarians helping librarians
UM-Flint programs, alumni, and leadership impact local business; Communication Studies’ lecturer Traci Currie on “Black Panther” movie; and UM-Flint librarian Liz Svoboda shares outreach ideas.
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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 Communication Studies alumna sends empowering message through yoga
UM-Flint alumna Kelsey Koch teaches a weekly free yoga class for amputees at her studio.