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Apprentice Approach Helps UM-Flint Education Students Define Goals
UM-Flint senior Anneke Hoogenstryd credits the education program for preparing her not only academically, but also for solidifying her career choice on a personal level.
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Evening of Excellence Showcases UM-Flint Social Work Student Research
After digging into several complex research topics this year, UM-Flint social work students presented their findings.
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Corunna Teacher First to Complete UM-Flint’s Doctor of Education Program
Kristy Walters-Flynn is the first to complete UM-Flint’s Doctor of Education (Ed.D) program.
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UM-Flint Education Graduate Students Celebrate Reading Center Success
Graduate students in UM-Flint’s literacy arts program recently celebrated the accomplishments of the children they have been working with in the school’s Reading Center.
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UM-Flint Opera Outreach Brings “Jack and the Beanstalk” to Community
The UM-Flint Department of Music continues its traveling opera outreach this spring through performances and teaching activities with elementary students. “Jack and the Beanstalk” will be at five venues, including…
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Education Students Collaborate in Mock Interviews at UM-Flint
Being interviewed by UM-Flint education specialist candidates is exactly the kind of experience undergraduate education students need before graduating in May.
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UM-Flint Alumna Combines Black History with English Literature
An alumna of the University of Michigan-Flint’s master’s degree with teacher certification (MAC) program, Kenya Williams is using a common-sense teaching strategy to connect with her students at Beecher High…
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A Michigan-Flint Wolverine Teaching in Wolverine, Michigan
Now in her 22nd year of teaching fifth through eighth graders at Wolverine Community Schools, UM-Flint aluma Kristine Eaton Kramer is still glad she chose a challenging career in education.
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UM-Flint Early Childhood Town Hall Focuses on Nutrition and Resources
Staff of UM-Flint’s Early Childhood Development Center joined around 300 area professionals interested in supporting Flint families affected by lead in the water system. The meeting at Northbank Center was…
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Early Childhood Town Hall Meeting Brings Expert Panelists to UM-Flint
Child care professionals, administrators, and others who routinely serve Flint families impacted by lead exposure due to the water crisis will attend an Early Childhood Town Hall Meeting Friday, March 4.