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English
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UM-Flint Alumnus Reflects on a Life of Liberal Arts
Donald Tallman majored in English and History at UM-Flint, graduating in 1977. The liberal arts education he received laid a foundation that made for a meaningful career and life.
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UM-Flint Writing Center Welcomes New Coordinator
Vicky Dawson and the UM-Flint Writing Center are hosting a series of workshops to help students with their personal statements and scholarship applications—starting January 23.
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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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Q & A: Emeritus Professor & Best-Selling Author Tom Foster
Thomas C. Foster, professor emeritus from UM-Flint, discusses his books and influences.
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Entrepreneur Links Business, Charity at UM-Flint Incubator
Adil Mohammed started a for-profit software company and co-founded a non-profit social services organization, in the midst of Flint’s water crisis.
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New English Language Programs Help Non-Native Speakers
Two recently introduced programs at UM-Flint provide even more support to students for whom English is not their native language.
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UM-Flint English Major Shares Study Abroad Experience
This summer, a study abroad trip took UM-Flint english major Christen Rachow to South Africa. Her program used an interdisciplinary approach to exploring social development. Read on as she reflects…
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New Book About Flint Features Work by UM-Flint Community
A new book about Flint named “Happy Anyway: A Flint Anthology” features written pieces by several UM-Flint students and faculty.
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Want to Succeed in Business? UM-Flint SOM’s Dean Says Take English
UM-Flint School of Management’s Scott Johnson found a clear correlation between success in business and taking english courses
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UM-Flint Lays Out Road Map for Student Success
Two University of Michigan-Flint operations held a Curriculum Planning Institute to further incorporate engaged learning into a student’s college career.