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College of Arts, Sciences & Education
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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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Cyber classrooms help to deliver remote instruction at UM-Flint
Featuring multiple cameras, microphones, and digital input devices such as digital whiteboards and document cameras, these cyber classrooms (of which there are three on campus) intelligently record the audio and…
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New programs in data science & analytics at UM-Flint offer innovative career pathways
UM-Flint’s new programs in data science & analytics are offered across three departments and at the undergraduate and graduate levels.
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Wreaking havoc: Invasive species in Michigan
Associate Professor of Biology Heather Dawson sat down to highlight three of Michigan’s most invasive species.
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UM-Flint faculty, students help U-M on the path to carbon neutrality
UM-Flint faculty Heather Dawson and Rebecca Tonietto are leading a group of six students as part of a biosequestration internal analysis team as part of U-M’s President’s Commission on Carbon…
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Dr. Ganguly’s top five ways to die from a black hole
Dr. Rajib Ganguly is an associate professor of Physics and one of the black hole experts at UM-Flint.
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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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“A dream fulfilled:” Tina Jordan overcomes adversity to earn UM-Flint degree
Tina Jordan (’19) has a non-traditional college story – and she’s proud of achieving her dream of earning a bachelor’s degree.
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$600K grant allows UM-Flint students to explore global questions
Thanks to a $600,000 grant from the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation, a program titled “Borders and Crossings: Exploring Global Questions at the University of Michigan-Flint” will help exponentially more students…