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College of Arts, Sciences & Education
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UM-Flint announces winter 2018 Maize and Blue Award winners
University of Michigan-Flint has announced the recipients of the Maize and Blue Distinguished Scholar Award. The awards will be presented at the winter commencement on December 16, 2018.
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Forest Ecology students sharpen fieldwork skills at U-M Biological Station
Dr. Jill Witt’s wildlife biology students spent a long October weekend analyzing trees, soil, and overall ecosystems throughout northern Michigan and the Upper Peninsula.
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UM-Flint breaks ground on $39 million Murchie Science Building expansion
The Murchie Science Building expansion will provide an additional 65,000 square feet of space to campus in the way of labs and lab support, classrooms, and faculty and student areas.
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Biology professor Heather Dawson inspires future environmental problem solvers
UM-Flint faculty member and sea lamprey researcher Heather Dawson, PhD, has been selected to introduce legendary conservationist Dr. Jane Goodall at this year’s Frances Willson Thompson Critical Issues Forum.
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UM-Flint Chancellor Susan E. Borrego presents State of the University
In front of a crowd of more than 200 University of Michigan-Flint stakeholders, Chancellor Susan E. Borrego presented the annual State of the University speech Wednesday, September 26.
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UM-Flint announces new programs for Fall 2018
Four new degree programs begin this fall at the University of Michigan-Flint.
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UM-Flint presents awards at 2018 Academic Affairs Convocation
UM-Flint held its annual Academic Affairs Convocation August 30 to celebrate those receiving faculty awards, promotion and/or tenure, and to honor those receiving service awards.
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Q&A with Collegiate Lecturer Award recipient Dave Larsen
Dave Larsen, UM-Flint’s 2018-19 Collegiate Lecturer Award recipient, discusses his teaching philosophy and more.
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UM-Flint alumni address food security issues throughout Michigan
Alumni Richard Sadler (’07), Mackenzie Thrower (’14, ’17), and Jeffery Martin (’13) each play a vital role within their communities to help address issues surrounding food scarcity.
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UM-Flint professor teams up with block association for The Porch Project
UM-Flint assistant professor of biology Dr. Rebecca Tonietto is involved in a community improvement project that also involves her bee research.