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  • UM-Flint Student Art on Display in Lansing

    The artwork of two UM-Flint students is now hanging in the Anderson House Office Building (HOB) in Lansing. The students were invited to the Michigan House of Representative's kick -off of this year's Arts in the Legislature program.

     

  • Michigan's Economic Future…and a Look Back

    Why did Michigan's economy dip so far down, and why is it taking so long to come back? Those are just some of the questions that Michigan State University Professor Charles Ballard will explore during a special presentation open to the Flint community at the University of Michigan-Flint on Tuesday, October 19 in the Ballroom[…]

     

  • UM-Flint receives largest alumnus gift

    His degree was in a field he loved, physics. He started out as a teacher, but turned to insurance for a more stable future after the schools he worked at would lay him off in the spring, and then rehire him in August. Yet David Zick always said that if it wasn't for what he learned as a physics major, he would never have been able to achieve success in the insurance industry. Zick is the president and founder of Bingham Farms, Michigan-based Group Associates. He and his wife Francine are long-time supporters of UM-Flint. Now, the 1973 graduate wants to give-back in a big way—a pledge of $1.4 million dollars. This, added to previous gifts, brings the Zicks' support to over $2 million.

     

  • New Game Development Track at UM-Flint Builds Collaboration among Departments

    Wii, Xbox, Nintendo, and the list goes on and on of video games that fill the hours for many kids and even adults. Now, University of Michigan-Flint students have an opportunity to learn what it takes to develop a video game.

    The Computer Science, Engineering and Physics department recently approved a Game Development track within the Computer Science curriculum, and for students it is a chance to learn the basics of a very hot career.

     

  • UM-Flint students heading to Poland

    The first group of University of Michigan-Flint students to participate in the Wyatt Exploration Program will leave for Poland on Monday. Twelve history majors and four history faculty members will be going to Krakow. The group will stay there until May 17. The Wyatt Exploration Program is made possible by the generous bequest of Dr.[…]

     

  • UM-Flint Students Receive Regional Addy Awards

    Two University of Michigan-Flint students were recent recipients of Silver Addy Awards at the regional competition level. Both students are BFA Visual Communication majors in the graphic design concentration and created their work last winter.

     

  • UM-Flint Observes World Voice Day: Love Your Voice

    On Friday, April 16, a multidisciplinary seminar, based on extensive experience in vocal training and rehabilitation, will be presented in Room 161, French Hall. It is designed to help all voice users protect and strengthen their vocal instrument. By participating, you will gain knowledge, techniques, and materials that will benefit you for a lifetime. Learn how to amplify your speaking power and expression while protecting your voice from injury.

    The seminar is free and open to the public

     

  • UM-Flint Shines at ADDY Awards

    The spotlight was on the University of Michigan-Flint at the 2010 ADDY Awards.

    Faculty, staff and especially students came away big winners of the evening.
    UM-Flint students picked up 19 awards, including a special "Best of Show."

     

  • UM-Flint examines ways to serve the development needs of children

    The University of Michigan-Flint will join with other community agencies to explore better ways to promote the healthy development of infants throughout Genesee County.


    On Thursday, February 25, members of the Genesee County Training Collaborative will spend the morning in the UM-Flint Michigan Rooms in University Center learning how a focus on attachment and social/emotional health can benefit a young child as they grow older, and interact within multiple environments and social situations.

     

  • UM-Flint Chamber Singers Pentagon Trip Rescheduled

    Washington D.C. residents will have two special events to look forward to in March. At about the same time the cherry blossoms begin to bloom, the University of Michigan-Flint Chamber Singers will be performing at the Pentagon on March 25.

    The snowstorms that hit the East Coast in early February led to the cancellation of the Chamber Singers invitation to participate in a special Black History Month observance at the Pentagon.

     

  • UM-Flint Chamber Singers Pentagon Trip Cancelled

    The snowstorms that hit the East Coast led to the cancellation of the University of Michigan-Flint Chamber Singers invitation to participate in a special Black History Month observance at the Pentagon in Washington, D.C.
    The 20 member group was to perform at a February 11 ceremony at which the three living members of the "Triple Nickel" 555th Parachute Infantry Battalion were to be honored.

     

  • University of Michigan-Flint 43rd Annual Math Field Day

    The University of Michigan-Flint Department of Mathematics will hold its 43rd annual Math Field Day on Tuesday, March 02, 2010. The math competition event brings together teams of five students from high schools throughout lower Michigan.

     

  • UM-Flint Chamber Singers Invited to Perform at Pentagon

    The University of Michigan-Flint Chamber Singers have received an invitation to participate in a special Black History Month observance at the Pentagon in Washington, D.C.

    The 20 member group will perform at a February 11 ceremony at which the three living members of the "Triple Nickel" 555th Parachute Infantry Battalion will be honored.