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Remembering Professor Emeritus Harry Blecker: Founder of UM-Flint Chemistry Department
Professor Blecker came to UM-Flint in 1957 as assistant professor, was the founder of the Department of Chemistry.
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Former Student Recalls Founding Faculty Member
Professor Paul Bradley was one of the founding faculty members of the University of Michigan-Flint.
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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.
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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[…]
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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.
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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.