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College of Arts, Sciences & Education
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In the News: UM-Flint faculty discuss occupational therapy, new educational space on campus, MLK Day, and more
Faculty discuss UM-Flint’s new Doctor of Occupational Therapy program, new educational space on campus, MLK Day, and more.
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UM-Flint’s new video production studio enhances online learning
UM-Flint’s Office of Extended Learning has opened a new video production studio. The Northbank Center space was created to help faculty enrich their online courses.
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In the News: UM-Flint faculty expert on Bitcoin ATMs and public subsidies for private development projects
Chris Douglas, PhD, of UM-Flint’s Department of Economics discusses Bitcoin ATMs and public subsidies for private development projects.
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UM-Flint engineering students find experience at Crossroads
UM-Flint engineering students are gaining unique experiences while interning at the Crossroads Village Huckleberry Railroad Shop.
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UM-Flint graduate heading to med school to become “doctor for the people”
Jaslyn Morris will be going to medical school next year, with career aspirations of providing health care for those in need in the Flint area.
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Regents approve schematic designs for UM-Flint science building expansion
Plans for UM-Flint’s William R. Murchie Science Building expansion continue to move forward, as the Board of Regents approved the schematic design.
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In the News: UM-Flint faculty experts share insights on Flint water crisis; music education
Suzanne Selig, PhD, of UM-Flint Public Health and Health Sciences discusses the Flint water crisis and UM-Flint Music’s Pat Prouty talks music education.
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UM-Flint Communication Studies alumna sends empowering message through yoga
UM-Flint alumna Kelsey Koch teaches a weekly free yoga class for amputees at her studio.
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UM-Flint announces Winter 2017 Maize and Blue Awards
The recipients of the UM-Flint Maize and Blue Distinguished Scholar Award have been announced.
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UM-Flint students invited to apply to new social entrepreneurial program
University of Michigan undergraduate students from all three campuses are invited to participate in a new social entrepreneurship program coordinated by the William Davidson Institute.