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College of Arts, Sciences & Education
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UM-Flint’s Bell earns Maize and Blue Award after 24-year journey to obtain degree
Aneta Bell worked in the dental industry for over 20 years before returning to college and pursuing her degree in psychology.
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Fall 2025 Commencement speaker Diemer discovered her voice at UM-Flint
Angela Diemer brought her extensive experience raising three boys to her studies in educational psychology, supporting K-12 students.
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Maize & Blue Scholar Bader found purpose in extracurricular activities at UM-Flint
Kaitlyn Bader maintained high academic performance at UM-Flint while also co-founding its Club Tennis Team and being part of Phi Sigma.
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Maize & Blue Scholar Emery developed deep confidence at UM-Flint
Abigail Emery maintained a 4.0 grade point average while pursuing her degree in elementary education at UM-Flint.
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SMOOTH & COOL (Jazz Combo & Jazz Ensemble Concert Photo Gallery)
Students from the University of Michigan-Flint’s Jazz Combo and Jazz Ensemble gathered Dec. 3 to showcase their semester’s worth of work. The five-piece Combo performed “Mamacita,” “Footprints,” “A Moment of Clarity,” “Blue Bossa” and “Missoula…
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WINDS OF CHANGE (UM-Flint Wind Symphony Concert Photo Gallery)
The University of Michigan-Flint’s Wind Symphony concert took place at the UM-Flint Theatre, Nov. 20. Conducted by Doug Burtch, assistant professor of music, the symphony features musicians from a diverse range of majors — from…
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ORCHESTRAL MANEUVERS IN THE DARK (Orchestra and Percussion Photo Gallery)
The University of Michigan-Flint’s Orchestra and Percussion Ensemble performed its fall concert, “Changing Colors – Music for Autumn,” Nov. 11, at the University Kiva. Directed by Matthew Forsleff, the orchestra performed “Prelude from Holberg…
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UM-Flint’s Hristova receives 2025 Maynard Klein Award from the American Choral Directors Association
The Maynard Klein Award recognizes Gabriela Hristova’s lifetime of leadership, artistic excellence, and expertise in her field.
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UM-Flint’s “Cracks in the Pavement” Symposium brings the community together to showcase Flint’s civic empowerment
The Cracks in the Pavement Symposium kicks off three years of research and was designed to build connections between UM-Flint faculty and students and the wider Flint community.
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Miriam and Ellis Perlman donate $954K in support of UM-Flint’s Master of Public Administration program
The Miriam and Ellis Perlman Fund was established by one of the founders of UM-Flint’s Master of Public Administration program.