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College of Arts, Sciences & Education
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UM-Flint Faculty Member Selected to Judge Prestigious Russian Music Competition
Ten individuals have been invited to judge Flute and Tuba—only one is from the U.S., and she is from the University of Michigan-Flint.
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UM-Flint Debuts Bicycle Road Skills Course
The Bicycle Road Skills Course, which will be a permanent part of the campus, is believed to be the first of its kind installed on a college campus.
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Everything You Ever Wanted to Know About the Federal Reserve Bank
Martin Lavelle from the Detroit Branch of the Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago will explain the workings and impact of the bank.
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UM-Flint “Urban Alternatives House” Prepares Second Launch
A new house that will be used as both a classroom and laboratory to explore better ideas for urban living has been selected in Flint’s Central Park Neighborhood.
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UM-Flint History Students Heading to Wales
The University of Michigan-Flint Department of History’s 2012 Wyatt Exploration Program gives students the unique opportunity to explore Wales firsthand.
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Author Nawal El Saadawi Selected UM-Flint’s First “Jack W. Thompson Visiting Professor”
Ernest Emenyonu, Ph.D., UM-Flint professor of Africana Studies, nominated Dr. El Saadawi. He met with her during her 2008 visit to the UM-Flint campus.
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Shhh…UM-Flint Entrepreneurs Share Secrets
The Pirkovic brothers developed the website after learning that rates of cyber bullying, depression, and suicide are skyrocketing among young people.
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UM-Flint Campus Remembers Stephen Landon
Theatre Department Chair Lauren Friesen said, “His dedication to education and the art of theatre will leave an indelible mark on the lives of many.”
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Rivalry in the Arts: The Inaugural International Conference in Paragone Studies
Paragone is an Italian word meaning comparison. During the Italian Renaissance it was a debate in which one art form is championed as superior to all others.
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State Lawmakers Approve Funding For UM-Flint Murchie Science Building Renovation
The state will fund nearly $17 million and UM-Flint will fund about $5.5 million with university resources.