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College of Arts, Sciences & Education
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UM-Flint Theatre’s “The Women of Lockerbie” : Lessons In Living, Giving, and Healing
In conjunction with the play, the Theatre Department is collecting clothing for area charities with its “11,000 Pieces of Clothing: The Women of Lockerbie Clothing Drive.”
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UM-Flint Sustainability Survey Key to “Sustainable Vehicle City”
University of Michigan-Flint students and faculty are exploring ways to expand sustainability efforts beyond campus and moving Flint beyond its historical “Vehicle City” identity to a future in which it…
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Al Jazeera Journalist Zeina Awad to Speak at UM-Flint on “Arab Spring & the Role of Social Media”
The Arab American Heritage Council, Mott Community College, and the University of Michigan-Flint will present Zeina Awad, the co-host of Fault Lines, Al Jazeera’s English flagship current affairs program about…
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UM-Flint Students and Faculty Research Grand Blanc’s History
For the next year, students from UM-Flint will be in Grand Blanc conducting archival research and field work to trace the genealogy of the historic homes and structures.
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U-M Regents Approve Murchie Upgrade
The estimated cost of the project is $22,170,000, the state will fund $16,627,500 of the project, and the university will fund the balance.
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UM-Flint Engineering Professor Works to Improve Quality of Higher Education at the International Level
To make a broader impact, Mazumder also appeared on the Bangladesh National Television Network where he was interviewed about how to improve the quality of higher education.
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UM-Flint History Department Selects Japan for Next Wyatt Exploration
Most student travel expenses will be fully funded by the Department of History.
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UM-Flint Physical Therapy, English, ITS & Other Departments Team Up to Improve Healthcare Training in Nigeria
The Physical Therapy Department has joined with a number of other University of Michigan-Flint departments to help improve healthcare in the African country of Nigeria. In late August 2011, 16…
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UM-Flint Faculty Member Wins Political Playwriting Contest
Rising is one of three plays selected for the 2011 political playwriting award and will receive a staged reading in New York City Monday, August 22.
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Behind the Bow Tie
Chevrolet played a major role in the economic life of the city. Just how important can be seen in a new exhibit researched and created by University of Michigan-Flint students.