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Political Science
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UM-Flint to host policy pitch competition April 16 at Flint Farmers’ Market
UM-Flint’s 2026 policy pitch competition will feature students sharing proposed policy changes at the campus, local, and state level.
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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.
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UM-Flint’s 2024-25 moot court team ranked No. 19 in the U.S. by the AMCA
At just five years old, UM-Flint’s Moot Court team ranks highly nationwide. The team helps students hone writing and public speaking skills.
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Maize & Blue Distinguished Scholar Azeim learned to get comfortable with being uncomfortable
Lina Azeim wasn’t sure what she wanted to study when she came to UM-Flint, but has found a path in legal and political advocacy.
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Pair of Wolverines rank 12th in American Moot Court Association’s national tournament
Kotob and Washington were also ranked fifth in the nation for their written brief, making them the highest-ranked U-M moot court team.
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UM-Flint graduate student Sellon finds meaning in advocating for disabled and veterans rights
His experiences in UM-Flint’s master’s in public administration program has been integral in pursuing a second-chapter career in veterans and disabled rights.
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UM-Flint recognized for exceptional 2024 student voter turnout
The University of Michigan-Flint was recognized by the ALL IN Campus Democracy Challenge as a “2024 Most Engaged Campus for College Student Voting.” The program aims to recognize colleges and…
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UM-Flint receives $495K Mellon Grant to explore “Cracks in the Pavement”
The grant will explore how democracy is enacted in unexpected places, often in parallel with traditional institutions.
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Maize & Blue Scholar Kotob ‘supercharged’ by opportunities offered at UM-Flint
At only 20 years old, Sami Kotob is poised to graduate with dual bachelor’s degrees in political science and economics. Read more about this Fall 2024 Maize & Blue Distinguished…