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Political Science
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Bill Clinton Makes Campaign Stop at the University of Michigan-Flint
The political conversation came to UM-Flint at the national level Monday when former President Bill Clinton visited campus. The event was the latest example of the Flint area taking center…
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Presidential Visit Sparks UM-Flint Conversations
President Bill Clinton will visit UM-Flint’s Northbank Center on October 3.
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UM-Flint Hosts Presidential Debate Watch
UM-Flint will host a Presidential Debate Watch September 26, with faculty leading discussions after the viewing.
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UM-Flint Grad Will Work to Save, Ensure Education for Victims of Boko Haram
When Nubwa Gadzama graduates this May, she will join the family business of saving the world.
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UM-Flint Alumni: Turning Passion Into Success
Two College of Arts & Sciences alumni returned to the UM-Flint campus to discuss their careers and share what they’ve learned since graduation.
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Next UM-Flint Common Read Book is Ta-Nehisi Coates’ “Between The World and Me”
“Between The World and Me” by Ta-Nehisi Coates has been selected as UM-Flint’s 2016-17 Common Read book.
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Democratic Presidential Debate Brings Unique Opportunities to UM-Flint Students
Democratic presidential debate activities on campus gave about 60 UM-Flint students an opportunity to see the national political stage up close with hands-on experience.
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UM-Flint Alumnus William Shedd Recalls Malcolm X Visit to Campus
In 1964, Flint College (as UM-Flint was formerly known) was already fostering an student body interested in promoting cultural awareness. So political science student William C. Shedd considered it only…
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Commencement Cheer: Graduating Students Share UM-Flint Memories and Celebrations
UM-Flint graduating students share their memories and thoughts ahead of the December Commencement Ceremony.
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UM-Flint Faculty Receive Promotions and Tenure
Several University of Michigan-Flint faculty have received promotions and/or tenure. The University of Michigan Board of Regents approved the designations at its May 21 meeting.
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