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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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UM-Flint Experts React to Major Democratic Debate Themes
Experts from University of Michigan-Flint offer their insights on a range of topics brought up during the Democratic Debate in Flint.
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Early Childhood Town Hall Meeting Brings Expert Panelists to UM-Flint
Child care professionals, administrators, and others who routinely serve Flint families impacted by lead exposure due to the water crisis will attend an Early Childhood Town Hall Meeting Friday, March 4.
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New UM-Flint Research Shows Location of Lead Pipes in Flint
The research analyzed the City of Flint’s hand-written records, paper maps, and scanned images to create a complete digital database of all the information available so far about lead service…
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Q & A: UM-Flint Physics Professors Discuss Impact of Gravitational Wave Discovery on Their Research
UM-Flint physics faculty members Rajib Ganguly, PhD and James Alsup, PhD answer questions about the discovery of gravitational waves. Both Ganguly and Alsup have focused their research on black holes…
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UM-Flint Nursing Assists County Health Department with Lead Screenings
Within the next several weeks, UM-Flint nursing students and faculty will assist with more than ten Genesee County Health Department lead screening and education events planned throughout the community.
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UM-Flint Theatre & Dance Faculty Member Wins Innovation Award
Shelby Newport—chair, associate professor, and resident costume designer for the UM-Flint Department of Theatre & Dance—is the recipient of this year’s Region III Association for Theatre in Higher Education (ATHE)…
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U-M Faculty Members Convene to Collaborate on Flint Water Crisis
Faculty members from all three University of Michigan campuses met at UM-Flint on Friday to discuss ideas for research collaborations and opportunities to work with community organizations responding to the…
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UM-Flint GIS Center Mapping Flint Water System’s Lead Service Lines
A team of UM-Flint faculty and staff are working on a project that “will help provide the road map for removing all the lead in the water distribution system” within…
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UM-Flint Begins Free Community Course on the Flint Water Crisis
The first of the University of Michigan-Flint’s classes on the Flint water crisis drew 150 people and delivered historic analysis, sometimes intense emotions, and open access to education.