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Service-learning expertise strengthens international collaborations
Working closely with faculty and students in UM-Flint’s School of Education and Human Services (SEHS), Dr. Isabel Lopez-Cobo spent the fall semester researching UM-Flint’s service-learning approach to education.
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December commencement ceremony celebrates UM-Flint’s newest graduates
More than 900 students have graduated since this summer. The December commencement ceremony is UM-Flint’s annual winter tradition celebrating their accomplishments.
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Mythbuster and author Kari Byron speaks at UM-Flint’s Critical Issues Forum
Fresh off the release of her new book, Crash Test Girl, Byron’s talk will focus on the perfect tool for busting myths and solving everyday issues: the scientific method.
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Following the First-Year Experience | Part 2: A Semester of Changes
The UM-Flint course So You Want to Change the World is designed to provide students an outlet for critical thinking and thoughtful action related to societal issues. University Communications &…
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Following the First-Year Experience | Part 1: Preparing for Success
The UM-Flint course So You Want to Change the World is designed to acclimate new students to university life and expose them to new ways of learning and doing. It…
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New Disabilities Services Coordinator “Chips” in to help students
As the new Disability Services Coordinator at the University of Michigan-Flint, Harvey “Chip” Evans oversees services that ensure equal opportunity to students with disabilities and helps to promote a welcoming…
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Forest Ecology students sharpen fieldwork skills at U-M Biological Station
Dr. Jill Witt’s wildlife biology students spent a long October weekend analyzing trees, soil, and overall ecosystems throughout northern Michigan and the Upper Peninsula.
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Q & A with Susan E. Alcock, Interim Provost & Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs
Interim Provost and Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs Susan E. Alcock shares her impressions of UM-Flint, her professional background and leadership style, and more in this Q&A with University Communications…
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UM-Flint’s Department of Public Safety first to receive state accreditation
The Michigan Association of Chiefs of Police (MACP) declared UM-Flint’s DPS the first university public safety department to be accredited by the Michigan Law Enforcement Accreditation Commission (MLEAC).
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Tug-of-War tradition returns at UM-Flint Family Day
On October 20, at the Family Day event, members of the campus community intend to bring the old UM-Flint tradition back.