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School of Education and Human Services Interim Dean Bob Barnett Writes from South Africa: Day 1
UM-Flint School of Education and Human Services Interim Dean Bob Barnett, Ph.D. is in South Africa for a conference on education technology. Over the next several days, he will be…
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UM-Flint’s Continued Enrollment Growth Reaches Historic High
Leading the growth is a substantial increase in the number of new freshmen on campus which is up 15.7% over fall 2012.
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UM-Flint Physical Therapy Hosting Fulbright Scholar from Nigeria
Johnson’s primary objective while on the UM-Flint campus is to do a comparative study of professional physical therapy curricula between Nigeria and the United States.
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First UM-Flint Graduates to Receive DNP Degrees Join May Commencement
The DNP course work is rigorous, and there is a required doctoral research project that takes place in a clinical setting and is focused on improving patient care outcomes.
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New Concentration Added to UM-Flint Doctor of Nursing Practice
The Acute Care Nurse Practitioner Program recently received approval from the Presidents Council, State Universities of Michigan, and will be offered in fall 2013.
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UM-Flint Online Master’s in Nursing Program Ranked 3rd in Nation by U.S. News
“Online learning provides flexibility for RNs pursuing further education, especially those who want to balance study, work, and family,” noted UM-Flint Director of Nursing Margaret Andrews.
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UM-Flint MBA Students Connect with Taiwan via Technology
Students distanced by close to 7,500 miles and 13 times zones, participated in the joint class discussions, analyzing a case pertaining to Wal-Mart in China.
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UM-Flint’s Doctor of Nursing Practice Program Receives Second Accreditation
The accredited curricula aims to meet today’s practice demands in areas of leadership, informatics, evidence-based practice, education, cultural competence, and policy at the doctoral level.
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UM-Flint Biologists Track the Blanding’s Turtle
When completed, the research will give wildlife scientists more information on the turtles’ habitat, range of travel, and growth rate.
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Physical Therapy Celebrates 60 Years of Excellence in Healthcare Training
Physical therapy alumni, faculty, students, and staff will be celebrating with events this weekend in Ann Arbor and Flint.