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Graduate Programs
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UM-Flint to Receive $900,000 in Scholarship Funding for Disadvantaged Nursing Students
The program will provide $15,000 scholarships per year for 4 years to each of 15 economically disadvantaged Doctor of Nursing Practice (DNP) students, for a total of $60,000 per student…
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UM-Flint PT Student Selected for First “Selig Award for Excellence”
The award seeks to challenge all students, and inspire generations of exemplar leaders both academically and in service to community, the very goals pursued by Professor Selig throughout her long…
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UM-Flint Graduate Students Display Research at State Capital
The event is held to highlight the importance of graduate education in Michigan, and the impact it will have in years to come on the economy and quality of life…
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UM-Flint Announces New Master’s Program in Accounting
UM-Flint is taking its accounting program to the next level with the introduction of a new Master of Science in Accounting (MSA) degree.
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UM-Flint Doctor of Nursing Practice Program Completes Successful Accreditation Review
An accreditation review is done to assure that the UM-Flint Doctor of Nursing Practice (DNP) meets the highest quality standards.
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UM-Flint Nursing Students Are Part of the Solution to the Healthcare Crisis
Offered through the School of Health Professions and Studies, UM-Flint’s Doctor of Nursing Practice (DNP) program provides the skills necessary for advanced nursing practice in primary health care.
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UM-Flint Physical Therapy, English, ITS & Other Departments Team Up to Improve Healthcare Training in Nigeria
The Physical Therapy Department has joined with a number of other University of Michigan-Flint departments to help improve healthcare in the African country of Nigeria. In late August 2011, 16…
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UM-Flint Nursing Forms Overseas Connection
The exchange of students will begin in summer 2012 when 8-10 doctoral students from NTUNHS will join the UM-Flint Doctor of Nursing Practice (DNP) students for classes.
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Symposium Focuses on Nursing Research
Cultural competence in health care and care of underserved populations are two areas in nursing education receiving a lot of attention in the classroom.
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UM-Flint to be Part of Advanced Nursing Education Expansion
The University of Michigan-Flint will receive $1,425,600 to help with expanding Advanced Nursing Education.