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Graduate Programs
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UM-Flint student overcomes pain to find purpose in teaching
Nicole overcame struggles with mental health and addiction. She aims to continue teaching in underserved districts upon graduating.
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Literacy education grads help Michigan school districts and families improve reading
Michigan’s new third-grade reading law highlights the roles literacy education graduates play throughout the state.
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Scholarship Surprise
Fabian Haywood had no idea his “staff meeting” was about to turn into something so much more.
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Flint community leaders forged through Leadership Scholarship
The UM-Flint Greater Flint Community Leadership Scholarship 2019 application is available until June 1.
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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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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 the director of UM-Flint’s new Physician Assistant program
Stephanie Gilkey is the founding director of the Physician Assistant program at the University of Michigan-Flint.
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UM-Flint to add Physician Assistant Department in College of Health Sciences
The new department will be the home of UM-Flint’s Master of Science Physician Assistant (MSPA) program, the first physician assistant program offered at a University of Michigan campus.
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Alumna is UM-Flint’s India-based international recruitment coordinator
Riddhi Mehta earned her master’s degree at UM-Flint and now helps recruit students throughout Asia and beyond for the university.
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UM-Flint alumni address food security issues throughout Michigan
Alumni Richard Sadler (’07), Mackenzie Thrower (’14, ’17), and Jeffery Martin (’13) each play a vital role within their communities to help address issues surrounding food scarcity.