Category:
Health & Safety
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Area Police Agencies Join to Bring 3-on-3 Basketball to Downtown Flint
Basketball action returns to downtown Flint with the Second Annual Stop the Silence 3-on-3 Basketball Tournament. The June 28th free tournament is expected to draw dozens of boys and girls…
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UM-Flint Volunteers will Help with Emergency Response
Nearly 40 faculty and staff volunteers spread throughout the campus will serve as Emergency Coordinators who will assist Public Safety, Facilities & Operations, and Environment Health and Safety with emergency…
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UM-Flint Helps Keep Hazardous Waste Out of Landfills
Over 300 pounds of batteries were disposed of at the recently-held Genesee County Household Hazardous Waste and Electronic Waste Collection Day.
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UM-Flint’s Student Development Center (SDC) is Now (CAPS): Counseling, Accessibility, and Psychological Services
Changes to the center are based on recommendations from a comprehensive site review conducted by Dr. Edward Hattauer of St. John’s University in winter 2012.
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TOUCH-A-TRUCK 2013: Family Fun That Really Motors
Touch-A-Truck is intended to help familiarize children with the men, women, and yes, vehicles charged with keeping their community safe.
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UM-Flint Public Safety and Area Police Fight Crime with Basketballs
A unique requirement for an individual to participate in the tournament is signing a pledge to “Stop the Silence.”
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UM-Flint Named a Bicycle Friendly University by the League of American Bicyclists
The BFU program is revolutionizing the way universities evaluate their efforts in sustainability, transportation options, and campus dwellers’ quality of life, while allowing administrators to benchmark their progress toward improving…
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UM-Flint Faculty and Staff Join MHealthy Rewards Challenge
Units that reach the 75% goal will be treated to a MHealthy luncheon on April 25 from 11:30-2 p.m. at that the Northbank Center Ballroom.
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National Weather Service Identifies UM-Flint as a “StormReady Community”
UM-Flint Emergency Preparedness Coordinator Gail Phelps said the StormReady program has led to more collaboration between the university and other community agencies.
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New Uniforms and Vehicles Increase Visibility for UM-Flint Student Safety Program
DPS Director Ray Hall says the new maize and blue uniforms make “Student Safeties” more recognizable.