Category:
International
-
–
by
UM-Flint’s Gano-Phillips receives US Fulbright Scholar Award for 2025
Psychology professor Susan Gano-Phillips will spend 10 months in Namibia during 2025, teaching and consulting on education and leadership.
-
–
by
Revolution and Resilience: UM-Flint students can travel to Cuba for (essentially) free
Despite being just 100 miles off of Key West, Florida, it can seem that Cuba is a world away. Since the U.S. embargo against the island country first began in…
-
–
by
UM-Flint nursing degree advances career of an alum
The rapidly evolving environmental, physical and mental conditions of our society have led to an increased diversification of roles for professionals in health care, particularly nurses. A nursing degree advances…
-
–
by
UM-Flint’s Center for Global Engagement director offers a vision for comprehensive internationalization
At first glance, The International School in Bangalore, India, may seem like a work of fiction. Students in tidy uniforms are sorted into four houses, awarded points for their accomplishments,…
-
–
by
UM-Flint introduces four new learning communities for Fall 2021
The Residential Learning Communities are the Promise Scholar program and Global Learning Community, and the theme communities are Innovation & Technology and Gender & Sexuality.
-
–
by
Maureen Tippen awarded UM President’s Award for Distinguished Service in International Education
The President’s Award for Distinguished Service in International Education honors a faculty member who had a sustained commitment to international education, was a leader in the field of international education.
-
–
by
UM-Flint welcomes new associate director of global engagement
Pattison shares her messages for international students and those looking to study abroad in this Q&A with University Communications & Marketing.
-
–
by
UM-Flint study abroad: See the world in 2020
The UM-Flint Education Abroad Office oversees a wide variety of study abroad opportunities around the globe, including faculty-led trips and exchange programs.
-
–
by
Learning to teach English to speakers of other languages
The seminar and practicum within the Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages (TESOL) certificate program at UM-Flint helps students fine-tune their teaching skills by contributing within the community.
-
–
by
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.