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Learning By Doing
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A Neighbor’s Guide to the COVID Vaccine
University of Michigan-Flint students are not just devoted to their studies, but also to the health and well-being of their community. Throughout the COVID-19 pandemic, UM-Flint students have been hard…
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UM-Flint Students and Faculty Volunteer at GCHD Vaccination Clinics
As the United States is nearing one year since COVID-19 disrupted our everyday lives, more vaccines have been approved for rollout. In this next phase, University of Michigan-Flint health profession…
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Big opportunities, small campus: Ayana’s journey from UM-Flint to a national laboratory
All it took was a conversation with her professor for Ayana Ghosh, PhD (Physics/Abstract Mathematics ’15) to begin studying simulated black holes and higher dimensions. That’s quite a step for…
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UM-Flint professor uses artificial intelligence to study diseases, food contamination
Bisgin is an assistant professor of computer science with expertise in data mining and machine learning. His interdisciplinary approach has allowed him to make advances in numerous fields outside the…
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Conference goes virtual to highlight student research
A wide range of academic fields are represented as part of the online Flint Student Research Conference presentations.
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UM-Flint Doctor of Nursing Practice students share their stories of life on the COVID-19 front lines
Three students within the UM-Flint Doctor of Nursing Practice program share their stories being on the front lines of combating COVID-19.
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Seeing eye to eye: UM-Flint professor researches how optometrists communicate lifestyle advice with their patients
Dr. Michelle Sahli, an assistant professor within the Department of Public Health and Health Sciences, is surveying optometrists statewide about whether they communicate lifestyle advice with their patients, and when…
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UM-Flint occupational therapy students share success stories of program’s first year
UM-Flint started this academic year the first Doctor of Occupational Therapy program in the state of Michigan.
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$600K grant allows UM-Flint students to explore global questions
Thanks to a $600,000 grant from the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation, a program titled “Borders and Crossings: Exploring Global Questions at the University of Michigan-Flint” will help exponentially more students…
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M-Club will double your donation to UM-Flint student research scholarship
The scholarship will expand opportunities for undergraduate research at UM-Flint.