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Public Health & Health Sciences
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“Black Male Summit” Helps Flint Youth Envision Success
Set for January 14 in Flint, the Black Male Summit offers personal and career guidance for Flint-area minority students and UM-Flint students.
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Public Health Advocate to Speak Friday at UM-Flint
Barry Haarde, a man who represents the “human side of public health,” will speak at UM-Flint Friday in a discussion sponsored by Public Health and Health Sciences.
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UM-Flint Selects Winegarden Visiting Professor
UM-Flint has chosen physician and scholar Camara Phyllis Jones as the 2016-17 UM-Flint Myron and Margaret Winegarden Visiting Professor.
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UM-Flint Nursing Professor Leads Distracted Driving Research
UM-Flint Assistant Professor of Nursing Megan Keiser is conducting innovative distracted driving research.
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UM-Flint Faculty Researches Limitations and Income Disparities
Professor Camp’s research aims to enhance policies affecting people with disabilities.
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UM-Flint Expands International Public Health Opportunities
The UM-Flint Department of Public Health and Health Sciences (PHHS) is expanding its international opportunities for students.
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Multi-University Partnership to Address Flint Public Health Challenges
Community partners and three major Michigan university campuses today announced a new partnership to help address current and future public health challenges of Flint residents.
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UM-Flint Nursing Assists County Health Department with Lead Screenings
Within the next several weeks, UM-Flint nursing students and faculty will assist with more than ten Genesee County Health Department lead screening and education events planned throughout the community.
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UM-Flint Begins Free Community Course on the Flint Water Crisis
The first of the University of Michigan-Flint’s classes on the Flint water crisis drew 150 people and delivered historic analysis, sometimes intense emotions, and open access to education.
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UM-Flint Offering Special Course on Flint Water Crisis
The University of Michigan-Flint will hold a special course on the Flint water crisis. It will be free to the community and be offered as a 1-credit course for students.