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Student Life
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UM-Flint alum, Men’s Hockey Club founder returns to coach the team
It’s been nearly two decades since Tom Garavaglia saw an opportunity to make hockey more prevalent in Flint. He was a student at the University of Michigan-Flint, working toward a…
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UM-Flint Homecoming will offer something for everyone Sept. 23-24
Friends, food and football – is there a better way to celebrate your passion for the Maize & Blue? For just the second time in the institution’s history, the University…
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UM-Flint focuses on student health and well-being with new role
For Lisa Sancrant, the promotion of student mental health and holistic well-being doesn’t stop with graduation. Rather, it’s a long-term process that should follow a graduate into their post-university life…
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UM-Flint peer mentorship expands to grad students and veterans
Nearly two years after the launch of UM-Flint’s Success Mentorship program, it has grown by nearly 200 students and is expanding to graduate students and veterans.
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UM-Flint to introduce new dining options with reopening of Clint’s Café
The University of Michigan-Flint is expanding its food and drink options with the newly renovated and reimagined Clint’s Café. Located on the third floor of the University Center, the café…
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UM-Flint will welcome back students with revitalized fall programming
The fall 2022 semester at the University of Michigan-Flint is poised to be the most vibrant in recent memory, thanks to a diverse lineup of events that empower and welcome…
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UM-Flint Director’s Cup award celebrates student engagement, academic excellence
The Director’s Cup is an award created to recognize students who have actively demonstrated the attributes of an emerging scholar and leadership through participation in Educational Opportunity Initiatives
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For UM-Flint students seeking mental health help, CAPS is here for you
Five licensed, master’s-level counselors provide students with confidential individual, couples, and sometimes group counseling, along with workshops, support groups, and mental health and well-being resources.
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“Borders and Crossings” courses give students off-campus, immersive opportunities
First Year Experience (FYE) courses are part of the curriculum for students entering UM-Flint with less than 25 credits. They are designed to help students become acquainted with the university…
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UM-Flint named Michigan Veteran Connector school
This spring, the Michigan Veterans Affairs Agency certified UM-Flint as one of the first Michigan Veteran Connectors for the university’s role in supporting military veterans.