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Student Life
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UM-Flint Students Volunteer Throughout Flint on MLK Day
UM-Flint volunteers worked on numerous sites across Flint, such as Crossover Downtown Outreach Ministry, Center for Hope, Joy Tabernacle, and King Karate.
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UM-Flint’s December Commencement Celebrates Graduates
About 630 students graduated this semester, with more than 400 walking across the stage Sunday at Dort Federal Credit Union Event Center. The ceremony marked the first commencement since UM-Flint…
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Sister, Sister: UM-Flint Twins Graduate with High Honors
UM-Flint twin sisters Nickie Hewitt and Bryanna Williams are graduating with high honors in nursing.
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UM-Flint Ice Rink’s Second Season Begins Saturday Dec. 10
The UM-Flint Ice Rink is kicking off its second season with a grand opening celebration December 10. The public is welcome and encouraged to attend the free festivities.
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New English Language Programs Help Non-Native Speakers
Two recently introduced programs at UM-Flint provide even more support to students for whom English is not their native language.
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Q & A: Associate VC & Dean of Students Julie Ann Snyder
Julie Ann Snyder, Associate Vice Chancellor & Dean of Students at UM-Flint, started at the University this summer. She shares her initial impressions and initiatives in this Q & A…
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UM-Flint Students Attend State Social Work Event in Lansing
UM-Flint social work students enjoyed seminars and networking at Legislative Education & Advocacy Day (LEAD) in Lansing.
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UM-Flint Student Government President Delivers Address
University of Michigan-Flint Student Government president Menusha Arumugam delivered the annual State of the Student Address October 24.
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Shelby Coleman Takes the Lead in UM-Flint’s “Next to Normal”
Shelby Coleman plays the lead role of Diana in “Next to Normal”—a rock musical about a woman’s struggle with bipolar disorder. The play runs October 28-30 and November 4-6 at…
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UM-Flint Starts New Academic Support Groups
UM-Flint has launched two new academic support programs, with one for non-traditional students and one specifically for students who are parents.