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UM-Flint Invites Community to “Touch-A-Truck” Public Safety Event
In addition to the vehicles, there will be free food, face painting, balloons, free child I.D. kits, and bounce houses.
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UM-Flint Sees Big Jump in International Enrollment
For fall 2012, there are 348 international students on the UM-Flint campus, up 94 students—or 37 percent.
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National Weather Service Identifies UM-Flint as a “StormReady Community”
UM-Flint Emergency Preparedness Coordinator Gail Phelps said the StormReady program has led to more collaboration between the university and other community agencies.
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UM-Flint Moves Up in U.S. News “Best Colleges 2013” Rankings
The U.S. News formula uses quantitative measures that education experts have proposed as reliable indicators of academic quality.
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UM-Flint Converting to “Green” Computer Labs
The zero client will consume on average 9 watts of power while running, whereas a desktop consumes around 80-100 watts, which means a smaller carbon footprint.
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UM-Flint “Urban Alternatives House” Prepares Second Launch
A new house that will be used as both a classroom and laboratory to explore better ideas for urban living has been selected in Flint’s Central Park Neighborhood.
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UM-Flint History Students Heading to Wales
The University of Michigan-Flint Department of History’s 2012 Wyatt Exploration Program gives students the unique opportunity to explore Wales firsthand.
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Author Nawal El Saadawi Selected UM-Flint’s First “Jack W. Thompson Visiting Professor”
Ernest Emenyonu, Ph.D., UM-Flint professor of Africana Studies, nominated Dr. El Saadawi. He met with her during her 2008 visit to the UM-Flint campus.
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Major Expansion of UM-Flint Student Veterans Center
The addition will add 500 square feet to the Student Veterans Center that will consist of four offices, a reception area, and a storage area.
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UM-Flint Named a “Best In The Midwest” by The Princeton Review for 11th Consecutive Year
Only schools that permit an independent survey of their students are eligible to be considered for regional ‘best’ lists.